I reloaded the savegame and I could move again. My hero unit had teleported to the square where the firelord killed the snakes. Well, I will play on. Great game this!
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I also like the new stuff. I just had a bug where a firelord killed another group of wildlife (the crystal snakes). Would be super if some of the wildlife started to level up by killing eachother once in a while. :)
The title says it all. There is a stone "temple" of sorts and it does not hinder movement. I had to kill an ogre "inside" it.
I have put a savegame in the link. I was moving about with a single hero and those blue snakes that gives crystal started following me. When I hit Turn they moved to one square away from me. Then a fire lord attacked and killed them. Wow, thats cool, was my first reaction. Wildlife going at eachother. Then I discovered that none of my units would move anymore and the game was ruined :(
Just kill em you weaklings. No wonder they had to remove the Umber sovereign. He would have eaten you mortal meat pies.
[quote who="Ronin313" reply="30" id="3333945"] Anyone know what day is usually patch day? Cheers[/quote] Thursday
Stop calling your heroes Chuck Norris :p
This forces you to change tactics/army and that is not a bad thing :)
Umber so übercool that they had to remove them or all the other races ;) Not really, but BRING UMBER BACK!
The size of the cities is proof enough. I dont see why people can enjoy such a limited "City"
[quote who="SpardaSon21" reply="34" id="3331679"] As someone who's deepest 4x experiences he's ever really enjoyed have been Sins of a Solar Empire and the first Sword of the Stars and their expansions and mods, do you guys think I would enjoy this game?[/quote] I think you will enjoy it. Its not extremely complex (on the surface at least). You can just throw yourself in there and play. After a while you will have to learn more deep stuff, but its like playing CIV in tha
[quote who="Satrhan" reply="107" id="3330504"] I love this SimCity and it's release. It's like a beautiful soap opera; every day when I get home there's a new installment full with 'Called it's and 'Oh no they didn't's waiting for me. I'm just so glad I didn't buy it, I'll stick to SC4 for the time being.[/quote] I am getting to the point where all this entertainment is bugging my conscience. EA has given me two weeks of
StarDrive is actually the only known medicine against the FE Beta withdrawal syndrome. StarDrive is just fantastic. I cannot believe it comes from a guy who got $17 000 on Kickstarter in 2011. Must be one REALLY good programmer there. He has take great things from MOO II and added to it. I have bought and forgot so many space 4x games the last decade, but this really is the new MOO game for me.
For all of the MOO II lovers, check out StarDrive (the beta is on Steam). Lots of MOO II influence and a great game in the making. Hyperspace Flux, Planet anomalies, Bultrathi (now called Kulrathi or something). I have played the beta a little yesterday and it is very promising. There are lets play vids on youtube (from the master Das himself).
I bought it and played a couple of hours yesterday(beta), I have also watched Das lets play series on youtube. This game is HEAVILY inspired by MOO II. You can see and feel it everywhere. That is a great thing. I have not found a space game to suit me in years, but this one could be it. I cannot believe that this gem comes from a tiny kickstarter of just a few thousand dollars in 2011.
1. CIV IV 2. Master of Orion II
There are several things directly from MOO II and that is not a bad thing. I just watched one episode on the net and saw The Bulrathi and The Hyperflux thingie (where you cannot travel fast)
Put Dominions 4 on kickstarter and I will throw money at it!
[quote who="Savyg" reply="42" id="3328374"] I went out and bought it and already played over twelve hours worth so far. It's a fantastic game, and once the server issues clear up it'll be less about the anti DRM diatribe everyone's going on about and more about the actual content of the game.[/quote] You are not stressed about the small cities? Great for you :)
Everyone is screaming about the online problems of SimCity, and many claime that the core game is great. Have we all forgotten the size of the cities. They are tiny, its not SimCity as we know it, even if the always online didnt have any problems.
Lets take a great single player classic, shrink it, make it multiplayer and always online. That is certainly a great idea.... I wish I could have been at that meeting. 1. There is no SimCity. Its SimSmallTown. I dont care about simulating every citizen. This is not the sims. I want a city that chockes on its own size and make me rethink. I want a city that is very difficult to construct due to money problems, traffic, unemployment and so on. From the videos that I
@Willie Sanderson - Warlords III = YES Warlords IV = FAIL. You will hardly find a more cheating AI than in Warlords IV.
Economic Left/Right: -0.38 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -6.36 Hm.... I am norwegian, and considered to be on the right side of the scale (my political party is even called Høyre(Right)). Well, there is no doubt that american politics is a lot further to the right than here in Norway.
I hate this kind of thing! When I play I like to set up the game in such a way that I will mostly fail and have to try again. Anything that taste of buy to win makes me sick. I want sandbox/skirmish/single player and not having to pay for pieces of the puzzle as I play. Just because microtransactions works for some games, it doesnt mean that everyone should jump the bandwagon.
Warlock: Master of the Arcane - GREAT UI, very good game CIV IV - the king of turn based gaming In beta and based on the great game (Eador: Genesis) http://www.snowbirdgames.com/eador/?lang=en If you didnt rule out sci-fi then I would say XCOM When you are ready for the most complex tbs and no longer care about graphics (just depth) then go for Dominions 3. Kings Bounty series - I love