[quote who="Nesrie" reply="13" id="2712032"] Quoting wnmnkh, reply 12 I have zero problem playing Steamwork games in offline mode. None of us shouldn't. It's really not your place to try and force your opinions on others. You should have stopped with sentence one. [/quote] I think the second part is fine. Please dont force your opinion on other people opinions on us Nesrie. OT *Happy dance* [e digicons]:w00t:[/e]
[quote who="Grove12345" reply="28" id="2712023"]The lighting and tiles look better than mine. WHY? Still hate the models faces/heads. [/quote] They made a special build just for you 'cause they hate you [e digicons]^_^[/e]
[quote who="Magog_AoW" reply="29" id="2712027"]UI looks great but... What catches my eye is the improved lighting and ground textures?! Or am I just imagining things..? This is the first screenshot of Elemental that actually looks good! [/quote] I noticed the the improved eye candy too.
[quote who="arstal" reply="21" id="2711940"]I like the toy soldiers-esque appearance of the graphics. Question: is there going to be a pause in the game when you finish researching a spell/spell level and have nothing in the queue? All too often I ended up not researching a spell for turns due to forgetting? [/quote] In BETA4 you get a pop up window telling you which spell just got researched and a choice to either progress in powerl
Sadly Paradox games are too buggy for my liking at release. Also with Elemental and Civ5 coming i dont have time for another Strategy game atm. Maybe later, EU3 was really good.
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="144" id="2704245"] ... When you charge three times for a single and complete story, that story needs to justify it. It doesn't. At all. They could have cut out 15 missions without any consequences, compressed a few missions with smart writing and added in two seperate campaigns and given a real sequel to Starcraft. A lot of people argued that we were getting 1/3rd of a game. Well, content wise, that's not true - th
[quote who="Aractain" reply="146" id="2704360"]I like soft feet... Which is totaly on topic for Starcraft II. You know... err... soft footed like a ghost? [/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]
That would be depending on map size, players, number of AI's and how fast you do your turns. I guess anywhere between 1 hour (2 players, tiny map, no AI) and a couple of month (32 players, huge map). I dont know about drop-in, sorry.
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="26" id="2699478"] Quoting mastroego, reply 19 So I guess I was right after all (despite being labelled as a "troll" [/quote] That was uncalled for ... but that pic is awesome.
[quote who="DanAho101" reply="13" id="2703537"]Any chance the game have Random Faction? [/quote] No, i dont see how that might be possible. Or do you just mean a random selection of available factions?
[quote who="Firgof" reply="53" id="2702850"]Q: Is this like empire total war? zoom for battles while campaign map stops? Q:Any chance of this coming to Impulse or Steam? Steam has still yet to reply to our e-mail and so we are likely to stop pursuing a release with Steam until post-release. As for Impulse, I cannot say. We would love to be on Impulse. [/quote] That somehow reads like you didnt contacted Stardock yet!? And thanks for
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="135" id="2703570"] And the Single Player was bloated - over half the game is filler content! It's certainly not terrible, but it's not up to Blizzard's usual standards in my opinion. Their first game that I've honestly walked away from disappointed. [/quote] What half do you think is filler content? I am interested because i thought the sp campaign was great.
Did i read it right, that if you buy the book, you get an additional campaign?
[quote who="kryo" reply="96" id="2701823"] the standard price in europe which is usually about £25 At the low end. Newer PC games in mainland Europe range anywhere from €30 to €50. Starcraft 2 is €60. The simple fact of the matter is that the UK is enjoying price ranges right now that were set a couple of years ago when the pound was stronger. It's devalued considerably against most western currencies since 2008 so I wouldn't expect those
[quote who="OMG_BlackHatHedgehog" reply="30" id="2699089"] On a technicality, DoW II lets you play infinitely long since it "randomly" creates new missions (albeit with rinse-and-repeat dialog). Also, DoW has always focused on one race at a time? Another big thing is that DoW's expansion packs aren't required and you get all the free content without having to rebuy it to play on MP. No split community. The only difference is you can't play the new race on
You will need to log into Impulse to get the patches. That should not be a problem, since you already have an account (the reason you can post here). If you register your game in Impulse you can at any time redownload the game or patch Elemental, after logging into your account (which you already have). AFAIK you wont be able to download patches seperatly, which is the only anti piracy measure Stardock has. No other DRM, you dont even need the disc to play after installation.<
Just click the farm (if it is in your influence) and choose build. It is not a cheat, it is working as intended as of BETA 3C i believe. The farm will then provide its resource to the nearest city. It was made so you dont have to snake your cities across a map to get resources.
[quote who="TroubledWaters" reply="15" id="2695996"]Well, someone had to bite the bullet and test it. Looks like OBSE does NOT work, making this a 25 dollar waste. [/quote] Before laying it to rest, you might want to contact support ... Grats to the worldwide part, but i already own most of the games and also think that most of them suck [e digicons]:([/e] . But i like that you start getting worldwide deals.
[quote who="Annatar11" reply="14" id="2690861"] Quoting kyogre12, reply 12 Two separate surveys served as the foundation for the report--a quarterly survey of 8,000 members of its "online consumer panel" and a weekly survey of 180,000 members. This is something that should be noted. Online surveys are just so reliable. Not to mention the fact that the people who would be likely to participate in an online survey are probably the same people buying m
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="199" id="2688021"] Don't get me wrong, They're good games, however none of them even compare to Baldur's Gate II. That game worked so well and stands as the best of the genre because of the interesting characters and their interactions, the interesting world and locations and the story, which was fairly fresh at the time. And the antaognist? Shit, he still stands as one of the best in gaming. [/quote] Yes, the BG g
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="14" id="2687171"]I'd be less against it this move if the companies capable of implementing it were offering good support. As it stands, the three companies capable of implementing this type of structure (Activision, EA and Ubisoft) are literally the three worst offenders for bad post-release support. Charging for what has always been free will drive piracy numbers up, and increase the private server community. [/quote] I think that is the re
[quote who="Autarkhos" reply="155" id="2683305"] I'm complaining that the games storylines are exactly the same as a lot of the games produced before them by exactly the same company. It's not so bad (or at least not so obvious) if it's done by another company, but even Squaresoft realised that they couldn't make the same plot over and over again (have a look at Final Fantasy IV, the first game to shake the storyline up). The fact they don't even attempt to explore anyth
Got the same bug.
Maybe i dont understand, but have you tried simple drag and drop? That works for me.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="7" id="2682957"]It'll be tomorrow AND it'll be rushed. [/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]