First, I'm excited to even have the possibility of a new SC game, with some added reservations about reboots and remakes aside a moment. Secondly, to respond to the original thread's question: I'd like to see a few new races however, in my mind its very difficult to set aside what is familiar and more importantly fun, in order to craft an idea that doesn't break with what already exists. In the interest of not including spoilers even via ta
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@ Denryu On #1 reply. Try Widelands, its free. Its not "quite" civ like, but definately has the resource stockpile down. Game sounds interesting, to say the least. Hadn't actually heard about it, so I will likely be spending some time reading about it now. I loved populus's system
As one of the players who saw this game as a gateway to playing with my Warcraft 3 hero loving brother, while I prefer my RTS, my preferance would be, akin to having 1-10 "mini" heroes with direct control, perhaps giving players options on how many and how powerful. Example: Player A (General) picks 1 mini hero giving mini hero a % bonus to abilities, then he chooses a hero type. Player B (General) picks 5 mini heroes giving mini heros no bonus to abilities, and then g
Latest driver even fixed that issue. :)
I thought I'd make a reply now, as of beta 1c demigod with the updated toshiba video drivers, now runs on the laptop above, aside from some intel related issues (graphic driver reloads itself as it does when world of warcraft is played) it runs very well on the lowest setting, and even on high it runs at a tolerable level for a game or two, before starting to annoy me. :)
So, your rational is, if you spend 1200 dollars at once and then don't upgrade a few years it makes more sense than spending 600, and upgrading as you need. It makes great sense on paper saving money and getting better hardware, but again, your missing the point. People pay more money in the long run all the time. You don't go out and buy a brand new car when your car's tire goes flat do you? That is in fact what most folks do with the PC's they own. They upgrade as needed saying "but I don't
Not overstated. Lets take a quick jaunt down memory lane shall we? 2004, Far Cry. 2005, F.E.A.R. 2006, Oblivion. 2007, Assassin's Creed. You can't tell me that it is overstated. Its fact. :) If you buy a single game every year, that is exactly what you deal with as a low end computer user. I can tell you flat out my home machine was considerably better priced and runs Demigod fine. However, my laptop is the primary computer
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122123506016328389.html Guess it was sooner than I expected.
[quote who="innociv" reply="10" id="1872474"]warhammer and sins use very old graphics tech.. I think it's rather silly to expect a celeron with intel integrated graphics to run this game. I could understand people with a geforce 6series wanting to run it with the settings down low.. but intel integrated laptop graphics card? Those aren't worth the silicone they're made with. The devs might very well add SM2.0 fallbacks. Can still make decent
folks, its beta 1, not final release. Lets wait and see before we start turning to "omg I lost monies" I'm in the same boat as you are, at this point, with the 965 chipset but comparing a beta to final release is unrealistic. I fully expect that, by the time of release laptops will be capable of running it without much issue as they have a vested interest in making the game available for as many people with as many different configurations as possible, including the increasing mobile market.<
The "fun factor" that has kept DotA alive is the players. Take that away by trying to impliment the ridgid aspects of DotA and you'll likely NOT have as many people as you think, after all, why pay for Demigod when you can continue to play DotA for FREE.... that is not a good model to get too attached to as it stands, DotA inspired is the only way it makes sense. I played DotA quite often on battlenet, mostly pickup games, sometimes we played against clan teams looking to kill pubs... the las
btw, I don't play for graphics, I play for gameplay, I don't care a lick for fancy graphics, they are incredibly overrated, and that is what drew me to demigod in the first place.
Item Value Name Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2A02&SUBSYS_FF001179&REV_0C\3&21436425&0&10 Adapter Type Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family, Intel Corporation compatible Adapter Description Mobil
Now, this laptop runs sins of a solar empire pretty well, so I figure it will eventually run Demigod, this is a beta after all. :) One thing of note is I do have another pc, but I primarily use the laptop since I'm mobile more often than not. So this would be the primary computer I use it on. System Information report written at: 09/04/08 22:
LAN spawn copy is an interesting idea, though I doubt they will do it, want it tested not dissected. ;) Though actually, they could tie the spawn copy directly to your beta account...
If you hit submit 2 times because you don't believe it working, it can charge your card for every one (In scyn's case maybe he had 2 on a single order, and pressed it twice without realizing it). Thats why most sites clearly say "press submit once" I've had it happen to me before, credit was given so no complaints.
First month of eve is always rough on the potential starter. It involves learning a lot of complex systems and additionally, putting up with jerks. This works both ways of course, people who are literally needing a bit of help, versus those who do it for easy money. New players are oft told to play the game, and rightfully so... the annoying players tends to continue spamming and whining generally being a jerk. Imagine if you were the new guy and asked for help and someone started spouting off l
Ok, a few questions, DX9 or DX10? Vista or XP? Security Updates installed along with service packs? Updated Video Drivers? Display Settings in Bioshock ie: specific settings? Audio drivers up to date? You really didn't give any relevent information to your issue, aside that your having mouse lag issues which could be caused by a number of issues. Glad to help, but need more info.
PC gaming itself won't die, worse case scenario it goes to the wayside like tabletop war gaming went. As for "anti pirate software" I've got mixed feelings on that. Its ok to protect your interests but its not ok to hamper everyday use. I recall copy protection schemes even back in the 80's, EA used them then too. This isn't something new the trouble has been in the past that engineers have to plan for every possible hack and hackers only need to find 1 way to make it work, there are some new wa