You after finishing a filthydelphia scenario:
>wtf that took way too long, I hate low pop limits and restricted units, and there were way too many objectives, what a boring slog. and I had to wait for three hours to get my army back every time I tried to attack the enemy with my much weaker forces, how is this fun
Me after finishing a filthydelphia scenario:
>Phew! That was a fun eight hours. There's so many different triggers and resources all over the map to encourage exploration, and many options for how to use your resources and balance your army composition. Obviously there are many different ways to play this mission to make sure no one gets locked out, ensuring a gradual increase in strength and population that only makes overpowering your enemies in the climax more enjoyable. In addition, the scenario encourages you to use your units carefully, attacking weak enemies or going for quick raids instead of all-in assaults, which results in a unique playstyle that really makes you feel like a viking. I think I'll play it again and try a different approach! *click* *prööööööööhh*

You after finishing a filthydelphia scenario:
>wtf that took way too long, I hate low pop limits and restricted units, and there were way too many objectives, what a boring slog
Me after finishing a filthydelphia scenario:
>Phew! That was a fun eight hours. There's so many different triggers and resources all over the map to encourage exploration, and many options for how to use your resources and balance your army composition. Obviously there are many different ways to play this mission to make sure no one gets locked out, ensuring a gradual increase in strength and population that only makes overpowering your enemies in the climax more enjoyable. I think I'll play it again and try a different approach! *click* *prööööööööhh*