Any One Here Still Play

mlmbd · #1 November 14th, 2002, 08:57 AM

Yeah, need those drinks n' snack when sitting down with a good game!

mlmbd

Atrocities · #2 November 15th, 2002, 09:51 AM

Civ 3 fun to play?

Your sence of fun is not what I would call mine.

Well I will give the game this, it does have long term, IE 24 hour addictive play, the fact that the AI can take out 16 tanks with 5 musketmen just ruined the game for me.

Granted there are mods like the power bar and such that help the game emensly, they are poorly supported now, and many do not work since the latest patch.

The game had good AI Political settings. Good looking graphics, but the uneveness of the units just was one major thing I could not overcome. The editor helped though. But that was very time consuming.

mlmbd · #3 November 15th, 2002, 04:00 PM

Atrocities, can I ask you why you have such a hard on for Civ III?? I read your post about you playing and the negative feedback about the uneven play. But, hey, that was a year ago. Have you played it lately, with the latest patch?

mlmbd

Ruatha · #4 November 17th, 2002, 06:40 PM

Still play MOO2 on occasion. And Civ3 but not very much. Civ2 more and even CivNet and Civ1 wich is the one game that made me buy a PC!
I still think Civ1 (or CivNET) is a very good game and I play it a couple of times every year.
Never played BOTF though, or any other ST game, yet,

(And no, don't feel sorry for me I have a real life too

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[ November 17, 2002, 16:41: Message edited by: Ruatha ]

Chronon · #5 November 17th, 2002, 08:01 PM

Wow, Capnq, you still have the old Civilization board game! That's probably a relatively valuable collectors item by now. I've heard the new Civilization board game (based on the computer game!) is pretty good. The problem is finding enough people to play (one of the great advantages of internet gaming).

capnq · #6 November 17th, 2002, 11:31 PM

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Wow, Capnq, you still have the old Civilization board game! That's probably a relatively valuable collectors item by now.

"Relatively" is the key word.

A quick search on eBay found a copy with a current bid of $51, and a package of Civilization + Advanced Civilization with a current bid of $11.49.

I've been collecting non-computer games (mostly board wargames) since I was 13. I stopped trying to count them sometime after the collection broke 240 titles. I have a list of the titles and publishers for both my computer and non-computer games; the .txt file is 10K.

[ November 17, 2002, 21:34: Message edited by: capnq ]

Taz-in-Space · #7 November 18th, 2002, 05:36 AM

Capnq, And I thought I went through a long wargame phase! I had about two dozen. AH games mostly. So where did you find room to store all those games? I was forced to eventually throw mine out.