teflonrabbit

Elemental became unresponsive after trying to equip a piece of equipment. ctrl-alt-del and alt-tab did not work and the music loop stopped playing.

[quote who="lambdaman" reply="23" id="2623832"] Seconded. You can use git as a frontend to most centralized version control systems (and if you have halfway decent programmers, odds are that some of them are already doing that and you just don't know), but if you're going to be changing systems *anyway*, cut out the middleman. [/quote] I actually use git as a centralized version control system for my work as well, where one machine keeps the "canonical" copy, and we pu

[quote who="BoogieBac" reply="10" id="2623445"]kochujang: One of the big debates over here...CVS has been our version control choice for years, but SVN is looking to be our next tool of choice once Elemental hits the shelves.[/quote] Since you're switching off CVS so late in the version control ballgame, you should really just skip straight to git. Branching on svn is way more painful than git, and testing local features and merging in remote branches painlessly has made my deve

Changing behavior relative to turn counters is probably not the best way to manage behavior changes. I think that there's actually another number on which you base the choice to switch from economy building to military building, and that's economic strength to support the military. There might be other things that factor into this, such as how much of a lead your opponents have on you in technology or military. You might, for example, want to send a small attack to slow down