Most SupCom fans do not like it or play it.  I don't see it as worth it... they totally botched the game (developers)

Actually if you have a few people willing  to play with you its worth a shot.. just turn off nukes. My problem is while there arent any real flaws with it the game doesnt grab you in the slightest. Still its worth 11 dollars for all the oh snap moments. 

my expierence is what pacov had: fun singleplayer that you can enjoy but underwhelming MP that makes it not worth $50, but okay for $11. 

Plus, it is HEAVILY supported. I think a new patch just came out (again!). That's like their tenth one since release a few months ago. 

It had a demo which I thought was very helpful in making  a buy decisions, so play that through to make sure you like the mechanical feel of the interface/game as well before buying.  My friends and I generally agreed that it wasn't worth it at the full price, but maybe $11 is more right, give it a whirl and see how it feels.

Well, my plan is to get SupCom Forged Alliance (spelling?) when I get a new laptop. Skipping the second one. Sorry, off topic.

i wasn't a fan but plenty of the good FA players rate it highly.

To be honest, there's nothing wrong with the game. I think that it only suffers from the label "Supreme Commander."

On its own, it's a playable, and overall ok game, but it certainly doesn't do the large scale or strategy that the original and Forged Alliance did. My brother bought it and likes it over SupCom 1, but he didn't like having to constantly manage loads of things at once before you could start a proper attack, and I prefer the original, because it's, well, just more complicated, grander. As mentioned before, it felt like you were commanding an army, not a few squads. I also prefer the graphical look of the original.

So yeah, if you liked the original for its huge-ness, then this may leave you feeling a bit disapointed, but it still manages to capture some of the feel of the original's units (the Soul Ripper's still there ) and stands up to most of the mainstream (think of the latest C&C games (actually it's better than C&C 4. More like C&C 3 or Red Alert 3.)) RTS games out there. It's just not that different from the crowd, that's all...

PS: The one thing that genuinely pisses me off about SupCom 2 is the Aeon faction. Half of their unit names are puns! I mean, the Fighter/Bomber is called the "Weedooboth." We. Do. Both. What was Chris Taylor thinking...

I'm one of the SupCom and FA players who has never seen TA in my life (I know, it's probably blasphemy of some kind...) so I couldn't be the judge of that, but I really think that what has killed the SupCom series now, is releasing for consoles. Let's face it, the consoles are inferior in terms of processing, graphics etc. to modern PCs (despite what Sony and Microsoft insist). Games made for that won't be as impressive as ones made for PC. SupCom 2 just seems dumbed down, on a level with average RTSes which can run on an Xbox or PS3...

That reminds me of the SupCom Cybran Strategic Missile Sub called "Plan B"

But come on... "Weedooboth." And the subhunter's called "Wilfindja."

And you already face-palm enough for one person.

It WAS a disappointment as far as the SupCom series goes, but I agree with the above statements, it suffers from fan expectations.

Hey, I LIKED memorizing all 300 and something of the units from FA. They also got rid of the OMYGOODNESSITSANEXPERIMENTAL factor, something I think we all should miss. I liked seeing a Megalith smashing through units.

for 10$, why not i guess

compared to supreme commander, the game is a big fail. its been dumbed down to a kids level (wich isnt all that bad, but kills the reason what made supcom 1 so good)

if interested i reccomend on dling the demo,  to see what its like.

actually,  if they named it something else it might have sold better,  it just feels like a cheap ripoff to Supreme Commander now

imho,  buy supcom + forged alliance, system req's are kinda high,  but it beats supcom 2  in olmost every possible way

Lol, Spooky is an asscock.

I'm not going to buy a game that promises to be a successor to the game I love above all other games and falls ridiculously short.

$11? I'd say deal if you have no qualms with Steam. I had fun playing through the campaign a couple of times, but I don't MP so no opinion there.

I guess we shouldn't have been surprised. Chris Taylor has been making sequels that seem aimed to anger the original's hardcore customers since Total Annihilation. Maybe he likes the abuse he takes over it, like a fetish