What game mechanic did you discover way too late? (lemmy.world)

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In the original Sims, I was 11, and didn’t realize skills improvement would get your sims better jobs.

My sims were all top ranked in the military because that was the best job that required no skills.

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[-] ShunkW@lemmy.world 21 points 2 years ago

Tech specialization in RTS games back in the day like AoEII. My older brothers would stomp me because I thought I needed to develop every single tech in the game, while they would streamline their research to match their strategy.

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