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[Seron]

Yea, you're right.

Which one should I download, 1 or 2?

[Virmin]

There are 2 campaigns in Outpost 2, one for Eden and one for Plymouth. I highly recommend the reading of the story between each map as its very well done and will draw you in much more. Personally I think the story is one of the most in-depth and top quality stories to any game I have ever played. Granted nowadays they use video clips to tell the story which requires fewer words to be said as a result. But even so, reading the story makes it feel like you are watching a movie cause you can picture it. In fact the reading of the story in between the missions was much more memorable then the missions themselves.

Btw heres a link for anyone that is looking for the games:
http://www.outpostuniverse.net/index.php

[Seron]

Thanks Virmin. I will download Outpost 2. I also enjoy reading the stories throughout the campaign, similar to how most people skip the storyline clips in video games while I like to see them since they make the game so much more interesting. Maybe I will play you on Multiplayer? I will probably lose though...

[Virmin]

I've actually only played it multiplayer a few times and they were all many years ago. It was either with my bro or my friend and we basicly just advanced our cities and didn't do any fighting with each other until we both felt we were ready and then it was just a scrim between our units and not trying to destroy the other persons city. I'm not competitive so I usually only like playing multiplayer  in any game when we are playing cooperatively against the AI. Sadly Outpost doesn't have any AI to fight in multiplayer.

[Seron]

Yea, I like working Co-op with one of my friends against the AI in my other games. Plus, the program kept on glitching on me.