11-09-2005 20:14									#31
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Guild Wars
World of Warcraft
Dungeon Seige 2 (just bought)
Halflife 2 (CS:S)
BattleField 2

JM

	11-09-2005 22:48									#32
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quote: just started playing Locomotion

I've just uninstalled this and put it in the charity bag. Some nice touches but on the whole i just found it too frustrating. Building anything was too annoying and the economic model needed some work.

You might want to try the no breakdown mod (if you haven't already) - removes some of the frustration of no longer have anyway of maintaining your vehicles.

	11-09-2005 23:57									#33
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Sounds like a mod that is needed for this game... I hate when you have abselutely no power on how often they break down

I tried the game just after it was released, but I never figured out how it worked, and since I had other games to play at that time I never took time to learn it... but now I've finally learned how it plays, so now I can actually enjoy the game
But I can see that it's not a game I'll play for very long... when Civ4 arrives I wont have any time for it anymore

	12-09-2005 01:58									#34
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Civ...
Tried AoE3 now that the demo came out
Had another "lunch break" run through Half-Life. The first one.

	12-09-2005 02:31									#35
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A bit of SMAC, and alot of Nexus, tJi.

	12-09-2005 02:32									#36
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NHL2006 (mostly)

BF2

CS:Source

	12-09-2005 03:12									#37
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Battlefield 2

	12-09-2005 09:54									#38
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World of Warcraft, RtCW: Enemy Territory

	12-09-2005 10:21									#39
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Vice City, Civ 3, Rush Hour, but soon, if my PC can handle it, Black and White 2. I just watched an interview with Peter Molyneux at E3 and he says the release date is set for the early fall 2005.

	12-09-2005 12:14									#40
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In order of time wasted:

Guild Wars
Everquest II
EU 2

	12-09-2005 16:44									#41
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Rome:Total Realism.

	12-09-2005 18:41									#42
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quote: Originally posted by Dry Rome:Total Realism.

Absolutely amazing game.

I was playing Rome day and night, but it was just too good. I never had time for anything else. Whenever I take a long vacation again, I will reload that baby.

	12-09-2005 22:52									#43
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quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger Starting on Football Manager 2005 slowly.

you got it then

I'm currently playing too many games:

On Xbox:

Morrowind(GOTY)

PC1(p166):

Xcom1
Daggerfall
Elite(FFE)
Magic the Gathering
Xwing

PC2(pIII566):

FM 2005
Black and White
Alternate Reality(on emulator)

	12-09-2005 22:59									#44
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quote: Originally posted by Sir Ralph In order of time invested: Guild Wars Everquest II EU 2

I've corrected it for you. No need to thank me.

	13-09-2005 04:01									#45
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Thank you.

Umm... not really.

	13-09-2005 04:19									#46
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quote: Originally posted by child of Thor I'm currently playing too many games

Indeed.

quote: Morrowind(GOTY)

I have the plain vanilla version of Morrowind (Xbox), is the Goatee version worth it?

	13-09-2005 07:25									#47
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quote: Originally posted by nostromo Goatse version

unfair edit!



as for topic: I should state that I'm now focusing all my gaming attention onto my dynasty in NHL06. 21 games into the season so far.

	13-09-2005 19:31									#48
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monster rancher two, civilization three, SMAX, and advance wars DS.

	13-09-2005 19:43									#49
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Rome: Total War with The First Triumvirate mod v1.75. Right now I'm kicking Parthia's butt playing as Crassus. Much fun. Next I'll probably play the Caesar campaign, or maybe Vercingetorix. Not enough hours in the day...

	13-09-2005 21:44									#50
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quote: Originally posted by nostromo edit...... I have the plain vanilla version of Morrowind (Xbox), is the Goatee version worth it?

In a word yes, but both myself and my gf have noticed its a bit more prone to locking up than the origonal. Still in my current game i'm lvl40 and have only had a few crashes, i've been using a new method of obsesivly cleaning up after me all the time.

ie when i kill something i use the white button to remove the corpse(and take all the items) - i also have been clearing out completely all the dungeons i go into(plates/forks/cups etc). And i keep my displays in my houses to a minimum. The theory behind all this is to reduce the ammount of memmorizing the computer has to do(and fix the crashes), and so far its seems to be working

But yes there is alot more extra stuff in the GOTY edition, if you think you might need it on top of Morrowind

I forgoet some other games i'm playing too:

GBA - Ecco the dolphin+Golden Axe

PC2 - Medieval TW viking invasion,EU2

There probably are a few more that i still occasionaly play, but well its still too many

	13-09-2005 22:16									#51
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Global Conquest, which has the best TBS dynamic ever.
http://www.goodolddays.net/pc/?args=0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;en;0;186;show;1;;

	13-09-2005 23:47									#52
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openttd.org (transport tycoon deluxe clone)
patrician 3 (trading/economic/city building game but it's really ****ing slow)
zangband (roguelike)
qw (FPS)
warsow.net (FPS)

	14-09-2005 00:38									#53
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PC
CIVII MP
RAIL BARON SP and MP

	14-09-2005 01:39									#54
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Guild Wars

	14-09-2005 01:41									#55
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Madden NFL 2006
Pro Evolution Soccer 4
Cycling Manager 4

	14-09-2005 01:49									#56
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im impressed by how many folks are playing 3 or 4 or more games. My time commitments, and the all devouring nature of EU2, dont allow for that.


Most of you seem to be playing PC games mainly. But then this IS a civ website.

Lots of popular recent releases, it seems. A LOT of people seem to be playing Guild Wars.

Harvest Moon sounds like fun - but not enough to get me to buy a Ninento thingie. I presume theres no PC port? Or anything similar on the PC?

	14-09-2005 03:08									#57
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Golden Axe!

	14-09-2005 03:29									#58
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Nintendo make some really nice kid/girl games, harvest moon is one of them

	14-09-2005 12:11									#59
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quote: Originally posted by lord of the mark Harvest Moon sounds like fun - but not enough to get me to buy a Ninento thingie. I presume theres no PC port? Or anything similar on the PC?

There is a perfectly legal way to play console games on your PC, provided you legally own the game. It's called emulation.

An "emulator" is a small program that interprets the code of the console file so that your PC can play it. For the Game Boy Advance (I'm playing the GBA version of Harvest Moon), you can find such a program here.

Be aware that this program comes without games. I do not know how to make your GBA cartridge (the game) into a PC file however. You might want to look for more info on emulation on google, and you'll probably find more tips about it.

In any case, ever since I discovered emulation (especially for the SuperNES), a whole new world of gaming had been open to me

	14-09-2005 22:45									#60
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quote: Originally posted by Snotty Nintendo make some really nice kid/girl games, harvest moon is one of them

I'm torn between which version i like better - the Game Cube Harvest Moon looks great and from that point of view is more engaging, but the GBA version has alot more detail to it and i like its complexity over the GC version. Both version are very chill, and make a nice change from all the graphic violence in most modern games imho.

quote: Originally posted by duke o' york Golden Axe!

i love this game(and violence ) - sadly i'm still as bad at it as i used to be playing it in the arcades. The good news is at least it doesn't take all my pocketmoney these days