>>724905941
Zero-K saw the potential of Total Annihilation and took it to another level. It's incredible really.

>RTS is dead
>no I will not look at this thriving RTS community
>no I will not check out this RTS game that is bringing great innovations to the RTS genre

It never died.

Why aren't you playing it?

The most fun and interesting take on Total Annihilation style RTS.

Absolute perfection.

Why is the RTS genre thriving?

RTS is fixed.

>>719902465
It already is.

Why am I a lobster?

>unit and building costs are 1:1:1 with metal, energy and build energy
>no need to constantly switch back and forth from base and army to keep up with economy
>instead, managing economy is a strategic decision and doesn't require micro in order to do it efficiently
>economy is quadratic rather than exponential, so existing units, buildings and problems stay relevant for much longer
>atomic unit designs make it easy to tell what the purpose of a unit is and how they will behave
Quite possibly the most approachable RTS ever. Straight to the stuff you would actually care about in an RTS, and no pointless noob bait.

You don't need unnecessary complexity to make a good RTS. The simple physics of projectile simulation is what makes this game have so much depth to it.

The RTS genre is saved.

The RTS genre can be revived if you just simply play this game and hop on Teams All Welcome. There's no reason not to. It's the best RTS game that has ever been created.