Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

I assume that by analogue you mean pen and paper tabletop roleplaying games. If this is so your list is woefully short, and with no write in option.

Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

There were only two suggestions for "real world" games in the suggestions thread. I meant to put an "other" option, but I misentered a number, and didn't want to retype all the prior poll entries...

You can certainly add a write-in to the thread. There's no way to include write-ins in the actual poll regardless of whether an "other" option is present, so just put it in a reply.

Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

This press release might help...
http://www.kerberos-productions.com/...opic.php?t=175
There's also a discussion in the SE4/5 forums here at Shrapnel about SotS...

Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

Just released new info about Enemy Territory:Quake Wars below

2 new previews:
http://www.computerandvideogames.com...(que)id=132507
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php...456&page=1

7 new pictures. Oooh ! Shiny stuff.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com...icle_id=132507

Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

To all of you who listed Wesnoth -- you should try out the free beta for Land of Legends! They're fairly similar, though I bet you can guess which one I like more. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif

Re: 2006 Games Poll - come vote!
 

I play both too and can confirm they're somewhat similar in regard to their principles. They play fairly differently though - LoL being much faster, with smaller maps and no RPG elements, but more tactical choices in battle - due to the fact that many creatures have ranged attacks/spells (sometimes with as far a range as 5-6 squares), you don't have to stick with combat in adjacent hexes.

Both are pretty cool (but only one is free ...) http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif

2006 Anticipated Games Poll is finished
 

It ended with January... so these results are final.

The big winners (with correct percentage calculations) appear to be:

Space Empires V (68%)
Dominions III (66%)
Civilization 4 (44%)
TES IV: Oblivion (34%)
Galactic Civs II (27%)
Battle for Wesnoth (27%)
Neverwinter Nights 2 (25%)

Bear in mind there is a rather harsh sampling bias, due to my choice of threads http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif Regardless, the conclusion is unchanged - Shrapnel fans are a highly anomalous group. For evidence, please note Item #1: The World of Warcraft expansion pack tied with "Galley Battles" and "Hearts of Iron 2", neither of which can be found at your local Wallmart =)