Ha, understandable.
I suppose it’s easy for me to say that Civ has a good tutorial since I’ve been playing the series from the beginning XD.
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Thanks for the suggestions!
I’ll check them out, thanks!
I bought Crusader Kings (and Europa Universals) 2 years ago and have barely played them because I struggle to figure out how to actually play them >_<. I wish their tutorials were more like Civilization (though, that’s easy for me to say since I’ve played Civilization since the beginning).
Suggestions on learning to play? I picked up Crusader Kings and Europa Universals two years ago and barely spent any time with them because - imo - the tutorials are just really bad. I’ve got probably 1000hrs sunk into Civilization 5, so I think I’d like the games if I could figure out how to actually play them.
I play very regularly and have also spent money on the game as well, so I have most of the cards. For others, though, this really pushes them further back.
I appreciate their attention to detail, but yeah, all that reading gets tedious after a while and I just start skimming because I really just don’t care.
Fallout 3 and Fallout 3 GOTY bothe have a Platinum rating for WINE with Ubuntu 14.04, so the answer is yes.
As a Linux gamer, there are incredibly few games I cannot play in Linux; either natively or via WINE. My HTPC (which I use for controller-friendly games) does not have Windows installed and I've yet to encounter any games that interest me that I cannot play on it.
+1. Cerberus is my top reason for rooting.
The devs responded to this in a note on kickstarter showing a side by side comparison of the two.
I've backed something like 2-dozen games on Kickstarter. All of them are either currently in alpha, beta, or there are regular updates on progress. I'd imagine that the number is quite low for flunked projects.
I rented from an old Italian couple before. They would argue like crazy and yammer on and on in Italian.
Despite having a Crunchyroll subscription, I've somehow missed these. I had a feeling that my que this season was rather small.
Actually, plenty of scientists have come out against dairy milk.
Pasteurization came about during a time when factory farming was beginning. Cows were not out on pasture and they were fed grain waste from the alcohol industry. The milk sat out in open vats and the sanitary conditions were very poor. The alternative to pastuerization was "certified milk" which relied on…
How are you not affirming the consequent?
Citation needed.