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Originally posted by duke o' york
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Bollocks! Me and my friend had got really, really high playing it together and then one of us got stuck inside a wall in a really weird way. We had to reset.
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Originally posted by Spaced Cowboy
Hey I'm pretty sure that Civ 3 did not have any bugs.
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i'm trying to think of more complicated games now.
What about Civ1? - i never patched that on my amiga and it appeared to do all its maths correctly? ok tanks vs spears .......damn!
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Civ 1 had some cute bugs: for example, there was a way to wake up a settler and do terrain improvements in one turn that should have taken a lot longer.
I remember this quote from one of my computer science classes: "no non-trivial program is ever bug-free". It's a good excuse now that I'm working as a programmer: "what, you want me to write a trivial program?".
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Solitaire, Minesweeper
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And IIRC you could wake a settler up on a boat and make him build a road on the water... didn't work as a bridge thoughOriginally posted by DaveV
Civ 1 had some cute bugs: for example, there was a way to wake up a settler and do terrain improvements in one turn that should have taken a lot longer.
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The early games such as M.U.L.E. and Archon.(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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I always thought that was an interesting feature...Originally posted by Adagio
And IIRC you could wake a settler up on a boat and make him build a road on the water... didn't work as a bridge though
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I'm not saying that the bridge-building part was a bug, just that you couldn't use the bridge
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ChessConcrete, Abstract, or Squoingy?
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never played M.U.L.E.Originally posted by Urban Ranger
The early games such as M.U.L.E. and Archon.
Archon was pretty bug free. But sometimes you could get some problems when hitting the corners of obstacles iirc.Comment
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M.U.L.E. is one of the best strategy games of all time/
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Ditto, and this one really had no bugs. And we tried to break it and played 500+ hours of this one.Originally posted by Tuberski
M.U.L.E. is one of the best strategy games of all time/
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I also played it a lot without seeing any bugs.Comment
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Lemmings was bug-free.
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