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editI removed a paragraph because part of it is (1) just not true, and (2) offering unfounded opinions.
"One of the major limitations of the game however, is the absence of other companies (competitors, suppliers, ...) in the game world. This makes that a number of essential business questions as for example make-or-buy decisions cannot be experienced. Overall, the game doesn't come close to the quality and complexity of Capitalism II, which can be considered as one of the best-in-class business simulators. On the other hand, the limitations of Industry Giant II can also be seen as an advantage, as the game offers a very focused simulation field and a quick to learn user interface."
The game does have the potential for computer or human based competition, but not in the scope that would force a player to make a "make or buy" decision. I'm not sure about comparing this to Capitalism 2 as Capitalism 2 can be barely called a logistics simulator and has less realistic graphics.
Agamemnus 02:33, 25 October 2007 (UTC)
I have both Industry giant 2 and capitalism 2, and I can say that industry player 2 can hardly even be described as a game, while capitalism 2 is one of the greatest games that I have ever played. I don't know what you are talking about when you compare the graphics, since they are equally good, and I also think that you CAN compare the games. In fact, the only reason I bought Industry giant 2, was to see how good it was in comparison with Capitalism 2. It turned out that it sucked. I do however understand why the paragraph was removed, since it has an opinion (I agree on that opinion, but I consider that such opinions should be written here on the discussion page instead). —Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.235.17.60 (talk) 08:05, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
Notability tag
editPeer-LAN, can you help establish that this is WP:NOTABLE? Boleyn (talk) 17:07, 6 June 2015 (UTC)