Wow, Much improved. Just one major complaint; WTF happened to the Drath? They went from really cool space lizards to some kind of troll race who look like they have a learning disability! The Drath is the reason I bought this game, honest injun, and now I don't have my space lizards. What gives?
I would like the option to rename names of famous dishes like Lobster Florentine. I would rename it 'Roboster Flobontine', even though it would still have lobster in it, and not robot. Waldorf Salad would be renamed 'Roborf Salot', and in that case, the walnuts would be replaced with steel bolts. P.S. Don't bring your space ninjas over here and try to stop me, I have a welding torch and a plate of boiled soy beans, and trust me, you dont want to know any more.
Are you guys talking about launching stars into space like Madonna and Vin Diesel? If so I second that motion (the hurling motion of sending them through the atmosphere).
The main idea I have for the game is speech for the events in the game. I know I would surely be willing to buy some speech modification softs myself and do the speaking if you need another hand. There is nothing like your opponent getting pissed or laughing at you to really bring out the personality of the game. Otherwise, i have been playing the beta just enought to start liking the game before the inevitable crash takes place. Also, I would really consid
I would imagine you would have many 'dead' planets that you could mine for minerals, or blow up and turn into asteroid belts. In every science fiction universe there seems to be inhospitable planets which are being mined, exploited and used as refueling ports, as well as places to launce sneak attacks from , but I guess GalCiv takes care of the refueling with space stations. #4 by Morden Sun, June 12, 2005 1:48 PM it would be good if there were a true sence of terraf
I hope to gods sake the races will speak in this game. I played the galciv demo and it seemed so very dead with none of the races talking, only text.
I am getting many crashes, usually about the time I am colonizing my third planet. Waiting for Beta 2 to hopefully resolve this.
I would say that music is very important to a games overall feel (the songs from star control 2 live on my hard drive). But I would recommend finding obscure college music, and using the themes of bands like 'Man or Astroman?', Brian Eno or 'Dead Can Dance'. Instead of hiring on professional musicians, just get some very inexpensive studio musicians who can mimic and adapt. Also you can only get so much creativity out of one musician when they are under a deadline.</
In terms of the custom races, I believe that GalCiv II will provide most of what Relic Robot is looking for. The game is being made so that people can mod it easily, but even without that, the custom race stuff is pretty robust. Awesome! I already have part of my brain thinking about Robot Flesh Thieves & Space Spiders. I can mod it, so I will b
I apologize. I have been emotionally scarred in my youth by countless socially retarded individuals relating to me through their spit laced verbalizations that 'the mac is better for sound and graphics'. This to me was wholly ironic with that whole 1984 commecial they had produced, it had resulted in a monolithic group culture where they all spoke and acted as virtual clones, like religious zealots in a land they did not belong in. Mustache? Check. Ponytail? Check. Terminal A
I think the more detail the better. If you could pick out individual t-shirts and types of slacks for each of your 1000 marines and machine pilots, I would be quite happy. NOW CODE IT!
I hear the mac has 3 great games coming out. They should keep you busy for a while. They are I believe; Pederast Intervention Pro, Poseur Film Student Ver 1.4 (comes with hat you can turn backwards, and a stick on goatee), and Fashion Industry Flaming Homo Tycoon 4. "MACs are better for sound and graphics!" he yelped before he was knocked out cold in the last round of smear the queer.
As I stated in another post, if the developers allow people to do a full mod of the races (animations, voices and all), they could pick the ones they like incorporate them into later updates, and resell our own work back to us. Wow. Genius!
Recently I was in Microcenter and I picked up a box for a pretty cool looking game, I mean if you have a lizardman in space it's got to be cool right? I looked at the back of the box and recoiled in horror; a game like MOO, but so much more so. This game was about to eat my life. I purchased the game like a fool, and then realized I had about 400 things to do in the real world before I could invest my time in a wonderful looking game, so after I had driven 3 miles down the road, I turned around
