06-10-2001 03:42									#31
	Browse Apolyton AD-FREE

I had a whole series of dreams about Escape Velocity (boy is that game addictive) after playing it for hours and hours every day. I made the mistake of having the radio on whenever I played the game. Now all songs from that time period remind me of the game. I've also had dreams about Chess, Warcraft II, Civilization II, mIRC, Character Map, WinZip, and the one where I see my mother dancing on a chimney until my hands turn into giant sporks who speak Swedish. But not about Civ III...don't have enough experience with it to dream about it.

	06-10-2001 03:51									#32
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization 2

quote: Originally posted by Pembleton Well I figured most people here were 14-21. When I think about it, the people who are older in that age group did have the oppotunity to play it. Anyway, the first video game I played was Pong when it was "released", which, BTW, for those who don't know is the first video game. I was also 11, 12? when I would bike for about 45 minutes to spend all my money on Space Invaders. Then there was Asteroids, Pac-Man, and then the Atari 2600...My first computer was the Commodore 64....It had a whopping 64K RAM!!! which was a lot at that time.

I know this story!

...so anyway the Great Depression started and Pembleton started shining people's shoes for money. Five cents a shine he got, which was a lot in those days. You could take the train to San Francisco, rent an aer-o-plane and buy Norway with a nickel back then. So anyways, Pembleton got his 64K RAM computer, complete with 10-foot floppy drive and 2 (count them, 2) 8-byte disks. Of course, with that computer, you could do anything: type a resume, type a report, type an article, type a short story, type a poem, the possibilities were endless! So anyway, he attached a onion to his belt, which was the style at the time. Of course, it was one of the big white ones, you couldn't get the yella ones because of the war...

	06-10-2001 05:37									#33
	Increase Your PM Length

if i ever dreamed (and dont start a debate about "we always dream" crap, because i haven't remembered having a dream in over 5 years.) i would vote, but i dont, so i cant

	06-10-2001 06:41									#34
	Tired of ads?

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut I know this story! ...so anyway the Great Depression started and Pembleton started shining people's shoes for money. Five cents a shine he got, which was a lot in those days. You could take the train to San Francisco, rent an aer-o-plane and buy Norway with a nickel back then. So anyways, Pembleton got his 64K RAM computer, complete with 10-foot floppy drive and 2 (count them, 2) 8-byte disks. Of course, with that computer, you could do anything: type a resume, type a report, type an article, type a short story, type a poem, the possibilities were endless! So anyway, he attached a onion to his belt, which was the style at the time. Of course, it was one of the big white ones, you couldn't get the yella ones because of the war...

Good one!

I had a dream of CivIII twice! I don't remember the first one anymore but the second one looked exactly like CivII but the units were like the ones we've seen in screenshots. Catapults were improvements, Hoplites covered Italy, the world was constantly growing...

	06-10-2001 06:50									#35
	Support Apolyton, pre-order Civilization IV

quote: Originally posted by Christantine The Great looked exactly like CivII but the units were like the ones we've seen in screenshots. Catapults were improvements, Hoplites covered Italy, the world was constantly growing...

So Civ 2.5...weird.
Were the units animated?

	06-10-2001 07:04									#36
	Tired of ads?

I'm not sure. They didn't fidgit but they attacked.

	06-10-2001 07:05									#37
	Inflate your Upload Space

With no dreams, one develops little hope. I mostly dream of girls, however, a game is often a companion too which does not leave.

	06-10-2001 07:28									#38
	Get a bigger avatar today!

I guess I have a weak psyche or something. I think I've had dreams about pretty much all games I've been addicted to; Civ/SMAC, HOMM, Myst/Riven, Quake... (Not to mention dreaming in *text* when I was into MUDs).

Although I haven't had wet Civ3 dreams yet, I'm sure once I spend days on end playing, I will.

Heck - I've probably had dreams about Monopoly and Yahtzee as well.

---
AZWC

	06-10-2001 07:40									#39
	Support Apolyton

quote: Originally posted by AZWildCat Although I haven't had wet Civ3 dreams yet, I'm sure once I spend days on end playing, I will. --- AZWC

Don't worry (or do worry). You will. Just take a look at the new foreign advisor!

	06-10-2001 08:54									#40
	Enter the AD-FREE zone

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut Don't worry (or do worry). You will. Just take a look at the new foreign advisor!

I believe "she's"? showing off a little bit additional detail in the breastal region??? Hmmmm I guess this is another way Firaxis is pushing the graphical envelope for Civ games.

Good job...?

	06-10-2001 09:01									#41
	Increase Your PM Length

Just a little bit of amateur graphics editing on my part...those belong to Britney Spears, in case you're wondering.

	06-10-2001 09:04									#42
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations: Deluxe Edition

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut Just a little bit of amateur graphics editing on my part...those belong to Britney Spears, in case you're wondering.

You sly dog .

PS: They look very natural even if they're not real.

	06-10-2001 09:07									#43
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization: The Boardgame

quote: Originally posted by Simpleton PS: They look very natural even if they're not real.

"If"? You mean "though"?

	06-10-2001 14:16									#44
	Suffering from ads?

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut "If"? You mean "though"?

Ah Brittney. Will you ever not be the butt of a joke!

	07-10-2001 00:44									#45
	Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut Just a little bit of amateur graphics editing on my part...those belong to Britney Spears, in case you're wondering.

heh, i was wondering how they were so...ummm...perky

	07-10-2001 00:49									#46
	Get a bigger avatar today!

quote: Originally posted by Nemo heh, i was wondering how they were so...ummm...perky

That's from her tour of Siberia. I think they turn the heat off at her concerts to create that effect.

	28-10-2001 21:09									#47
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations: Deluxe Edition

quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut I know this story! ...so anyway the Great Depression started and Pembleton started shining people's shoes for money. Five cents a shine he got, which was a lot in those days. You could take the train to San Francisco, rent an aer-o-plane and buy Norway with a nickel back then. So anyways, Pembleton got his 64K RAM computer, complete with 10-foot floppy drive and 2 (count them, 2) 8-byte disks. Of course, with that computer, you could do anything: type a resume, type a report, type an article, type a short story, type a poem, the possibilities were endless! So anyway, he attached a onion to his belt, which was the style at the time. Of course, it was one of the big white ones, you couldn't get the yella ones because of the war...

I didn't catch this post before. Pretty funny.

Anyway, I just dreamt about Civ3 last night!

It was a pretty short as it was sandwiched between other things I was doing that I don't remember, but I was getting frustrated with the free worker at the beginning of the game because I was telling him to irrigate but he kept doing strange things like changing the square to a desert, etc. I also remember looking for the right hotkeys so he would stop doing that, since I think I was pressing "i" each time to do it.

	28-10-2001 21:46									#48
	Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

quote: Originally posted by Pembleton I was getting frustrated with the free worker at the beginning of the game because I was telling him to irrigate but he kept doing strange things like changing the square to a desert, etc. I also remember looking for the right hotkeys so he would stop doing that, since I think I was pressing "i" each time to do it.

That was probably because CivIII has different shortcuts. Instead of "Irrigate", "i" now stands for "Irritate player" command. You were lucky that the worker did not destroy city walls.

	28-10-2001 22:50									#49
	Support Apolyton, buy GURPS/ Alpha Centauri

Only day dreamed. Never at night.