Slaughter_The_Destroyer

The Space Miner probrably has cutting lasers and drills that could count as a weapon. A lowpowered, comical weapon, but lowpowered comical weapon>>>No weapon. And ramming.

[quote who="GoblinCookie" reply="8" id="1246646"]Pirates should have fast, but weak ships. They should raid traders and for every trader they raid, they get more money. They can also get money from destroying other ships, but they get the most from traders. With that money, they can upgrade their ships. Pirates actually have access to all technologies that at least 2 civs have (like the barbarians in Civ). Pirates can upgrade and buy ships, with the money they ge

I've been playing Fallout 3 for some time, and I found my share of things good, bad and mutated. Good things: The art. They got the retro-future thing nailed pretty well, I gotta give 'em that. The feeling of being in a post-apocalyptic world. It's pretty good to walk in the wastelands and feel the desolation. Some quests are genuinely good, and some even offer fallout-like alternatives, like how you can lie to Moira during her stupid Wasteland Sur

I think the first game is the best. Specially the campaign. It was great to be able to carry some troops over, change path and have different endings. The story is simply awesome and moraly ambigous. I love how the Cult of the Storms ins't just the average "badguy" group, but a very moraly ambiguous one. The other games' campaigns never were as good as the first. But Age of Wonders II ins't very good, although Shadow Magic is excellent. I recomend it.

I just won this scenario, so I can give some help. 1º - Try to get the better planets as fast as you can before your useless allies get them. There is one planet near Teth which is great for building. 2º Build four freighters and trade with the most distant allied planet. Money is good. 3º Use the bigger planets (9 or more) to build factories and starports and some support structures (not many) so you can crank out lots of ships. The small

Hello! My name is Slaughter and I'm new to Galactic Civilizations 2! I love this game, I really needed some 4X action again, just like in the old times! One of the few things I didn't like in Galactic Civilizations 2 were the governaments. Lemme see... four options. And that's that. BO-RING. I wish to regulate my economy, governament and the values of my faction! And that's where my idea comes in! Remember how Alpha Centauri had Social Engineering? That's