in my current game, I keep defeating an AI hero after he destroys the same resource again and again and again. Like an annoying fly that just won't go away. I would love to have a way to perma-death AI heros.
Borg999
WASD? What aplication would Stardock do? [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote who="parrottmath" reply="13" id="3368701"] Quoting abob101, reply 12 Quoting Borg999, reply 11What program would I need? GIMP http://www.gimp.org/ Also might need to be able to read .dds files as well[/quote] Thanks guys!
[quote who="PhoenixPhyre" reply="27" id="3369169"] Quoting Borg999, reply 8 What I don't understand why people bother to play games they find too easy, and then post on a message board and complain about it. How insecure must someone be to feel the need to brag how good they are. There are a million different games out there. Just put LH down and move on. You're being ignorant. Games are not art pieces for the
I only play sandbox. I never cared for a directed story.
Civ V Gold on Steam for $12.50 USD through June 10th!!!
I'd like to mod some magic items using existing artwork, and just change the color to distinguish it from other items. (e.g. change the color of a swords hilt). How do I do that? What program would I need?
I would like that too.
I like this idea!
[quote who="Kogni" reply="9" id="3368077"] Quoting Borg999, reply 8 What I don't understand why people bother to play games they find too easy, and then post on a message board and complain about it. How insecure must someone be to feel the need to brag how good they are. There are a million different games out there. Just put LH down and move on. I don't agree. A player should be allowed to ask the developers for more chal
I would like to be able to form an aliance with an AI faction that has a higher power rating than me. Right now, they'll only form an alliance if you could crush them...which makes an alliance little more than an offshot of a conquest victory.
What I don't understand why people bother to play games they find too easy, and then post on a message board and complain about it. How insecure must someone be to feel the need to brag how good they are. There are a million different games out there. Just put LH down and move on.
Over 100. Not sure of the exact number, haven't checked in a while.
Can you give us two broad based hints? Are these games multiplayer? Are they RTS? As a TBS loner, I'm hoping the answewr is "No" to both questions... [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote who="jimclin" reply="2" id="3366054"] STARDOCK This is way to hard Put a "Remove Faction" option in the game. [/quote] That's been requested by many people for a while now. I don't think they want to do it.
[quote who="Leo in WI" reply="87" id="3365662"] Quoting Borg999, reply 86 Tried to get the beta, but steam is asking for an "access code for the private beta". Can someone please tell me what the code is? leave it blank[/quote] Thanks. It worked. There was a delay between selecting beta, and the data downloading.
Tried to get the beta, but steam is asking for an "access code for the private beta". Can someone please tell me what the code is?
I'm surprised no one guess a " SM Pirates!" type game. The parrot is a dead giveaway.
If I could, I'd still be using XP. Not everyone feels the need to have the latest and greatest, or be early adopters. And sometimes the latest and greatest isn't... But there is a difference between natual obsolecence, and planned obsolecence. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_obsolescence [quote who="GigaByte69" reply="7" id="3365213"]Quote: Also, if you have an existing copy, y
btw, I realize that a lot of IT people are probably on these forums, and it's in their self interest for the subscription model to become the standard...
Everry three years. really? I don't know too many people who upgrade every three years. In most businesses I've worked, I've seen the cycle closer to 5-10 years. Also, if you have an existing copy, you can buy the "upgrade" to a newer version for less than the full price. not to mention alternative such as a vendor on Amazon who is willing to sell older versions of office for less than you can get it directly from MS. [quote who="GigaByte69" reply=
So, Microsoft's latest office product is subscription based. The rates seem "reasonable", but I really don't like the subscription model, because, in the long run you end up paying a lot more than if you purchased it outright. similar to a car lease. While others pay off a car in 3-5 years, 10 years down the road, you're still making monthly payments (Yea you trade it in every 3 years for a new model, but the cash outflow never stops.) You never own it, in any
Use the "dispell magic" spell.
[quote who="Jythier" reply="109" id="3363838"]Picked up Cities XL on the midweek Steam sale last week. Very interesting. I like the way I'm not tied to a SimCity grid. I'm a sucker for city builders and I think Cities XL really delivers with the options it has. I do miss the region map because I believe location matters (unskilled workers are not going to commute daily halfway around the world...) but it's a little thing, and for the most part I don't t