[quote who="MossyBinlid" reply="22" id="3024270"]No update for me Impulse keeps crashing. [/quote] Have you updated to the latest Impulse version yet? (The one that's now called Gamestop something) If updating Impulse/Gamestop doesn't work, try uninstalling and reinstalling Impulse/Gamestop.
[quote] Q: Will you be able to destroy planets? I’m purposefully not going to answer that yet J[/quote] The fact that the answer isn't "Definitely not" is quite telling.
[quote quoting="post"]Spectate games being played[/quote] This. [quote]Save all played games to a cloud and have the option to "Download recording after game ends"[/quote] Why? All replays are already automatically saved to your computer. [quote]Clicking on any server in the list to show you the players in there respective teams and races.[/quote] This would be nice. Not essential, but nice. [quote]Set a favorite servers[/quote] Problem:
[quote who="Sinperium" reply="31" id="3023949"]We need stock 1v9, 2v8 and 3v7 maps so the legends can prove their mettle against the skilless hordes. Do it--I dare you. Basically, make a handicapped map.[/quote] Well, there is Random - X (size). The biggest problem is that there simply aren't enough new players , and the players which are new are too easily scared off by the skilled players who sometimes aren't all that friendly
[quote who="CilverBUG" reply="4" id="3023824"]i'm not sure if your still stuck in a 2-D world and i hate to tell you Mecha - Lenin that this is not super mario brothers! welcome to zero gravitymy friend! live with it [/quote] There's realism, and then there's for allowing good gameplay. The Z-axis, while realistic, creates gameplay issues. I play Sins for the gameplay, not for the realism. The Z-axis detracts from that, which is why I don't support it.
Agreed completely. I've never encountered 2face (or anyone else) doing that, but manual Z-axis control serves absolutely no sensible purpose except for unfair tactical exploits. It would be enough to just remove the Z-axis command.
[quote who="Ryat" reply="1" id="3023804"]There are slowly more and more players that are kind to noobs on their first run in ICO. Wraith and Dirty Sanchez are two. Hopefully they can get the MP crowd going better.[/quote] Wrath* :) (not to be confused with "eR - Wrath" who is on ICO occasionally but is definitely not me)
[quote who="Nightraid3r" reply="736" id="3023730"]higgy to mia tier? i don't play enough to know if he plays anymore. Krath to tier 1 from mia tier.[/quote] Krath is a regular on ICO nowadays, at least when I've been on. I've seen Higgy around as well. He's not MIA but he isn't on very often.
If you play a single game for long enough, eventually there will be so much stuff for your computer to process that you'll start getting very severe lag, and if it's overwhelming enough the game might just freeze up entirely.
[quote]5 and a half hours into the game[/quote] I think I found your problem.
[quote who="JA_394" reply="6" id="3023492"]What exactly is it?[/quote] Um. I don't know. I did search around for a while trying to figure out, honestly. [quote who="Stant123" reply="7" id="3023520"]Its one of the player portraits we use in DS, albeit a little fudged.[/quote] Seriously? Well ok, thanks for that info!
I figured I'd differentiate myself a bit more.
In other words, docking SC can be useful. It doesn't necessarily happen often, but it can be quite helpful in saving your SC when it does happen. Definitely not a big deal overall though.
If you're interested, talk to me, I'll be happy to help if you're confused about multiplayer etiquitte or strategy or anything.
A few turrets can also help provide a safe haven for your fleet or ship(s), just like a stationary starbase. This can be very useful when, for instance, you're retreating with a heavily damaged capital ship and the enemy is pursuing (early-game). In addition to having repair platforms, you could also consider investing in a few turrets. 3 turrets alone will do 120 DPS - significantly more, actually, if they're firing on an Advent fleet, because Disciples (LF) are so weak to turrets. Y
[quote who="Draakjacht" reply="34" id="3023414"]it does delay ships on phase travel seeing that they wait for SC to dock, but this usually overlaps with the time it takes to angle themselves properly at the edge of the grav well. Not a major deal.[/quote] I don't think so. Ships with strike-craft warp out regardless of where their owned fighters and bombers are. Very frequently I position my capital ships and carriers on the edge of a gravity well, and tell them to warp out when t
I think if you want a serious challenge throughout the beginning, middle, and end parts of a game you should try playing against humans. While the AI is generally very poor overall against a human who has some idea of what they're doing, the AI is also extremely poor in the late-game, regardless of difficulty level. Even if you could add a few more ships owned by an AI you could blow up, there wouldn't be much point. Seriously, try ICO (Ironclad Online, the Si
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I'm not 100% sure about this but you should be able to install the game on as many computers as you like (even you're only supposed to use it on a maximum or 3 computers or something - not that that's enforced). The only limitation is that you can't be logged on to Sins Multiplayer (ICO) with more than one computer. On your first computer you installed it on, were you able to run the game? If so you should be able to follow the same procedure to get it to run
[quote who="wbino" reply="31" id="3023326"]There must be some reason the game was made so you can manually dock s/c, now give me a reason too. ie: increased repairs? Increase ship speed when s/c are docked?[/quote] [quote who="Zanosan" reply="32" id="3023387"] Quoting wbino, reply 31There must be some reason the game was made so you can manually dock s/c, now give me a reason too. ie: increased repairs? Increase ship speed when s/c are docked? I've asked
[quote who="Zanosan" reply="39" id="3023347"]Point noted, but if the Dev's can't create a simple resource counter of said minerals and crystals amongst all the other developments, its pretty sad indication of the developer’s skills I my opinion.[/quote] Have you heard of how long it took them to patch the Illuminator damage bug? [e digicons]:S[/e]
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If you've already registered the serial once, when you were installing it on your other computer, you shouldn't need or be able to register the serial again. Simply login to Gamestop/Impulse with the same credentials that you were using when you installed Trinity on the other computer.
There are plenty of players (especially new players) who absolutely loathe how effective rushing in Sins already is. In most multiplayer games against decent opponents, you should be expecting to see your opponent start building up a large fleet to send to attack you as soon as possible - less than 5 minutes into the game, even. If you're looking for even more aggressive tactics I'm not sure what to tell you. Very low tech strategies are already a staple of competitiv
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[quote quoting="post"]Today was going to be maybe my 5th ICO match. I logged in and was waiting ready to go, then something struck me as odd, all the teams quickly switched to team 10 and there was me and some other (I assume new player but idk) stuck on team 2 and team 5. I asked "what are we all going team 10?" only to be painted with a blue brush and that was the reason they were going to go that way. That COMPLETELY killed my interest to play sins today. I do alot of online gami
You can't download plain patches in .exe's off the internet because there needs to be a way to verify that the person downloading it has actually bought the game. For Sins the solution is to register your serial number on what used to be Impulse and is now some Gamestop thing. It may be annoying for you, but it's the way the developers have made sure that pirates don't get the better of them.