angryandroid

[quote] It is actually... [/quote] But my email isn't X-( I guess this means [I]more[/I] time to spend with the family. :SNIFF!:

Is it ready yet? Come on, come on! Okay I'll stop being imature and wait my turn. *sulks off into a corner*

I can't even see the final release on the SC program. I guess I will have to wait a few more hours at least to get the email through. Do you think if I bitch and whine at them personaly things might go along faster? :LOL:

Oh come on, I want to start downloading midnight Sunday when the first second of Monday begins. I don't want to have to wait all that time till Tuesday! Come on, pretty please?

Some clarification would be good.

[quote] WWW Link [/quote] Cool linkage. Great read to.

I do hope that there is plenty of tactical elements to consider in Sins. The fantastic scope of the game would only be enhanced if the option was there to utilise tactical manouvers etc. It shouldn't be required(I read that the AI is pretty good at fighting for you), but should still be an option. Could anyone say what the tactical options are for the final release?

I'm confused, does he have the final game? Meh, I hate these silly little rant threads. I want more juicy info on the game. One weekend left to wait.

Geesh, calm down. Why would anyone be angry? If you don't have a credit card, speak to a friend/family member who does. It's not rocket science. Downloading on Monday at the stroke of midnight (yeah I know it isn't going to be that easy - I just want to play it by the time I get home from work lol).

The idea of being able to easily create your own story sounds great. A meta campaign scripting system would have been nice, but I know I always end up in scurmish and multiplayer. Very few games have engaging stories that are worth playing through. Playability is all that matters, even more so in RTS's.

My PC was pretty much top of the line when I built it a little over a year ago. It should have no problems with Sins I hope. It handles Crysis at medium settings with good resolution and the graphics in Sin's isn't doing as much as Crysis. Still, I would imagine all the variables and AI that are going on, a good dual core will really help along with more memory. Did I read it right that it supports more than dual core? I was looking for a good reason to upgrade, maybe this is it? Lots

Yeah I was shocked at the $30 increase to $80. Who cares though, the regular DD version is only $50, so it's up to you if you think it is worth it. ..... *Shakes fist* This better be the best game ever! You got lucky. ..... At least I think that's what Homer said :HOT:

I just canceled the digital download pre-order (made after BETA) and went with the DVD + download. I wasn't expecting it to cost the extra $30 but so be it ($80 roughly £40 total). All this for a game I've never played - yet desperatly want. I think Stardock must have really done so well with Gal Civ 2 for me to be acting like a fanboy. I don't usualy buy any game until I've played a demo (or friends copy) and read several very positive reviews. I would dearly love to play BET