LORD EVIL STEVE

LORD EVIL STEVE

Joined Member # 1198185
0 Posts 0 Replies 14 Reputation

the metaverse (see button above) is a series of 'league tables' where individual players and empires can compete by submitting their scores. the scores (or more specifically the tactic used to get the scores) are also used to modify the AI. the GalCiv community here is of a high standard and very friendly, though, it must be said, its really busy days are past, due to natural attrition (GalCiv is over one year old now). so why doncha just join up! MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA<

1 Replies 213 Views

i played disciples 1 when it came out and it was great. disciples 2 kinda beefed up the look, but not the gameplay, but still i was MAD on D1 for a while, so GO AHEAD I SAY Strategy First are a good mob i reckon. MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :)

9 Replies 280 Views

is there a 'top ten' or 'must have' mod list or recommendations that don't bugger ya score that a lazy boy like me can look at? MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA :)

8 Replies 2,007 Views

[quote]I'd like to see the end of sectors and the introduction of new shifting borders like in Rise of Nations. That would make for a much better looking culture win, because you could see your influence "moving in" on the enemies and swallowing them up.[/quote] i agree. or something like that. this could impact on logistics as well. eg an area under your influence is easier to travel through that one that isn't or an area under your influence gives you an added bonus to defence etc etc

116 Replies 4,375 Views

i'd like to see alignment embedded more instrisically into the game resulting perhaps in ever-evolving (and devolving) military, economic, social, morale, influence and diplomatic strategies 1. more morally challenging and broader UP events with greater affect on gameplay eg this civ has MWD's. shall we invade? Yes. oops no MWD's...... 2. evolving and devolving of governments as a result of alignment changes. different governments for different situations. why can't we change p

116 Replies 4,375 Views