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Buy more! Buy more! Buy more!
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BUY MORE
Facebook games are designed to be hyper-easy, hyper-simple, and to lure people into spending real money for in game advantages. They also operate by encouraging you to rope your friends in, in effect recruiting them into a pursuit designed to make them spend money.
There are a lot of repulsive ingredients mixed into that package, and it looks as if that's the direction that Sid wants to go. People are reacting badly because it will be terrible for the sort of games that we tend to like if he succeeds.
PieceOfMind said:This is Sid Meier after all. I know most civfanatics have lost faith in him but I doubt he's lost all sense of ethics.
The Wiki link gave indeed interesting info, but not what Spoonwood quoted.What are you getting at?
Welp, Tatran, the day may be approaching when you will have to update your avatar, by adding a yet more devolved hominid to the series.The Wiki link gave indeed interesting info, but not what Spoonwood quoted.
What are you getting at? It's interesting info (if true), but how is it relevant?
buy more!don't hold any illusions, facebook civilization will be centered around a button called 'buy more'.
It won't be a mirror image of the first one it will actually be a very small and simple single-celled prokaryotic organism.@ blind biker
The original picture had a sixth hominid.
To the right was a mirror image of the first one.
Will it be that bad?
Casual gamers are Firaxis' new beloved and target audience. For Civilization 5 as well as the facebook game. It certainly is very plausible.
Fine, I'll be a little more emphatic. It isn't true.
If the facebook game takes off and is a huge success they will never make a single player PC version again. Look at WOW. The last single player warcraft we got was III how many years ago?
Same thing will happen.