Yet Another PBW game

Deathstalker · #1 July 28th, 2001, 08:51 PM

Seems to be all the rage these days

Yes another PBW game, but not a modded/weird game. Just a normal game, (well, as normal as a game of se4 can get.). I have one game currently on the go , at turn 40 something, quite a bLast. So hey, why not another one!
(hmmm...that makes 6 I am in, this will be hell once the turns are in the 100's and take 1hr+ each

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Stats:called Deathstalkers 2nd Game, medium tech start in a small(or med) spiral galaxy, would like to go for med events but will accept low. Low tech cost, 3000 empire points(decided to be different), 3 planets, max resources/planet conditions to start. Intell WILL be disabled. Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Timer will be set at 24hrs turn execution, makes for fast n' furious play.

6 players allowed right now, could let more join, will have to see who wants what.(Atrocities, you are more than welcome to join this one, look forward to meeting your empire!)

One thing I would like is for everyone to use 'special' shipsets, but this is not a must.(but please if you do, upload them to the server or note here which sets they are so people don't get the 'shifting shipset'.)

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"The Empress took your name away," said Chance.
Owen smiled coldly. "It wasn't hers to take. I'm a Deathstalker until I die. And we never forget a slight or an enemy." -Owen Deathstalker.

Deathstalker · #2 July 30th, 2001, 08:07 AM

Still 2 spots left for anyone interested!!

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"The Empress took your name away," said Chance.
Owen smiled coldly. "It wasn't hers to take. I'm a Deathstalker until I die. And we never forget a slight or an enemy." -Owen Deathstalker.

capnq · #3 July 30th, 2001, 02:28 PM

I'm not looking to join another game, but I wanted to comment that in the only solo game I've played with events set higher than low frequency, the random events got really annoying really quickly.

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Cap'n Q

The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
human mind to correlate all of its contents. We live on a placid
island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was
not meant that we should go far. -- HP Lovecraft, "The Call of Cthulhu"