Atomika

Atomika

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This is a game I played that has been dramatized in one form or another. Because it was played on a Gigantic map, it took a really long time to play out to the end. So, it will be in several parts. I play as humans in this game. Remember, its been dramatized... somewhat. One more thing, please excuse the lack of screenshots. Part 1: And so I begin. All of my opponents are at least at intelligent level, some at genius level. But anyway, I choose the good old trusty humans. Beca

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I have three suggestions for Dark Avatar: 1. I would like to see some sort of replay, which shows all of the civilizationsand how they grew throughout (and collapsed) throughout the game. This feature is present in the Civilization games. With it, you can show stuff like at which point power was shifted between various civilization, population growth, etc. 2. I would like to see more varied government types with different abilites available, depending on your moral alignment.

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I just wondering if I could post my own gameplay example. I've read some of the ones in the databanks, all of which I liked, and I'm wondering if its possible to do the same. Though I've only been playing this game for about a month< I feel that I may have something to add in terms of game play strategy and, of course, a so-called epic story.

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Well, according to the backstory, the humans believed at the time that any race capable of space travel would have given up their violent militaristic ways, including the Drengin. My guess is most nations, including the French and Americans, thought it was a good idea to give away hyperdrive.

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since I haven't gotten the full game yet, I've been playing the demo to check it out. I've noticed that when I clicked on the individual tiles on planets, I often found that the description of the type of land (i.e., prairie, desert, etc.) doesn't fit the geographical location of where the tile is. For example, when I clicked on a tile near Earth's north pole, it said that there was a jungle there. This sort of thing happens on every planet that is colonized, even though it clearly looks like so

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