Yeah! Half of the fun of this game was designing mechs in the garage and then sharing designs and discussing design strategy with my friends. Unfortunately, at that time, it was only one on one private chat so we were really limited in what we could do outside of certain game modes. It was really one friend of mine in particular that I spent most of my time playing this game with. I'd say at least a third of the total number of hours we spent with Chromehounds was in the garage. Maybe more.
What a great game. It wasn't the best looking game out there but the combination of action and strategy was first rate. I remember we played a lot of 2v2 and even 2v3 matches. He was almost always a light commander unit. He would have a small to medium range command module and a couple of cannons and limited armor. My hound eventually involved into a fast-moving, heavily armored biped with two cannons. At one point I had it designed so that the only parts exposed to fire were the mech's legs from the side, and the cannons. Man that was a fun game.
It's a pity that people won't be able to enjoy Chromehounds in the future, because the single player portion of the game was a steaming pile of crap.
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