Gonorrhea, any day! :$ (Well, maybe not *any* day...)
Why?: far less symptoms and - being male - not as big a chance of developing a serious illness.

P.S.: Fortunately you can treat both by eating carrots, turnips, meat and eggs?!?

I overheard somewhere that if you play sacrifice enough, you can cure any disease and not only that, you can increase the stift on your blei.

CREEPER WORLD !!!!!!

Used to be a big RTS gamer but I started to enjoy Turn-Based more. I still enjoy a bit of both :-)

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I'm afraid my knowledge of the English language falls short here; would you care to enlighten me?

I do have Sacrifice waiting on one of my hard drives, but now I'll have to contract a disease first. Any recommendations?
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Bleistift means pencil or pen in german (my nationality) Therefore by disparaging the word which was meant to be a take on crotch superiority through a subtle method. I have confused no one but myself. :)

Turn based. My fingers aren't as nimble as they used to be.

I like RTS that does not punish you for not clicking fast enough and can change the game speed on the fly or pause if needed. Like the recent Sins of a Solar Empire or King Aurthur Role Playing Wargame Collection

I like Simultaneous Turn Based games that does not leave me staring at the screen a long time waiting for enemies to finish their turns.

I hate don't like Real Time where you play like you are breaking the mouse / keyboard and have to practice a long long time to be good at.

I don't like Turn Based where you wasting time waiting a long long time every turn when there are a lot of enemies.

Turn Based.

It depends on the theme do the game. Large scale battles are best as an RTS, like StarCraft, WarCraft or Command & Conquer. I recently picked up Impossible creatures and am enjoying that as well. However when it comes to squad based tactical games, especially RPGs, the it's turn based all the way. I can't stand real time tactical squad based games. The AI will never do exactly what I want it to and it's impossible to watch every squad member at once. This becomes more of a problem when there are RPG elements and I can level up my squad members and their weapons. In a turn based game I can watch each character and decide if they are being effective or not in combat. I can then adjust weapons or tactics as needed, with real time games it's just too hectic to make those kinds of decisions. If a unit dies in a traditional RTS it can be replaced by one exactly like it, but in a real time squad game each of the squad members are unique and loosing one can have a detrimental impact on the game. Why did that guy die? I don't know because I was paying attention to another character at the time. And if it's real time with pause, ugh forget it. That's just taking the worst of both systems.

Turn-based, because I need time (and a free hand) to scratch my beard in strategic situations

Real time, because I can see the action better and it is faster than turn based (Even though I am not very good at it, I still love RTS.).

Real time definitely for me, cause turn based doesn't give me time to react to computers advances as I would like. Usually it steam rolls over me since there are no warning like in RTS games that enemy is advancing on you.

So I like RTS games, suck at turn based games but still play them and couldn't care less about RTT games (aka World in Conflict, Men of War and such).

Hehe, RTS it is then :)

Depends on my mood. When I'm relative fine I like turnbased or slow games. When I'm not so well than I prefer RTS or rather other action-packed mindless games.

Turn.

And I have yet to finish my first full game of the last PS2 Romance game... I always go back to the SNES ROTK2.