[quote who="Frogboy" reply="5" id="2315681"]I love C++. I'm learning Python now. The main advantage of Python is that it doesn't have to be compiled so a user can just make a few changes to the text file and it works right then and there.[/quote] [quote who="Wintersong" reply="17" id="2315942"]As long as we get some nice documentation about
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Zyxpsilon, for crying out loud, stop spamming! Arcanum: For it's shitty, shitty combat and complete lack of control over companions.
[quote who="Tridus" reply="14" id="2314245"]Yep, this seems pretty standard. Though if you make a custom game, presumably you could use a custom race like in Galciv and then just mix it up however you like.[/quote]Exactly. The Empires = Fallen = Death Magic and Kingdoms = Human = Life Magic is only relevant in the context of the lore and campaign. I'd be very suprised if Fallen/
Favourite: Bears. Least Favourite: Horses.
"Empires" and "Kingdoms" are only relevant for the premade factions, as is the Fallen/Human present dichotomy. Presumably, you'll also be able to define wheter your Sovereign and/or Channelers will be using Life or Death independant from your choice of race. In my own interpretation, of course.
YES! YES! YEEEEEEEEES! *gasms*
I've never managed to get any Playstation emulator to get properly up and running, such as the easy-to-use ZSNES and VisualBoyAdvance emulators. But one game I'd like to recommend is Xenogears. Absolutely ace game.
Superman is a gargantuan faggot compared to Batman. In a straight-out battle, though, I'd say Superman.
I use it all the time.
It hasn't been cool since Nordreich. o/
Where do you go if all you've got is ridiculous amounts of creativity?
It's obviously inferior, since it has nothing to do with bears or rum.
[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="9" id="2301468"]I'm in central Ohio [e digicons]:'([/e] ...[/quote]And you complain? I'm on a different continent. All you need to do is a roadtrip. :p
No women on the internets.
Bad Idea: Celibacy before marrige.
If I'd have to choose one, I'd say regeneration of the Wolverine kind. Practical immortality.
[quote who="GW Swicord" reply="17" id="2298687"]I might buy that if you changed "negitive (sic)" to "non-constructive." What's the point of a public beta if all the devs hear from outsiders is cheerleading? [...] [/quote]Hmm.. Landisaurus in a tank-top... [e digicons]^_^[/e]
[quote who="pseudomelon" reply="2" id="2298617"]Huh. I played it through, with all 3 of the DLC's that were out at the time (anchorage, the pitt, and broken steel), and had absolutely no trouble with it whatsoever. Zero bugs. Modding looks reasonable enough, and there's one out that makes the starting town into a monster arena, which can be quite amusing. Buy it if you have the spare cash and really, really like Fallout 3. (Note: If you do really enjoy it, be sure to check out the original Fa
If you really, really like Fallout 3 and you've got a really good rig, I think you should get it (despite what I may think of the game myself). It should be noted that I too suffer regular lockups of the entire rig and random crashes in Fallout 3, so it's always a gamble. There's just such a sea of general game-improving mods out there, even if you set your standards for mods as high as I do. If you're really on the fence, you could just pirate the game to see if it runs properly or n
[quote who="Aroddo" reply="24" id="2289798"] [...] That is wow. [...] [/quote] [quote who="Aroddo" reply="24" id="2289798"] [...] That is mediocre. [...] [/quote]The analogy is flawed. While yes, the Elemental graphics is far from perfect but shows an extremely promising direction, it's got an entirely different art direction compared to your "That is wow"</
[quote who="Tridus" reply="25" id="2292441"]"Researchers, I command you to develop improved bows." "Oh dear leader, we have researched away and developed what you asked for: improved wheels!"[/quote] "If you know what they are, why don't you give us the plans, douche?" I was thinking more in the lines of "Neat things, these bows. Keep researching stuff like this." "Oh great and glorious leader God and Emperor Lord Varenus, we have researched away and develop
[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="14" id="2291778"]The problem with blind systems is that after the first time, they are no longer blind. You know what to expect, and research accordingly.[/quote]It's blind. Not chaoticly randomized. While you know exactly what techs are in what category and what the prereqs are, you can never be certain as to what you're getting, unless there's only a single tech left in that category (which does, and should, happen). It's hard to explain how this randomi
Alpha Centauri had linear tech research, even if it was blind. You just couldn't be sure what you got. Anyway, it's been discussed before and so far I'm sticking to my guns. Alpha Centauri teching was the best.
Clearly, you're all wrong.
[quote who="NTJedi" reply="24" id="2286347"]Hey ... no second guessing... otherwise one individual can always say tomorrow 8am... over and over and over. Even worse multiple individuals can make repeated guessing several times a day... if they have the time.[/quote]You could . But then we'd spit at you. It's Wintersong's thread. I say he can do what the bloody hell he wants. :P