Mauxe

I voted Other... I was walking through our new WalMart Supercenter wit the kids, checking out the surprisingly decent PC gaming section (compared to EB which has always been a staple back to my C64 days but has now degraded into a more console-oriented store... and especially when compared to other big-box retail stores like Target) when I stumbled onto the box. I was actually checking to see if they had the new Star Wars game (they did) and end

Ezlbeth - I get the same I also get the 'Never' for time when I am clicking on Projects to see what I'd like to build.. when I actually select something and lay it down I get an accurate time. Otherwise I have seen nothing else wrong and am thoroughly enjoying this Beta..

This type of lookback requires that you suspend time for a bit and try to put yourself 'back in the day'. What game(s) REALLY had an impact on me? I have gone back in recent years and pulled out my old Atari 2600 and the large case of games I have packed away with it. I think I sat down for an hour and went through 30-40 cartridges. The only game I could really stand to play for more than a few minutes ended up being Keystone Cops. My ga

What a problem to have.. I have been on a WoW kick for about a year... not really deviating much to play other games, mostly because I was just not interested. Saw a retail box for GalCiv II. Went home and did a little reading...went back and bought said box and now finally I have something that takes me away from WoW (although the constant grind through BWL tends to wear you down as well... the focus has gotten fairly narrow now). Suddenly O

I have notuced that when I take over a computer controlled planet the AI has frequently built a number of embassies. I usually have rebuilt the planet to what I think I need but I have recently been thinking that there must be a reason for this. Do other players build more than one embassy and if so, what is the game effect? Also, I wanted to clarify something that I thought I understodd but after reading X # of posts I'm not o s