All this cool stuff happening right where I grew up and right in my neighborhood now...and my highest level of gaming development stands at "QA tester". Oh well...cool none-the-less
This is not a very good test, because I'm not sure what they mean by "right". Fiscally right? Socially right? Given my outcome ( http://www.politicalcompass.org/printablegraph?ec=8.88&soc=-5.49 ) I have to assume "right" to them means "economically right" because you can't get much more socially tolerant than me.
12. Conspiracy theorists are confirmed to have been right all along: http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-London/2014/09/17/Exposed-the-secret-mailing-list-of-the-gaming-journalism-elite
[quote who="Landgrab" reply="10" id="3493622"] What did Brad get out of posting this? Sure I guess he thinks he's refuting his critics but to me it seems he's hurting his company's image for no good reason. I did not know about his views before, but now that I have read about them, I think rather less of him. This isn't going to help his lawsuit either. [/quote] His lawsuit is over. The case was dismissed and the accuser apologized for bringing the
1. Some of the cooler aspects of diplomacy involve friendships and adaptive, dynamic reactions. Meaning that everyone reacts realistically when you start to align yourself with one faction over another. But secondarily, it's important that those repercussions don't completely lock you in to alliances for the whole game. The player should be able to change friendships somewhat easily as events play out. Civ 5 is pretty good with the former, but when it comes to the latter, it's nig
If they are that niche (or I would call them "extraneous") why even have them? Basically administrators are "half of an idea". In game design, they are something that someone threw in because they liked it in another game (maybe one of the Total War games?) but they aren't integral to the gameplay and probably should have been removed as an option.
I'd be fine if it was xp that could ONLY be used to improve administrator levels. But as it stands now, there's little reason to EVER put heroes in towns.
Is there any way for heroes to gain levels while in town? It seems silly that to be an administrator, and level up as such, one needs to go fight monsters. That just doesn't make any sense.
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