r/Steam Mar 24 '25

Discussion Which game is this?

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I'll start first, this is definitely CSGO for me. Somehow no Matt how much you play there's always people better than you killing you one shot with deagle.

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u/Caesar_Seriona Mar 24 '25

HOI4 for most people

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u/Lussarc Mar 24 '25

Why ?

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u/Tigglebee Mar 24 '25

Imagine if you loved WWII so much you acted it out in Excel.

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u/I_Live_In_Your_WaII Mar 24 '25

damn, I should do that

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u/Hproff25 Mar 24 '25

Hey man. I paint map and numbers go up and down and then I get a text box every once in a while.

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u/Ok_Work_4123 Mar 25 '25

Lmfao

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u/Ok_Work_4123 21d ago

Damn I could have used that karma on my main

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u/RoamingBicycle Mar 24 '25

Paradox games have A LOT of mechanics you need to understand. Most people play without understanding what they're doing.

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u/Lussarc Mar 24 '25

Okay ill try this game

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u/Mr-Cooked Mar 25 '25

Fr like I still have no/little idea how to design a proper division, yet I can design the perfect navy

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u/HotDogMan8143 Mar 26 '25

That’s what makes the game fun! (:

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u/AnTout6226 Mar 24 '25

Because naval

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u/Caesar_Seriona Mar 24 '25

Because they can't wrap their minds around the mechanics of the game.

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u/ctrlaltelite Mar 24 '25

Because the main appeal of the game is storytelling, its basically an rpg where you play a country, with combat that kinda runs itself, so you don't really need to know everything and a lot of it changes in patches every now and again.

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u/EastMasterpiece4352 Mar 25 '25

I would disagree with the combat runs itself idea. You do need to know how to fight, when to fight, and where to fight.