I love strategy games, and am never quite satisfied with the AI. There's nothing quite like the unpredictability you get when facing a human opponent. But when it comes to older strategy games (and even some newer ones) the lobbies are barren. Looking for other people isn't easy either; there's no guarantee another strategy fan has the same games as you, or is available at a similar time.

This thread serves as sort of an open invite. Post what strategy games you have, what times you're generally available to play, and whether you're okay with people adding you to their friend list. Hopefully we can find someone people interested in similar games and get something running over the weekend, Maybe even something I haven't had the chance to play multiplayer before? That'd be neat. Feel free to post your own game and time availability:

My GOG Strategy Games
Civilization 4
Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion
Stronghold Crusader 2
Stronghold Crusader HD
Stronghold HD
War for the Overworld
Dungeons 2
Dungeon Keeper 2
Dungeon Keeper
Spacecom
Empire Earth
Dungeons & Dragons: Dragonshard

I also have Age of Wonders and Battle Realms from free promos but never got around to playing them. If there's interest I'd put in the effort to learn these games. I'm also willing to purchase new games if there's substantial interest in playing them multiplayer.

Time
I'm Pacific time zone (GMT -8) and am available to play games on evenings during weekdays and sporadically on weekends (if you let me know ahead of time, I can probably swing it)

Contacting Me
Feel free to add me as a friend

If you see me online in Galaxy, feel free to contact me to play a game. If you see me online on the forums, I may just be browsing during work hours so that's not a reliable way to get a hold of me)

I'd be interested in joining you for some RTS multiplayer games but sadly I see the same thing on Ashes of the Singularity, hurts even more since I gave over $100 usd in steam games for it. Can't really buy GOG games due to them having so few payment options but I could try and trade for a few of those games, still next to no games that have multiplayer via Galaxy.

I think most of the games I mentioned are compatible between the Steam and GOG versions. Certainly for anything that supports LAN should be cross-compatible since you don't need the client for that.

Ashes of the Singularity was a game that scared me off with its price tag. I might pick it up if the whole collection goes on steep discount, but as it stands I'm on the sidelines.