Subversion will have vampires and werewolves.

Chris has already confirmed this to me in my Dreams.

I'm just waiting for the official announcement now.

I bought my girlfriend a copy of Defcon.

She played it once.

Cities can go anywhere. The problem that you would have would be with structures. You would have to create patches of land to place structures, and "ships" could not go there. Someone (Sirthomasthegreat) has created a similar map that is set on a naval base (I think). He put silos, RADAR,...

hehehe

Here is my command terminal in my secret underground bunker.




But don't tell anyone, it's a secret!

You already have the SDK.

It's called paintbrush and notepad.

Just a hypothetical situation. Gives an example, however, of how the formations could turn DGonDG combat into a thing of finesse and strategy instead of brute force. Indead, In Darwinia, it was mostley whoever had the largest amount of DG's would win. 200 DG's > 150 DG's With formations numbers are...

Honestly? I would like to see some coop maps. For the most part, Darwinia is about the DGs vs the virus. I would hate to control DGs fighting other DGs -- I am far too attached to them. coop would be cool, it would bring alot of strategy to the game, players would start in different locations, bust...

xyzyxx wrote:Something that won't bring my modestly-powered system to a crawl.

With proper optimizing it should run pretty well, Darwinia wasn't that graphically intensive.

This idea is completely my own, and not stolen from Kuth. There is probably already a thread about this, feel free to ridicule me if there is. Anyway, Since I heard the announcement about Multiwinia, (abouts 5 minutes ago), I have been eagerly looking forward to it's release. I love Darwinia, and if...

what?

In most cases because they don't know the music. Given that radio only plays a very limited set of music there is a lot of music that you may be interested in but have no way to legally listen to it for free. It is an expensive gamble to buy a CD you have never heard. A huge part of illegal downloa...

I think it's the people who buy the music that suffer the most, not only do they have to deal with all the content protection stuff, music is still quite expensive because record companies have to keep the price up to cover costs because of piracy. CDs have been the same price since they came out (...

My point being, people download music they'd never buy. Then if they don't like it enough to buy it, then why would they bother downloading it? I think it's the people who buy the music that suffer the most, not only do they have to deal with all the content protection stuff, music is still quite e...

odin wrote:Wasn't that the power of 'weirding modules'? And I still don't have the foggiest what those are..

Me either, they like say stuff, and stuff blows up.

Maybe I should read the book.