In terms of superfluous technologies, units, and wonders, I think C2C definitely went overboard to the point where there’s so much going on it can seem chaotic, but it actually means the game forces you into a completely different play-style, and each Civ you encounter is going to be truly unique far beyond the…
Yeah, I was more into Rise of Mankind than RI, but both were horribly glitchy, and would lock up after losing focus or crash eventually just because of the way Civ IV handled memory allocation.
I don’t know how, but somehow with C2C, they managed to circumvent that part of how the game runs and stores information so…
The last 3 eras appear to be pretty heavily influenced by David Brin/Vernor Vinge style “hard sci-fi” with a heavy dose of Star Trek “any sufficiently advanced alien species are indistinguishable from gods.”
And you can build Milliways as a wonder.
Link to the mod itself that Kinja will probably edit out:
https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/caveman2cosmos.444594/
The only way you could make a better game that Civilization IV, is if you took the Civ IV Caveman to Cosmos mod, and simply improved the graphics, mouse controls, and UI, but kept all the newly added game mechanics in place. Honestly, if you were unimpressed with V and VI, and have a hankering to play IV with improved …
This season also features obscure Doom Patrol villains Mr. 104 (nee 103) who has the ability to turn his body into any known element, and Codpiece, whose power is.... well... a codpiece.
I can appreciate that speed bumps are a necessary evil, but they should always be clearly marked and made as easy to see from a distance as a crosswalk. Stealth speed bumps like this are the worst, especially in residential areas around dusk where half the time the “speed humps” signs are obscured behind branches or…
Let us not forget that the “War on Christmas” only comes once a year, where for a few magical weeks, it briefly gives the Karens of the world something different to bitch about besides the usual “War on White/Straight/Christian/Conservative People” which lasts all year long.
So, I’m taking that to mean this is an entirely different project from the Our Flag Means Death series Taika is currently working on for HBO max?
I’m thankful to get anything we can from these two guys, though I’m sure I’m not the only one eager to see them start working on the long-promised WWDITS sequel; We’re Wolves.
Well, I certainly know what I’m not dropping $90 on next month.
Keep in mind that this ugly-ass sneaker is actually *more* expensive than a Lego Baby Yoda or any other number of 1000+ piece sets that don’t look like shit.
Off the top of my head, the Tecmo Deception franchise would make for an awesome VR game, especially if there was more actual direct interaction with your environment to trigger traps and otherwise defend yourself.
I made a whole playlist, but at the very top is this (especially the last minute of the song):
I was prepared to play this one if Trump won:
It won’t do you much good if you’re stuck in the middle of Los Angeles, but if you can make it to El Segundo, or somewhere with a large lake or river, I’d have to go with the Gibbs Aquada.
250 hp V6 capable of reaching 100+ mph on land with a permanently engaged jet drive impeller capable of generating 2200lbs of…
I didn’t get a NES of my own until about a year or so after the SNES hit the market, so one of my neighbors got a lot of free babysitting out of the deal where they’d agree to drive us to the video store and pick up a couple of games in exchange for me watching their son for a few hours. (Or more accurately, playing…
Not quite sure how, but I think I actually beat both Wizards and Warriors and Ironsword without resorting to a game genie back in the day.
Ironsword in particular was a pain in the ass at times since collecting money and power-ups actually mattered, you had to find a bunch of hidden artifacts before you could progress…