Diff'rent strokes for different folks. I played the original extensively and enjoyed it. I am playing the remake and I enjoy it. There are features of the original that I like more and vice versa. Of course, there are people who disagree and dislike one or the other (or both). But that's not because they're not reasonable. That's because there are no universal rules of fun.
No, of course not. "Strategy" and "modern times" cover a lot of ground. But it still seems like it will be a very good game. There's no shame in not being the best strategy game of modern times.
Fallen fighter quote [quote]I will break my enemy's spirits... then bones.[/quote] Added space after ellipsis. Draginol [quote]Draginol's very existence is little more than rumor; his name appears but a handful of times in the Journals of Ourannes, a Quendar scholar who served Ezmir the scribe on the Long March. His physical appearance is only hinted at therein, never described; he is variously referred to as one of the Destiny <span style="color: #ff00
[quote who="JackArbiter" reply="2" id="3252653"]Thanks again for your help with this. The two dashes were in place of having sentence fragments, I didn't want to change up the style of the sentences. The quotation mark in the middle of whatever was my bad, I don't know how it happened except that I was adding them around the sentence as it's a quote from someone and I must have let one slip in the middle. I've removed it from the post. [/quote]
[quote] Boots made from forged steel and intricately designed to provide additional protection while actually using lighter metals. The design is ancient, a relic of a long [b]-[/b] lost civilization. [/quote] Added a hyphen in "long-lost." This phrase is used in several descriptions. Consider removing it in some. [quote]There are a few places where “But” begins a sentence. This isn’t the
Make sure all the descriptions end in periods. I noticed that this was inconsistent.
In the description of Procipinee: [quote]than yourself, better[/quote] No comma is necessary. As I read the sentence, the comma between "less gifted" and "less fortunate" takes the place of a conjunction. In the description of Verga: Many things are said of you : that your own mother called you a monster (no comma) and cast you out... Strength of arms, magic<span style="colo
[quote]Select your city, and then click the ‘Build’ button to construct your first improvement.[/quote] The comma is incorrect. The sentence contains a compound predicate, not coordinate clauses. [You] select your city and then click the 'Build' button to construct your first improvement.
[quote who="GoaFan77" reply="46" id="3246089"]Most mods that aren't fully original are in that legal grey area. You have mods for Star Wars, Star Trek, Star Gate, Babylon 5, Mass Effect etc. for Sins, Lord of the Rings mods for Rome: Total War etc. Yet by and large these are apparently tolerated so long as no profit is made. And if these bankrupt guys do care about a franchise that will likely never be continued, well that's what cease and desist letters are for.[/quote] The d
If the suggestions in this thread are anywhere near accurate, soon the names of games will be indistinguishable from those of indie bands!
I see where you're coming from. Member of a historically persecuted religious minority. Opponent of term limits... But he seems too forgiving. He's ruled the evil empire for a decade without summarily executing anyone.
[quote]Rebellion studios is suing Arcade Fire for their song Rebellion, the French movie Rebellion, the use of the term "Shay's Rebellion" from the 1700's, Starwars Rebellion from 1998, and Mass Effect Rebellion[/quote] They can't sue music or film studios because Rebellion only holds the registration for goods and services related to computer games. They also can't sue Lucas Arts Entertainment because its registration of "Star Wars Rebellion" (which is a fantastic gam
[quote who="kryo" reply="41" id="3201576"]I don't think I've ever seen an EULA on closed-source software aside from ours that doesn't have a 'Vader' clause.[/quote] Great reference. I'm stealing that!
[quote who="Timmaigh" reply="21" id="3189644"]Hahaha, haters gonna hate. And yeah, ManCity won it - on goal difference and thanks to massive complacency on Uniteds part. Shit happens. We shall see next season - there are only 2 reasons to look forward to august for me and Prem starting again is one of them.[/quote] Hey Mancini are you listening... :)
Always-online singleplayer.
Put away your Aussie propaganda. China, North Korea, and Cuba are the happiest countries. [e digicons];P[/e]
After playing it for the past several days, I think it has the potential to be a very good game. The core rules are very elegant. The game just needs more polish, particularly the user interface.
At least Elemental uses the left-click select, right-click command convention and not Warlock's left-click select, left-click command nonsense.
[quote who="Ratatosk7" reply="45" id="3147886"]Yeah it frustrates me a lot more than it maybe should too. Why do people think players want to look through multiple tabs of tech trees anyways. It also tends to make each individual tree less interesting and more generic than a single great tree. Personally I like having some choice and strategy to which techs I pick instead of being punished for trying to make my civ special instead of generic research everything civ.[/quote] I like tab
The first time I saw the film, I hated it. I've watched it several times since then, and each time I've enjoyed it more. It's pretty movie, and it has a great soundtrack. [quote quoting="post"]I don't "get it" at all. I also didn't particularly like it. I find "Stalker" to be more accessible than this film. I'm hoping there is some kind of "point" other than the vague hintings at the esoteric belief that all life is somehow connected. But what is the point? I&#
Well, if nothing else, it will result in some interesting legal battles over willful blindness.
[quote who="adamsolo" reply="7" id="3112671"]So, behind all the excuses and long-shot statistics arguments I think Brad wants to make MoO4 (badly) but I think he's afraid to (he or his mates at Stardock). "It can't be done Brad, there is a legion of MoO starving fans out there that will kill you for breakfast just for the pleasure of it. They will always says MoO2 was the best no matter what". Wrong. It's hard to do a competent sequel, yes, but I thin
[quote who="seanw3" reply="259" id="3111481"]But as far as the game goes, it would be nice if robosexualuality was an option too. I am a proud robosexual, but we are even more oppressed and obscured as there are very few available robots in this time-space. Fortunately the Bible has yet to comment on robots. (Not Kidding)[/quote] Well, Bioware went there in Mass Effect 3, so it's possible. And in terms of other minority sexualities, kissing your sibling is very Star Wars
[quote who="seanw3" reply="1" id="3111362"]I think the Sith have a valid point about the Old Republic being too large and corrupt to govern and protect its own people. Darth Palpatine's plan would never have worked if the Republic was in the least bit capable of protecting Naboo. I wonder how long after the war did the New Republic fall back into the same routine?[/quote] ~12 years. About how long it took for the New Republic to transition from aristocracy into a democracy. <