joasoze

joasoze

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I have read about this game, but I decieded against it. 1. A steeep learning curve 2. Its not finished 3. According to what I read I would need to install a mod to get the "graphics" better 4. A steeep learning curve 5. Its extremely deep. Thats a good thing if its a game that slowly gets you into trouble (like CIV IV), but bad if you have no idea where to start 6. See point 1 and 4

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Hi Since we are creating cool cards of sovereigns military units and such ingame, I would love if there was a small icon on each card that would save the card in a folder for me to print on my photoprinter later. Why not go all out when we have these cool cards in the game. [e digicons]B)[/e] If an icon is out of the question, a key shortcut would be fine.

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[quote who="Aractain" reply="8" id="2557251"]I just read the Gamespy review (i use places like this to keep tabs on the mainstream fools) for SupCcom2. Heres a quote: "If you were hoping for the original game's orbital, detached unit management, prepare to be sorely disappointed. If, however, you want a very solid Command & Conquer clone, you should definitely wait two weeks until C&C4 comes out. But in case you hate Electronic Arts and/or the number four, SupCom 2 makes a

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The music alone is worth the price. My favorite games ever: 1. CIV IV 2. Shared between Total Annihilation and Master of Orion II GO STARDOCK. I have the game, but will probably buy it just to get it on impulse.

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I am on the fence here. I like to support indie games (and strategy games in general), but only if the reach a certain standard (that is being good games). Waiting for a few reviews. Saved me from buying Majesty 2 last fall, though I just bought it at 75% off (gamersgate).

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[quote who="Frogboy" reply="7" id="2548625"]Prestige will suck people away from other cities so if you have a bunch of crummy cities you are vulnerable to migration.[/quote] Sounds great mr Green!

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I have just played around a bit in the 1G verision and no crashes occured :) I killed heroes, bandits, spiders and trolls. One thing does strike me as strange. When I send my army upon the area marked as a bandit camp or troll pass, nothing can be done about them. I cannot raze them, they are not defended by a unit either (though there are plenty of trolls and bandits in the area). Is there a tech that I need to remove these or do I have to kill all units that h

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I can agree to say that the fact that they answered is awsome. BUT calling a company that will release SupCom2 on Steam only awsome. Well, I cannot bring myself to that. I will drop SupCom2 due to the Steam only choice. -1 Awesomeness from me I loved Total Annihilation and I liked SupCom, but SupCom2 I will have to pass

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I dont have this game (yet anyways), but patches must be available on Impulse pretty fast or there will be lost customers. Ofcourse it could be the fault of the developer, the publisher and others, but for the customer that doesnt really matter.

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There is good silly and there is bad silly. I dont mind some ingame joke in the mood of the setting, but I do mind any jokes referring to a celebrity or such. That will ruin the roleplay part.

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[quote who="vieuxchat" reply="9" id="2549438"]Steam-only. Won't buy. It's sad i didn't play Empire:TW for that, now supcom2 [/quote] Makes two of us. Both games seem to have their problems (ETW - weak AI and SupCom2 dumbed down), so I can live with that. BUT if CIV V is steam based, then my Steam allergy might have to be truly tested...

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[quote who="vieuxchat" reply="1" id="2548015"]Prestige already do that. High prestige = more people to immigrate. And your max pop is limited by : houses and available food, whichever is lower.[/quote] Yes, but houses are cheap and they do not stop spamming. If prestige is based on civilization and not on individual cities then it doesnt influence spamming either.

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Yeah. Kings Bounty is very different. You will need your brain to be working for Kings Bounty too, as it is a game where the success is in the details. Its the battles of Kings Bounty that really excells for me. Each move is vital, and a blunder can break your army like a dry twig. Kings Bounty is in my book a GREAT game, but not comparable to Elemental. Ther can never be bad timing for a new CIV game unless the timing is no new games :) If Elemen

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