dowdyhoody

dowdyhoody

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Isn't this war of magic and not war of city builders? Magic is the focus, I would hope. I've not waited all these months for a civ knockoff with magic added. I'm afraid I'm not savvy enough to know exactly what it should look like or how it would work, but I would not want to spend alot of time with city stuff.

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[quote]you returned out of fear not loyalty [/quote] Any return is a good return[e digicons]:grin:[/e] Welcome back.............[e digicons]:-"[/e] .....[e digicons]:-"[/e] .......[e digicons]:-"[/e] oh yea GO San Francisco Giants.... now where's my weed?

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[quote]Yay! Utopia was kickass... I still remember the "pling" sound when your fishing boat caught a fish. [/quote] Sea Battle kept myself and a friend captive for endless hours. Loved those little pt boats. Utopia, I remember dreading the storms and rebels.

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[quote]Well, maybe. But in reality, it is just not possible. I can tell you from experience that seemingly equal systems can act different, I had such an issue recently when I was programming DirectX test stuff on my notebook, where it run without issues, but wouldn't start on my desktop system. No error message, no debug information, it would just plain crash (and my assembly sucks, I can't debug with that yet). So what I had to do was reinstall some C++ Runtimes, even though the

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I think it depends on you. If you play alot of these games and have several time tested strategies that you've used in the past to win and want to exploit the game to the max to test your powers......not yet. [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] If you're fairly new or have played afew of these games and want to take your time and play around with it abit getting to know it before the changeover (sometime in 2-3 weeks), then I'd get it and play it knowing it will get bet

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I remember $29.99 for any intellivision game. And that was cutting edge grahpics in the early 80's. That's like $100 in todays money. I can't believe games are so cheap and people demand so much for the small amount they really pay.

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