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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
I read Lokki's post; let's talk about this Dune game instead, because the previous discussion turned into a mess and is just repeating what was written a page ago.
But...
Base development, like in the entire series, you slimy reptile! Have you forgotten, or did you not play it yourself? Or is there nothing else to criticize, so they're asking for justification? And all the balance issues and bugs were fixed with patches, just like in all the other games! Let's also bring up Starcraft as an example of balance and technical perfection, which they finally managed to achieve after ten years and a ton of patches! Ha!
The available options are much more suitable for single-player; things like concrete and fences are more for a pre-built base in the storyline than for Multiplayer.
The same situation applies to balance.
OGROTA.
I played Tibs when it was first released in our country, haha. And you're probably lying, haha.
This Dune game, in essence, has nothing in common with any modern game (except for the "top-down view," "buildings in a construction yard," "MCV," and "spice resources"). In Dune, the only differences between the factions are the super tank and the weapons in the palace.
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
The available features are much better suited for single-player, like concrete and fences; these are more for a ready-made base for the storyline rather than for multiplayer.
Vissy, what nonsense are you talking about? If anything, fences were in almost all C&C games, and only a fool wouldn't use them in multiplayer, and concrete was used against craters and tunnels. They are very useful things. You're talking nonsense. You're attributing the presence of concrete and fences to "flaws in the multiplayer."
I played TibSun when it was first released in our country, haha. And you're probably lying, haha.
Everything I said is true; I didn't lie in that paragraph about being an old-school fan. So, we have that Westwood made great campaigns, with such cool cutscenes, and the multiplayer was surprisingly good. But in Generals, there's neither a single-player campaign with a storyline, let alone cutscenes, and it's just plain bad. And they're also forcing fans of the label to get upset.
In Generals' Challenge, there's a cute Chinese woman as the "boss general." Other C&C games don't have anything like that! This definitely elevates Command & Conquer: Generals – Zero Hour above the other games in the series.
It turns out that advanced mathematics is just as good at killing time as any computer game; another two hours of life wasted on... studies. Yes, everything goes towards studies :smile49:
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Turns out, advanced mathematics kills time just as well as any computer game. Another two hours of life wasted on... studies. Yes, everything goes into studies :smile49:
What do you mean by "advanced studies"? Calculus? Differential equations? Some other esoteric subject reserved for those not part of the Adeptus Mechanicus? :) But yes, advanced mathematics is evil, it's brain-draining evil. Physics is easier, yes)))
"Мы не герои. Мы сильны. Мы упрямы. Мы стараемся соблюдать условия контракта. Но мы не умираем за проигравших." Костоправ
"Мы не поклонники честной игры, если ее можно избежать. Девиз Отряда – максимальная эффективность при минимальном риске." Костоправ
Arandor
Небо
