November 5, 2001, 20:39
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Deity
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Time for game designers to get back to basics?
The beauty of Civ I and Civ II was that they employed simple gameplay concepts. Perhaps its time game designers got back to basics on gameplay. Far too much time in Civ III's development seems to have been spent on frippery like graphics and music.
Last edited by Alexander's Horse; November 5, 2001 at 20:47.
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November 5, 2001, 21:41
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Emperor
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There are some bugs. There seems to be a problem with player's fighters on intercept, the coastal fortress may not shoot at passing ships, the cruise missile seems to have been born with a genetic deformity
And This Game Rocks!
I Love This Game!!
I have been playing my 1st (tutorial) game since Oct. 30, often until 4AM; feeling more alive with 3-6 hours of sleep than (almost) ever,* and the music really enhances my enjoyment of the game!
*Yah, haven't got a life
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I play BtS (3.19) -- Noble or Prince, Rome, marathon speed, huge hemispheres (2 of them), aggressive AI, no tech brokering. I enjoy the Hephmod Beyond mod. For all non-civ computer uses, including internet, I use a Mac.
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November 6, 2001, 00:00
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Deity
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Save me from fanatics.
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November 6, 2001, 00:25
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Emperor
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Come on Horse.
We can't even buy this game yet, give it go before you bag it.
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Hydey the no-limits man. :(
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November 6, 2001, 00:36
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Deity
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Yeah I saw you were going to buy it straight away. I'm not so sure now.
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November 6, 2001, 00:42
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Emperor
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People I have spoken to tell me that the game is good.
I shall buy it as soon as its released here and then play it, if I think it suck I shall tell you Horse so you can save your $ daddy dearest.
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The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits
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November 6, 2001, 00:46
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Chieftain
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even though the game has many annoying bugs it's still worth playing. i really enjoy this game even though i already lost twice.
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November 6, 2001, 05:02
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King
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Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
Save me from fanatics.
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AH, you should really try it once. It is an addictive game.
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joseph 1944: LaRusso if you can remember past yesterday I never post a responce to one of your statement. I read most of your post with amusement however.
You are so anti-america that having a conversation with you would be poinless. You may or maynot feel you are an enemy of the United States, I don't care either way. However if I still worked for the Goverment I would turn over your e-mail address to my bosses and what ever happen, happens.
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November 6, 2001, 05:07
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Prince
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Hm I don't really agree. There is a new (and better, to my great surprise!) music scheme, yes. And yes, there are fancy unit animations now.
But the most profound changes are all gameplay related and not flimsy or superficial at all. I've scratched my head more than a few times in response to unexpected schmonsequences etc.
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November 6, 2001, 05:09
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King
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Originally posted by Grim Legacy
Hm I don't really agree. There is a new (and better, to my great surprise!) music scheme, yes. And yes, there are fancy unit animations now.
But the most profound changes are all gameplay related and not flimsy or superficial at all. I've scratched my head more than a few times in response to unexpected schmonsequences etc.
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Yup, AI routines are really kewl. They really do mean business when they declare a war on you. Real business
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joseph 1944: LaRusso if you can remember past yesterday I never post a responce to one of your statement. I read most of your post with amusement however.
You are so anti-america that having a conversation with you would be poinless. You may or maynot feel you are an enemy of the United States, I don't care either way. However if I still worked for the Goverment I would turn over your e-mail address to my bosses and what ever happen, happens.
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November 6, 2001, 05:31
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Prince
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Originally posted by LaRusso
Yup, AI routines are really kewl. They really do mean business when they declare a war on you. Real business
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Even barbarians do. I was smugly commenting on the weak barbarians before, but now that I've witnessed some of the vaunted Massive Uprisings I'll sing a different song.
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