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Jim W
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sep 1999
time: 05:14
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Christmas is coming. Someone, somewhere, is likely to supply me with a bit of money, sufficient to go out and buy ToT.
For the past months I have been playing MGE, and enjoying it. Wouldf it be worth my while to go out and buy ToT as well? Or maybe as a replacement?
Any suggestions gratefully received.
JimW
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Civfan
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Toronto, Canada
Sep 1999
time: 05:14
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$69 dollars... yikes that was steep..... Paid $49 dollars for this worthless piece of ummmmmmm its not that bad...... To think of it, its pretty ok.... Going to be amazing with that scenario converter. I would say 5, 10, ummmmmmmmmmm $20 dollars will be right for this add-on..... Also a very strong point is the creating scenarios part..... THIS IS WHATS KEEPING ME INTERESTED IN TOT....
A very different Civfan tonight.....
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I read somewhere that the system requirements were quite high. Is that true ? Is it possible to run the game on a 133Mhz/96MBRAM ?
(BTW I'm not asking the minimal system requirements, there's a difference between minimal requirements and requirements to run the game fluently)
[This message has been edited by Zaib (edited December 05, 1999).]
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McSweeney
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Germany
Nov 1999
time: 05:14
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Well, I'm running it on a 166MHz/40MB and it's fine. I just had to switch off all animations, but I guess you can live without them.
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