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Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus

Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus

PC
Released

Release Date: June 22, 2004

Strategy, Science Fiction, RTS, Multiplayer, Singleplayer, Internet, LAN

Continuation of the excellent tactical game by Massive studio. The authors once again offered real time and a system of clashes that focuses on commanding units and not on expanding the base. Compared to the original, the list of factions was extended and aliens joined the war.

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Ground Control® II: Operation Exodus takes place during the year 2741 AD, roughly 300 years after the events in the original game. The democratic and freedom caring Northern Star Alliance (NSA) is being hard pressed by the warmongering Terran Empire. The war has recently entered a new stage; a brutal and deadly ground war, as the Empire has managed to land their first troopships on the last NSA controlled planet — Morningstar Prime. Captain Jacob Angelus, a battle-hardened officer in the NSA armed forces, finds himself becoming the central figure in the war against the Terran Empire. The situation is desperate and for the NSA destiny is at hand; its only hope lies in an ancient legend.

Game Features:

Action-Packed Gameplay

Squad-based, tactical gameplay that focuses on combat instead of resource management and basic building. Get right into the action on the front lines of the battlefield!

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Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus
Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus

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Ground Control Game Series

Ground Control Game Series

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System Requirements

System Requirements for Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus Video Game:

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PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 4 1.5 GHz, 256MB RAM, graphic card 128MB, 1.5 GB HDD.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus Video Game.

90%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Very Positive (307)

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The main pros of the game

  • Timeless Visuals: Many users appreciate the game's graphics, stating that they still hold up well even after two decades. The skyboxes and unit designs are particularly noted for their quality.
  • Unique Gameplay Mechanics: The game features unique units with dual modes and emphasizes strategic control over capturing landing zones rather than traditional base-building mechanics, which appeals to fans of micro-management.
  • Engaging Story and Atmosphere: The narrative, while not as rich as some competitors, is still considered intriguing and engaging. The atmosphere, soundtrack, and voice acting (notably by Jennifer Hale) are praised.
  • Smooth Performance on Modern Systems: Users report that the game runs well on contemporary hardware, which enhances the overall experience.
  • Variety of Factions: Each faction offers unique gameplay styles, making them enjoyable to play, especially with the addition of mods like the REVERSAL MOD that enhances balance and adds content.

The main cons of the game

  • Pathfinding Issues: Many players highlight the poor pathfinding AI, which can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences where units take longer routes than necessary.
  • AI Difficulty Imbalance: Some users find the AI to be inconsistently challenging, with certain missions feeling overly difficult due to the AI's ability to spawn and repair units effectively.
  • Limited Faction Playability: The base game does not allow players to use the Terran Empire faction in skirmish mode or campaigns without mods, which limits gameplay options.
  • User Interface and Controls: The UI is described as poor, and some controls, such as scrolling, are noted to be sluggish.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Multiplayer Support: The original multiplayer servers are no longer operational, which limits the multiplayer experience. Players can only engage in local or LAN play through third-party software.
  • More Faction Playability: Users express a desire for the ability to play as the Terran Empire in the base game, which is currently only possible through mods.
  • Improved Compatibility: Some players report difficulties getting the game to run on newer operating systems, indicating a need for better compatibility support.
  • Enhanced AI and Gameplay Mechanics: Suggestions for improvements include better AI behavior and a more polished user interface to enhance the overall gameplay experience.

Summary

  • Overall, while "Ground Control II: Operation Exodus" is celebrated as a classic RTS with a strong following, it also faces criticism for its outdated mechanics and technical issues that affect modern playability.

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8.3

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