Hoo! Many of the Brians I know are very smart. This tournament is for me!
Das Kaffinator
I personally prefer Brains...
he either has a TGN membership or has preordered GalCiv2 or he wouldn't be able to post here.
So no offense to the GalCiv conversation that got started here but how about getting back to the topic, whats the deal with the October TGN game? Could we get an official word on its status? No offense taken... we did kind of hijack the thread. In a previous thread KarmaGirl stated: <T
My frustration with Gal Civ lies in the inequality between me and the computer players, All of what you have said pretty much parallels my frustrations when I started playing GalCiv. After I tried some of the tips I found in the forums I discovered that I could find more yellow stars faster than the c
Gal Civ has been a frustrating experience for me. GalCiv can be very challenging on any but the easiest levels. Try visiting the GalCiv forums, there are some great tips there.
It will come soon enough. Of course I'll settle for the start of the GalCiv2 beta...
> Umm.... why? We are going to be playing it for at least a year prior to release. A chance to help shape the game we love ... what more could you ask for?
Russia thinks the US attacked them thanks to faulty early dector systems. Russia launchs nukes at US, Europe, and Israel. They retaile. Israel attacks Muslim and Arab Capitals, and Pakistan. Pakistan, India, and China go at it. And Australia conquers the world ... or what's left of it. Look at this lit
Just to set the record straight, Bioware had nothing to do with Icewind Dale or Planescape other than creating the engine that Black Isle used to make the game. Their name is not even mentioned on the box. Interplay (may they rest in peace) was the publisher for the entire set of games created with that engine (Baldur's Gate (1&2 plus expansions), Icewind Dale (1&2) and Planescape: Torment)
I know about the hack, I keep up on these things, but still, the release date shouldn't have been delayed that long. Hey, if it's not done, it's not done. Better to delay the release than release a poorly done, buggy or in this case compromised game.
sorry, black Ilse studios, the copany that made Neverwinter nights went bye bye, sorry. Please check your facts. Bioware (www.bioware.com) made NWN, along with Baldur's Gate and its sequels and expansions. Black Isle had something to do with Baldur's Gate (not sure what) and made Icewind Dale,
The great game Neverwinter Nights will never see anohter expansion by the company that made it a success because it shut down after they weren't paying their employees. Boy give me a heart attack why don't you. I had to run over to Bioware's website to make sure my favorite company hadn't gone belly u
The first one didn't have a very good manual too I guess that's part of what I was trying to say. Sims (I haven't played 2 yet so I can't speak for it) is one of the few games that I was glad it didn't have an extensive manual. The tutorial gave you the basics and then let you figure out the specific
I guess the biggest appeal of the Sims is that it's more a journey, less a destination. The appeal of the Sims (for me anyway) was figuring out how the game works. Sometimes having things go wrong was more fun than when they went right. The hard part is getting away from the "winning" mentality. The only way to win in the Sims is to have fun ... which it's hard to do if you try to win at the game.
I believe that you can. If I remember correctly you need to enter in the CD-key you got with the game in the subscription management section of Stardock. At least this was how it worked with Galatic Civilizations ...
If America backs off from Iraq and leaves it alone with its "hands off" approach and another country flows in (insidiously with capital), will we Americans be able to finger point and shame that country for undermining what we tried to set up? heh No, but it it ends up being bad for Iraq the US will cer
and holding speeches on global warming on the coldest day New York had in 51 years. And don't forget telling us to see the "documentary" The Day After Tomorrow to raise awareness on global climate change. But don't be too h
In that case I apologize and rephrase my question. Janeane Garofalo realized of course that The Daily Show is a satire right? I wish I could have seen the show ... something made Jon Stewart uncomfortable? He's usually pretty quick on his feet.
I guess my point was is that perhaps she was not being serious, given that she was on The Daily Show and all.... ... but then again maybe not.
Janeane Garofalo, on the Daily Show You realize of course that The Daily Show is a satire right?
Here is a link I came across that I figured would be perfect to share on this forum: The Ultimate War Simulation http://www.pointlesswasteoftime.com/games/wargames.html Enjoy
What about the Eastern Provinces? Lmao. Typical American. Try 4. Don't be so harsh. He may have considered it. As a Canadian (I assume you're Canadian based on the American comment) do you really think the maritime provinces have what it takes to go it alone? I will give you that they are different f
Interesting that you think this when you support Bush using images of the 9/11 dead in his advertising. Why aren't those pictures a violation of basic decency too? Interesting since Draginol never expressed support for this. You are making assumptions.