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lol, i like the intro music. out of curiosity, what band is that from?
i second the realism comment. but aside from that, i'd be interested in seeing moons and such.
That little hit of resources, or trade agreement, etc. is helpful mid game. I find that early game I can't just go gallivanting into one AI's turf just to please another AI. Later in the game I'm just picking them off one at a time so diplomacy is moot. But midgame, where some extra resources means a few more ships, which means reinforcements for that fleet that's dead locked... it can be helpful. I never give up credits. Sometimes they'll ask for metal or crystal, and if I have a surp
Man, I miss the days when it was GeForce 2, GeForce 3... My computer has a GeForce FX5700, which is several generations older than yours, and I can play Sins. I think mine is technically lower than the minimum requirements. The only time I have any problems is when I try to zoom in on massive battles. I suggest downloading the demo first. If it runs the demo it will run the full game just fine.
The Futurist, a blog I enjoy following from time to time, had a great article on China and whether we'll keep our hyperpower status (there can be multiple superpowers, BTW.): http://futurist.typepad.com/my_weblog/2006/05/why_the_us_will.html The problems facing China are mostly cultural. That's not to say they can't do it, and anyways, as an American I welcome the competition. People look at global trade as though it's us vs. them. In reality, America has much to gain from economic boo