Lord Draegon
Awoken
I just bought Tropico, Tropico Trouble in Paradise, and Tropico 2. It's pretty fun, but i'm not that good yet. Anyone else play one of them?
Emp.Napoleon said:Anyoone like to say why, someone like me who does not have it, should buy it?
Is is like Sim city or Civ 3?
The pirates version of Tropico was a bit more fun (Tropico 2?) and involved ships, exploration, and raiding.
I love the music in Tropico. ONe song always sticks in my head. It sounds like they are saying "And its a meat papaya" Its to the same instrumentals as when the game comes on.Shevchenko said:the music in Tropico is really fun but went i stop playing I keep hearing it.
Think Sim City, but you build actual buildings instead of zoning. You decide how much your workers make and how much each hotel, restaurant, etc. costs. (There are guidlines you use to control the economy that aren't worth going into atm.) You can be elected out of office every 4-6 years. You can deny said elections and rule with an iron fist. You can (although its hard) become the love of the people after having denied them liberty. You can kill opposing candidates to secure office. Really you can have anyone executed/imprisoned for any reason. SOme jobs require high school or college so you can educate your people, or pay a hefty fee to bring in a qualified worker on the next ship. You can base your economy on tourism (hotels and time share condos) or have a strong workforce. ALot of times I like to get my island to Tropicans only status. But use tourism as a source of revenue. (It's way too lucrative to ignore.)Emp.Napoleon said:Is is like Sim city or Civ 3?
Being able to rotate more buildings would have been helpful though.