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Nov 14, 2018
good fit
Nice soft, smooth wool hat, good fit
Nov 27, 2011
Highly enjoyable single player campaign
Played on Windows Vista64. Requires Internet connection & STEAM account to play.
I think RUSE is a game that has had high expectations, but pleasingly that trust was well placed. Sure this is basic RTS fare to an extent. Place support buildings, collect resources & build your Army up of various ground & air units, then send them off with a rock/paper/scissors style tactical plan against the enemy. For this, RUSE is not that different form any other RTS, however RUSE doesnt stop at that, it gives us different types of "RUSE cards" to play on sections of the map, to trick and suprise your opponent, and with this RUSE is more than any bog standard RTS.
You can use RUSE cards(limited amount of them at one time & time limited) to see where the enemy are in areas, draw enemy units from an area by playing a "fake attack" card in an area out the way, and watch the enemy move units to intercept, then you can launch a real attack at the point where those units were stationed before, or simply protect your units movements with radio silence & make it hard for the enemy to see your units. clever huh!
The game itself offers us multiplayer(i dont like online games too much, so havent played this aspect), quick battles & the Campaign. The Campaign itself is very good actually, playing on Hard difficulty it wasnt all that difficult(i have played allot of RTS games), and in some of the more difficult missions, i had to learn from my mistakes with a few reloads. You play as American officer, Joe Sheridan, across the various battlefields of WW2 in Africa & Europe, as well as experiencing some of the major victories(D DAY) & losses (Market Garden) of the time. the Campaign story runs along nicely, like the Generals.
Visualy RUSE is a masterpiece, not that the graphics are superb, but that it offers us so much freedom of movement to view the battlefield. We can zoom in close to the ground units and see the faces of the soliders, or zoom up high above the clouds & see the unit marker chips on the board like a board game as aircraft fly over land, really great. and it certainly gets my graphics card running hotter. The voice acting & audio is also top notch & the whole thing comes togher well as a stand alone game(many hours of play).
In conclusion, yes RUSE had allot of expectations, and happily imo with the single player campaign, it comes out with its head held high. The action is fast paced, the maps are huge(although we only play in a small bit of it) & it just all comes togher to make a really great worthwhile RTS game. I highly reccomended RUSE for its single player campaign.
Nov 27, 2011
Better Faster Connection
I'm pretty happy with this product, it's done alot more good to me than my old router, and I'm very pleased with it having dual band wireless which makes connecting via wireless much easier. Having WPS, and the other Dual Bands like 5GHz and just normal Wi-Fi and the Guest Wi-Fi Connections. It has a great deal more options to configure and setting up everything is just as easy as taking it out of the box to get setup. I've noticed that I'm getting a somewhat faster and better connection, Media Streaming is really good and the self-healing configurations are really helpful when something goes out.
I've also noticed that playing online games have become less laggy than before. I found that you have to wait for the connection to stabilizes itself after first few weeks after setting up the router. It may well be connection dependant and how far away you are from the switch board point, but everything becomes smooth after that with no sudden drop-outs when you need it most. If your a Mac user you might find you'll not need Belkin Router Monitor App running all the time, I find that it may sometimes interfere with the Mac's built-in modem. However the Belkin Helper Services still run in the background as you use your Internet Connection.