Warloch_Ahead: I thought this was going to be some weird Hero Wars ad. Those ads keep showing up and I just don't get the appeal of fighting monsters just to level up.
I've actually briefly tried that game, and to me it doesn't seem to be anything like those ads claim. You could say I fell for those constant ads.
If those ads were true, it would be a rather weird game anyway, a simple algebra game for preschoolers "hmm which number is bigger, my 45 or that baddies 999?". In reality the gameplay is quite different, trying to push you constantly to buy upgrades etc. for real money, microtransactions.
LeviathansWrath2: Just wondering if anyone is left here
I played and finished the first Homeworld game 1-2 years ago, both the original and the remake.
Then i started Homeworld: Emergence, but I got kinda stuck or bored in one of the early missions.
I recall being annoyed by Emergence how there were some missions where I was supposed to find some ship in the area, with no idea at which direction it was, and then trying to harvest the whole area to all directions in 3D. Also in some mission it was a bit unclear what I was actually supposed to do to trigger some event in order to advance in the mission, I think I even broke the mission a couple of times, not being able to trigger the next event and having to restart the mission from the very start...
I think I was stuck in the HW: Emergence mission where you were supposed to escort some big damaged ship to safety and fend of any enemies attacking it, but quite often that ship just wouldn't start moving at all, and it was unclear what exactly I was supposed to do to make it move, or was the game mechanism broken and I needed to restart the mission.
Also, generally Homeworld games have this problem that their controls are somewhat complicated (because it is in a 3D space with all kinds of camera controls and keyboard shortcuts etc., much more than in the oldskool 2D RTS games I'm used to), so if I take a pause from the game for some weeks or months like I've done now, I pretty much have to re-learn the game controls again. It is not like Starcraft or Age of Empires 2 to which I can easily just jump in and continue the game, even after a long pause.