If fortune fails to smile upon my scout and I end up with a fully explored map and a scout, the scout is still useful through it's sight range (helping you place your units) and it's movement capabilities (making a nice raider for workers). But this is after a long period of useful exploration...
I have run the demo on a 4mhz Pentium 4 w/ a 7600GT and 3GB ram running XP home SP 3 32bit. It doesn't look anywhere as nice as on my main machine an i5 540 w/ 4gb ram and HD 5770 running Win7 Pro 64bit - that does high everything no problem.
Beats me. It'd be nice if I could use my pre-download for the demo but I'm pretty sure that isn't happening. Probably a button to download the demo will show on teh product screen once the time comes.
Geez, I would have been playing it on my C64 if it would have run, I was still playing Pools of Radiance on it. It was a rougher time - we do well with our gripes about digital distribution nowadays. At least I'm not wasting 30 minutes loading a tape only to find something didn't load right or...
Interesting point from the manual, their range is 5 hexes from a friendly hex, not the city they are in. I'm interested in seeing how that actually plays out.
I reckon harder on the basis of the city states - more players in world politics = more trouble. Sure they aren't major threats and they aren't "playing to win" but the intrigues comming from them should be war-inducing.
Honestly, look at the shelf-space for PC games. Time was that was an aisle of a store. Now in a game shop you are lucky if it's more than 1 bookcase of shelves. Digital and internet distribution (on-line shops like Amazon) are the future for but the most major releases.
Now how in the world did I ever forget Ghandi! He's been the worst warmonger AI to be stuck next to since back in Civ 1. "I am Ghandi, my words are backed by nuclear weapons..."
Perhaps I shouls say prominent individuals from a major 20th Century conflict? Some kind of global fracas?
Personally I think Churchill would be more deserving than Victoria (but way less appealing to have in my Diplo screen), but we seem to be avoiding individuals from the 20th century.
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