Super excited to work on this with you guys. For what its worth, I would probably have spent over $100 on a kickstarter without half of the perks we are getting here, this is an awesome project.
AlexOnFyre
[quote who="Rudy_102" reply="119" id="3431924"] [quote who="AlexOnFyre" reply="116" id="3431761"] Cave Story+ [/quote] How is it? [/quote] It's really good, even if you played the original, I would highly recommend it. It's the best modern "Metroidvania" style game I have played. [EDIT: This board needs to work on its BBCode...]
I love physical editions too, I always splurge on collector's boxes, but to completely miss out on a great game because they don't put it on CD is one of the silliest things I have ever heard. The games I would have missed out on if I had that policy... Braid Cave Story+ VVVVVV Super MeatBoy Europa Universalis IV DOTA/DOTA2 Awesomenauts etc. etc. etc. etc. You are really doing yourself a disservice by keeping to t
[quote who="ParagonRenegade" reply="26" id="3411498"] Think of the graph for it: (3)l &n
(This is PaperCut) I feel like you are misinterpreting what I am saying. The games themselves don't have to be blockbuster, but the genre has to be, in general, a "megahit" genre. I will admit that I did not accurately identify my audience. The audience is the video game "users" he defined, not the buyers only. The whole base of users is going to be more interested in the genres of RPG and FPS than 4X and turn-based. People buy magazines to find out what they will be playing next. W
I love Stardock, I have since GalCiv 2. Admittedly I have participated in some piracy, I'm not terribly proud of myself, but I literally have 78 cents in my bank account right now, and sometimes the urge to play a game is...insatiable. If it is a game I plan on buying, I will pirate it, and buy it when I have the money, if not I just play the demo, or pirate it and delete it after I know I'm not going to buy it. I also pirate games that I bought in the past but lost, or sold the compatible hardw
I found sort of on accident that you can move a fleet or ship on top of any starbase aside from a resource one. The ship(s) will defend the starbase in the same way it would a planet i.t is in orbit around. Hope that helps
Often mid to late game I find myself building "defensive ships," that is low speed, low to mid power and very high defenses, normally on mid-size hulls to be used with either orbital fleet manager or a host of ship upgrading plantary improvements (Planetary Defense System, Xinathium Plating, etc.). I did it once or twice when I first started playing as a last ditch effort to save my ass (worked swimmingly). I will fully vouch for it, as I am sure most will, in that situation. In times of peace,