That would mean changing the game genre and expectedly require more altering of and making new files than a total conversion. I don't have a clue of how to do it. But you could send a request to a game maker company if they would bother to try such a thing. But I don't think anyone could say it wasn't a cool thing to do.
I haven't played as the TEC, so I can't say this of full experience. Anyway the hard AI has often defeated me as TEC by quick expansion and building, say, five fleets of about 150 ships (most of them being light frigates, 1 to 3 of them capital ships) attacking from many fronts almost simultaneously.
The game [I]Star Ter: Legacy[/I] is a fine source for information about what kinds of ships there are for the Federation, Klingons, Romulan Star Empire and the Borg ships are there too. [link="http://startrek.bethsoft.com/home/home.php"]You could check this out[/link], if you're interested. And everyone is free to use services like Google to find stuff. There are piles of different Romulan, Klingon and Federation ships in [I]Legacy[/I]. And it also includes all the Borg ships I've ever
The racing has ended and I'm back Most, or at least some, of my post will be off-topic: [quote]Oh and I am an "agist" as you call me. Mostly because you have no idea what its like to have to buy things with your own money and have no one care that what was sold to you was a pretty box wrapped around a crap product.[/quote] I only said that your post made you sound like an agist, but now I really think you are one. I truly hope I had some job right now (though not on top of the a
This will be my last entry for a few days since I'm going to Germany to accompany my parents, who wish to see the weekend's Formula-race (Is its name that in English?). So, the last thing that occurs to me is reminding you of the existence of and trial-versions of most things related to computers and games. (and some other stuff as well). When I was first introduced to RTS-genre games, it was a year back. The demo version of Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars for Xbox 360. I thought i
I live in a perfect world? For God's sake I wish I did! You know, if I lived in such a place, I wouldn't have to complain about these things. For all we know you could be a hired killer, who murders people for money and uses the "This is not a perfect world." as an excuse for those actions. I think you're in this just to make piracy legal by shouting [I]your[/I] ignorace here. And, yes, if it matters to you, I'll be 16 at halfway of december. Your speech made you sound a bit of an agist
Okay, maybe I am a little weird or stupid, when I don't see crime as a good thing and when I think that rules exist for a reason. I admit, I don't think I'd believe my "story" if I were you, but it's true. (What a shock... Criminals usually are criminals! :SURPRISED: ). Of course my whole life hasn't been like that, I only told you the parts I've lived seeing crime happening near the place I live. And of course there have been good people in my life, those were simply the worst I've met
[quote]I use to know a "pirate" a couple years ago (and I broke off the friendship finally "because" he would pirate). He did steal games he would not have bought, but more often, he saw a great game I was playing he liked, and would steal it. As a VERY sad side-note: I still know people he knows, and they told me he did finally BUY Bioshock rather than go through all the pains he was having getting the pirated version to work/update. I really hate the way copy protection is going latel
Well, this time I don't see the "support criminals or die" being totally smacked to my face here, but I wasn't thinking about advertising when I wrote what I did. And, as SlyDrivel responded to Rhelamos, "I don't need a utopia", neither do I. But we are allowed to try to make people see things our way, as long as it doesn't cause any actual harm. The second last thing I'm going to say for now is reply to: "Piracy is advertising, and it appears to be the cheapest form they can b
Alright, alright. Maybe I'm just stupid, slow to learn, can't view the big picture or whatever... Still, I fail to see anything good in piracy. Besides, even if you are a pirate, paying for stuff is buying, not piracy. I mean, when you buy an item, you are not being a pirate at the moment. (sorry about the bad text, couldn't make up anything better) Buying stuff = not piracy Taking them from other, illegal places (or legal, if you are using an illegal source or something like that), what
ManShooter: "Game piracy does not directly cause money damages in any way" psychoak: "You have to do something really stupid to actually lose sales from piracy" Now, to both of those I really [I]have[/I] to tell something obvious: A commercial item taken from a legal company for free IS a lost sale itself, and it causes some money to not be made, even when a copy is taken from the corporation. Let's say that the hypotethical price for a product is 600 units of money, when p
If products are pirated, its developer, in practice, loses money (and also in all the cases I have seen, popularity as well). How do you think good games or other related items are made? The list would include a good idea, skilled people making the game and [B]money[/B]. If the budget is low, you will naturally get a worse game. And how do you think people get a higher budget? It is, again, that money gained from honest people who actually buy the game. Also, if a game is bad, its devel
I see. We'll just have to wait then. And I don't have enough experience about modding and the skills required to help.
Is there a place where the latest version of this mod could be downloaded? Or if it isn't ready, when is it supposed to be released? I'm asking this because I'd really like to play it, but reading everything that's written in 27 pages takes a little longer than I'd hope. Thank you
Any idea when this mod is going to be ready for download? I'd love to see a good strategy game with the Borg as a playable faction.
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