Stanley Tarrant

Stanley Tarrant

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Specializations fit in with the lore of the game. Afterall, for some odd reasons, the Drengin never figured out how to make portable hyper drive when they had a form of huge hyper drive (the star gates). It seems to me, some Drengin mad scientist would have eventually figured it out, but they didn't. Also, as was pointed out earlier, the span of the game is a few devades. Yes, eventually, a civ might be able to perfect everything (have stuff be better, faster, AND

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[quote who="kestlstw" reply="73" id="3542582"] Yes the nerd rage is strong because paying $50 for a game and having to mod it extensively to make it enjoyable was exactly what I wanted. [/quote] You took a gamble when you bought into an alpha or beta of an unfinished game. Your gamble didn't pay off for you. You win some, you lose some. You make it sound like you paid $50 for a finsihed product with

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AI is brutal and efficient, but it should do what it is programmed to do. Approval to the Yor is like trying to teach the theory of relativity to a room full of poop throwing monkeys. The two just don't go together. The Yor ought to be designed to not have to mess around with approval. If some Yor dissaprove of the regime in power the regime in power resets their AI programming.

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[quote who="Thecw" reply="2" id="3534480"] Your own ships are always visible to you, the same for the AI: his ships are always visible to him. [/quote] Indeed, they could simulate cloaking by simply making your own ships appear faded where you could see through them when cloaking is on.

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[quote who="Thecw" reply="7" id="3534412"] Quoting androshalforc, reply 5 I agree at the very least all the major's should have their own scientist type The Drengin should have a Torian slave scientist, for no self respecting Drengin will become a pencil pusher if he can whip the desired results out o

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[quote quoting="post"] People will one day not be playing PC games with their desktop, but on their fat asses on the couch. This leads to a change in gaming with less intricate games(whos going to read tons of RPG "stuff" across the room on their TV'S? [/quote] There are plenty of RPG games for consoles. I enjoy reading tons of RPG stuff from my couch. For me, anyway, I like sitting on the couch and relaxing to a RPG vers

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="18" id="3533965"] Your quote functioning is screwed... However, there are far bigger issues on this planet than the imagined man-hours involved in listing a film's credits. On a similar vein...compare the man-hours involved in creating a crossword puzzle....and THEN calculate the LOST PRODUCTIVITY of all those attempting to solve it...and often in 'work hours'. You know, the last Stardock game I insta

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="15" id="3533957"] Oh, and most of just about every car you'll find native to the US would only end up with 'build credits' like R2D2 and C3PO, et al. Humans don't get a look in. That's why Motown is bankrupt...[e digicons];P[/e] [/quote] Ahhhhh yes, the good old production fallacy. More production must mean less employment. Weird, I suppose I could pay 50 peop

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="13" id="3533955"] Cars of the 'class' of Aston Martins have their engine builder credited via a plaque in the engine bay...so that analogy doesn't fit totally, either...[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Cool, but what about the admin clerk who paid the bills to keep the lights on so the engine builder could build the engine? Etc., etc., unless the engine builder was by him-her self

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="10" id="3533947"] Quoting Stanley Tarrant, reply 9 You can be an uncaring slob and walk out during the credits or even before them....better still, if you cannot appreciate the people who create the film....simply don't go. [/quote]

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Oh, and not saying its right or anything. I am just saying enforcing image copyright in galciv 3 would be about as challenging as enforcing only missionary position sex in the military. Technically, per the uniform code of military justice, other forms of sex are a violation and considered sodomy, but you dont have military enforcers in every bed room confirming the position.

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I will eat a pile of doo doo if ONE person, ONE person reports after a gaming session that a company, police, etc. is suing them for copy right infringement for using an image that was obtainable off of a legit website (i.e. not off a pirate website, and you can just right click and save to desktop) in galciv3. Come on, ONE person. If companies and law enforcement are going after this, then they must have excellent supply of money to burn. I

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