Xaltwind

Having poor eyesight in real life, and after having looked at these two images, I must concur that I find the "regular" lighting to be more to my liking. The reason is simple, the contrast is much better with the "regular" light when compared to to the "advanced/soft" light. This is something I find very important in games, for obvious reasons, as it's one of the things which define whetever or not I have to spend several minutes squinting my eyes to make out certain things, or whetever I can

A simple preview that doesn't give that much about the game away, nor does it explain or elaborate on much of anything. Still, it's a preview and it's one of many which have been popping up as of late. Hurray for the spreading influence of Elemental! May it grow bigger and reach even further in the future!

In that case, if they are randomly generated, perhaps there could be a limitation set to what kind of maps they appear on? It seems unnecessary that they would be randomly placed and generated on a tiny or small, or even medium-sized map. Alternatively, perhaps you could just have the option of turning them on/off, allowing you to choose whetever you want them to be present or not?

I'm torn on this idea actually. On one hand, it could be very useful, especially on large maps and at the end of the game, when people have (supposedly) amassed large amounts of resources and are basically just duking it out and trying to grind each others' bones into meal. It could be a huge time-saver to be able to avoid having to build a ship, get troops into the ship, send the ship towards the enemy by sailing, land troops on enemy territory and then finally march your army tow

I was also one of many who was looking forward to the prospect of being able to customize and fashion my very own faction, tweaked and hammerd to suit my likes as well as fit me like a glove. As others have pointed out, I'm not one of those people who get into or deal with modding myself. I actually stay away from these tools most of the time, even if they are available to me, simply because I do not have either the patience, time or mental capacity to deal with it. This is also tr

I've been following Elemental's progress since around late Beta 2 (though I never participated in the actual Betas). Just recently pre-ordered the game as well along with joining the army. Now I'm sitting here on needles, nearly bouncing up and down, barely able to keep myself from scaling the walls of my room and hanging from the lamp as I wait for the creeping approach of E-Day. Why must time taunt me so? D: