Easy money for Shrapnel and Malfador.

[dogscoff]

Merchandise. Who would be willing to pay good money for an SE4 t-shirt?

How about a black t-shirt, with the Phong racial portrait on the front and the words "Beware of strange warp points" underneath.

Maybe one showing the ship design screen showing some really cool warship on it.

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[Hotfoot]

I dunno about you all, but I'd pay for a Shaderni, er, Xiati Cruiser or Battlecruiser or something on a nice stellar background, just looking menacing or firing on something. Or maybe a significantly large fleet of such ships bearing down on a planet with some text on the front and the back (the back showing the standard scortched earth + burning hulks of the enemy fleet).

Front text: "The Final Frontier for some..."
Back text: "...The Final Resting Place for others."

"Space Empires IV"

-Hotfoot
"I'm open to suggestion, of course."

quote:

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Originally posted by Hotfoot:
Front text: "The Final Frontier for some..."
Back text: "...The Final Resting Place for others."
"Space Empires IV"
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!applause!

[disabled]

That's a cool tagline

[ June 15, 2003, 06:32: Message edited by: General Talashar ]

[dogscoff]

QUOTE:
"Only if others had listened to me when I suggested this...."
/QUOTE

...sorry...,

QUOTE:
cartoon series (I recommend www.mainframe.ca)
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Wow... imagine SEIV, the series... You'd want all the political space opera elments of Bab5 but I reckon you'd need a wicked sense of humour, along the lines of Hitch-Hikers' Guide or Terry Pratchett.

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Work out your code at http://www.sandman43.fsnet.co.uk/se4main.htm

[Saxon]

Umm, I am not sure.

From what I understand of the demographics of SEIV players, we tend to be a fair bit older than your average computer gamer. I have a feeling we are the ones who buy the strategy guides, while our 15 year old sons and daughters buy the Diablo II figurenes. I could be wrong, but I would suggest a bit of market research before choosing which products to create.