#MACRO MANAGEMENT GAME FULL#
I've seen full LPs of Immortal/Deity games complete in around 2 hours. Hell, some top-tier Civ4 players (the kinda ones that effortlessly knock out wins on Immortal+ and have a consistent win rate on Deity) play by autopiloting most of their moves, mostly telling the governors what to do and beelining the right techs. La Macro a moins dimportances en début de Game car il ny a pas de grosse décision à prendre. LoL nets pas quun jeu de skill, il vous faudra avoir une bonne analyse et savoir comprendre la Macro de vos parties. You could try locking yourself on a 1x1 tile island in Civilization 4, surrounded by impassable peaks, lock yourself in a Permanent Alliance to some AI, and only nudge him on what techs he should research and what cities he should try to take in wars. where you must research and manage your missions except this game will feature much more, going into deep micro and large macro management. La Macro de League Of Legends, quest ce que cest La Macro cest prendre une décision de jeu, choisir ses mooves.
#MACRO MANAGEMENT GAME FREE#
In that case, you can take any Civilization game and run it on Chieftain/Settler/equivalent difficulty, not even settle your first city but pop huts to get free cities and units out of, then set units to auto-explore, stumble upon enemy cities, declare war and immediately win. There are some things that take some deliberation, but then again, maybe I can't imagine anyone asking for a strategy game equivalent of Progress Quest. Small mistakes can make big changes in economy balance and lose you whole armies which are. Pick a chill race like Human, Psilon, Klackon or even Sakkra on a moderate difficulty level and don't worry about anything in particular. The amount of micro compared to macro is very high in early game.
Like someone above said to describe EU, "set sliders and mostly sit through it". There's no techs to beeline to (because they're randomized), just general techs depending on simple ideas of what you need (and some gamechanging stuff like Settle Hostile Environment, but usually, it's stuff that mostly makes your slider spending more efficient, and every time you complete a tech like Improved Eco Restoration the game asks you if you want to automatically fix your Eco spending at a global rate, for example), 90% of the stuff is controlled through sliders (which sit on balancing IND/ECO early and even once they go somewhere particular, it isn't that complicated), lots of windows where you can change production of the entire empire in just a few clicks.
Unless I'm misunderstanding him, MoO1 barely features micromanagement.
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