Fr8monkey
Deity
Didn't know where else to put this, so I put it in the game thread:
Story here.
Original reddit thread
Story here.
Original reddit thread
Civilization Players Are Sending The Entire World To War!
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Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Cool idea, thanks for sharing. Please don't link to Kotaku though, they deserve no page views.
Zack
99% hot gas
Seriously?
Hasn't every true CivFanatic done this multiple times themselves? I've done it a number of times, including with a Civ4 mod in December and a CKII-mod-converted-into-EU4 in January, and have had some interesting results. Sure, maybe not with 42 civs in Civ, but observing the AI is an old pasttime.
What they've done that's different is making a presentation and show of it. Which is actually a good idea if you're confident that it will produce an interesting result.
What they've done that's different is making a presentation and show of it. Which is actually a good idea if you're confident that it will produce an interesting result.
schlaufuchs
Break My Heart
Some of the modders in Civ4 regularly ran AIAutoplay, just to benchmark their mods, so yeah,not sure what the big deal is.
The big deal is it's happening on reddit. Which means it's cool and trendy.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
kotaku is required to post something like every 5 minutes. Coupled with them already being some of the worst writers on the internet it means they literally scrape the bottom of the barrel for anything they can find.
Reddit is cool and trendy? I thought CivFanatics was where the cool and trendy people were! Have I been misled?
I am mildly curious how it turns out in Civ5, since I haven't tried it in Civ5, but as a forum format I prefer CFC. I pretty much only go to Reddit to read the rare AMA. Looks like they're off to a slow start so far.
I am mildly curious how it turns out in Civ5, since I haven't tried it in Civ5, but as a forum format I prefer CFC. I pretty much only go to Reddit to read the rare AMA. Looks like they're off to a slow start so far.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Getting your news and mildly interesting random articles from Reddit so you don't have to find them on your own is cool and trendy amongst blogs, actual news sites, and so on. Several sites get 99% of their content from Reddit, which they strip out or change slightly to make it look like they made it themselves and slap their own watermark all over it.
FriendlyFire
Codex WMDicanious
How is Poland still alive ?
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