eyalcohen

+ Fixed typo of referring to a rat as the innkeeper's daughter. Have you seen the innkeeper's daughter? I'm not sure that was a typo...

I'm a little surprised by this sentiment. I think it's been pretty clear from the beginning that we were entering a different sort of beta process. You sold people on the idea that they would get to watch and influence a game from the very early stages. This is an incredibly unique approach in this industry (I want to say it's never been done for a commercial game). Personally, it's very rewarding to see the stages of development, and makes me much more engaged in the

This is going to be fun to track. Do improvements have any gold cost? Since this is public let the strategizing begin. I say zoom for the dragons. No pesky shards required!

Battle Options: 1. Instant Resolve (army 1 and army 2 meet, one is destroyed instantly). 2. Auto-resolve. (army 1 and army 2 meet, it zooms in and plays out automatically). 3. Player resolved. (army 1 and army 2 meet, it zooms in and players can give orders. At any time they can have the computer take over to resolve it). I'm curious about the auto-resolve option. Generally I want to either inst

Chalk me up for automatic road building. Plop down a city and it automatically works to connect itself. I really like the idea of roads being somewhat organic (ie, dirt trails from enterprising entrepreneurs), which can then be improved upon by dedicating extra money from within the city. I dislike the worker route and hope it is avoided - it just has never been fun in other games (MoM, Civ4). It also always seems like every tile is covered in road by the end-game fr

I play windowed as well and haven't had any speed hangups. I'm on a Core 2 duo 1.86MHz.

Just loaded up .25, so far only one CTD after about 100 turns. It seems that with every new city my sovereign creates I lose the ability to create new buildings in the previous cities. These poor stunted hamlets never have the opportunity to be all they can be.