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just played demo of CoH and i was impressed so ill go get it off of steam now! thnx a million man ww2 is one of my fav era's when it come to games.

Be aware though, turteling gets severly punished in CoH
you have to be agressive
however there is a mod around , which devides map in half
and then gives you for example 15 min ,no-combat time
to build base & unit and such

Age of Mythology is a pretty sweet game, so I recommend it!

Also try your hands on Sid Meier's Pirates!

EDIT: +1 for Company of Heroes. You have most of the highly acclaimed RTS games, so I am shocked you missed out on this. Also this brings me to yet another fabulous RTS game: World in Conflict. Don't get the Soviet Assault expansion though since its a total waste of time and money.

[Edited by HonestGamer, 1/4/2011 11:44:17 AM]

Age of Empires.

He already has the whole series.

coh just finished downloading so i noticed in demo turteling wasnt the best way hehe, ya world in confist was awsome played it alot. oh i actually have age of mythology didnt notice it in my game collection because its a ubisoft exclusive version so letter arent noticed all to well when looking thru 200 or so game... lol

I see that you have StarCraft 2 but not the original. I would definitely suggest playing the original. It kind of helps you know the storyline. Plus I have played StarCraft 1 for a long time and the skills I had from playing that one helped me with StarCraft 2.

Well pretty much everything is covered...

Only game I can suggest is Total Annihilation

Its a wee bit old (like AOE old) but at the time it came out it was way ahead of anything else I could find.

And I still find things about it which are superior to modern day RTS games.

You can build a really strong base with loads of rocket and plasma and laser towers etc and sit there through wave after wave of enemy assaults (highest kill count I recall was over 10,000 in one skirmish which lasted about 5 hours)

Plus it has the best resource system I've come across, it monitors your output and input resource wise and you only go down in resources if your output gets higher than your input, very handy