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Re: NGC3 Game over
I hate those score wins. Game ends just when things are getting interesting. The best victory condition I've seen is in Fyron's Adamant game: When it seems right to end the game.
Btw, is there the score win option in NGC4?
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February 17th, 2004, 05:53 PM
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Re: NGC3 Game over
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Originally posted by Asmala:
I hate those score wins. Game ends just when things are getting interesting. The best victory condition I've seen is in Fyron's Adamant game: When it seems right to end the game.
Btw, is there the score win option in NGC4?
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Nope.
The win condition in NGC4 is only "When all agree upon a winner (Or team of two as
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February 17th, 2004, 06:32 PM
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Re: NGC3 Game over
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(All players left agree!)
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Yep, that's the best way.
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February 17th, 2004, 07:09 PM
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February 18th, 2004, 01:35 AM
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Damn, and I just sent out the first blatent bull$hit red faced lie, diplomatic message.
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Re: NGC3 Game over
To whomever took over my Trandosian empire in NGC3, how did you fair in the game? I started out with a couple of good ruin planets and no close enemies, but with None atmosphere, I had somewhat bad luck in the beginning with not too many planets to colonize. Unfortunately, I was forced to bail out (due to real life time constraints) somewhere around turn 80 just as my neighbors were starting to poke at me to test the borders. I'd really like any feedback on how well or how terrible you thought my empire setup and initial expansion was.
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To whomever took over my Trandosian empire in NGC3, how did you fair in the game? I started out with a couple of good ruin planets and no close enemies, but with None atmosphere, I had somewhat bad luck in the beginning with not too many planets to colonize. Unfortunately, I was forced to bail out (due to real life time constraints) somewhere around turn 80 just as my neighbors were starting to poke at me to test the borders. I'd really like any feedback on how well or how terrible you thought my empire setup and initial expansion was.
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They didn't fare all too bad.
Download andd check it out (se post one in this thread). |
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