Here's what I prefer - no or optional radar sharing for alliances!

That way, you can notice if there's betrayal in the planning when your ally's air planes starts scouting your territory.

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Sr_Dela wrote:Too bad I have to work most of the day, but oh well.

You shoulden't complain. I am busy from 6 pm to late at night, thats no fun.

You shouldn't complain, it's released at 2 AM Saturday here. And on the rest of the saturday I have a date to keep.

yokken wrote:On another note, a game simulating terrorism would be KICKASS. I would definitely buy that.

Just get Microsoft Flight Simulator and start playing around.

Yeah i do like steam, its a good easy way to access alot of your games. It also updates them without the effort of checking for patches, even though i do that anyway it just makes alot of things easier. Theres no real disadvantages of using the Steam version is there? ChaZ IV gets less money, and.....

I've been coming to the site every day the last weeks waiting for a chance to preorder... So I just whipped out my credit card and preordered it immediately (from the Introversion site).

Hello, I just recently discovered Introversion through the mention of Defcon on Penny Arcade. I've immeadetly tried both the Uplink and Darwinia demos, and loved them both. Now, I've come to understand that there's alot of modding going on for Uplink, and I just wanted to make sure one could partake...

No online multiplayer sounds like the best idea. And maybe limit to one computer opponent. The AI might be predictable, and thus not fun in the long run... But that's what you want of the demo - to get the sucke... customer to buy the full version so he can experience the full deal. And with that me...

Kill Bill taught us that Uma Thurman is what you need to murderize japanese school girls.

If you like 8 hour games where it seems almost nothing is happening, then yes, play it in real-time. You'll probably play it like most of us in beta testing do: 2/4 speed most of the time, 3/4 setting when the victory timer goes and the leader just has to snuff out a few packets of battleships and ...

The videos you see on 1up are at the fastest speed, so the videos make the game look a lot more chaotic than it is in a game against the CPU or another player. What's shown is the "Rolling Demo" feature that quickly sets up a CPU controlled game at high speed that you can show off to peop...

*waves* I'm also here thanks to Penny-Arcade. The defcon 1 video is so damn creepy... Nukes sailing towards their targets in complete silence, leaving arching ripples of neon vectors in their wake... Accompanied by great music that really reeks of futility; too late for regrets, the world is going d...