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Originally posted by Colon™
If only there wouldn't be a bug that sets the RCI to max positive demand every time I load the game.
If only there wouldn't be a bug that sets the RCI to max positive demand every time I load the game.
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Is that bug of significant issue to you?APOSTOLNIK BEANIE BERET BICORNE BIRETTA BOATER BONNET BOWLER CAP CAPOTAIN CHADOR COIF CORONET CROWN DO-RAG FEDORA FEZ GALERO HAIRNET HAT HEADSCARF HELMET HENNIN HIJAB HOOD KABUTO KERCHIEF KOLPIK KUFI MITRE MORTARBOARD PERUKE PICKELHAUBE SKULLCAP SOMBRERO SHTREIMEL STAHLHELM STETSON TIARA TOQUE TOUPEE TRICORN TRILBY TURBAN VISOR WIG YARMULKE ZUCCHETTO -
update on pricing.
I checked out my local micro center, which has a nice big newly rearranged games section, including lots of PC games (but no bargain bin - though they have whats rare, a PC with a game loaded to check out - its some kind of FPS involving a contemporary war with China)
They had SImcity 4 for $20. They had Simmmania 3 pack for $20. Now aside from Simcity 3000, all simmania has is Simcopter (already have) Simsafari (a kids game that POTM isnt interested in) simgolf (yawn) and a couple of simcoaster-theme park games. So effectively simcity3000 would be almost as costly as sc4. OTOH, maybe i can find SC3000 used on the net."A person cannot approach the divine by reaching beyond the human. To become human, is what this individual person, has been created for.” Martin BuberComment
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SimGolf was surprisingly popular - you might like it.
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Well yeah, I try to make games as challenging as possible and this bug nullifies that.Originally posted by Perfection
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I presume it was popular among folks who actually had an interest in golf, though.Originally posted by DrSpike
SimGolf was surprisingly popular - you might like it.
"A person cannot approach the divine by reaching beyond the human. To become human, is what this individual person, has been created for.” Martin BuberComment
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Hmm, not sure about that. Was it funfair addicts that bought Theme Park, or Rollercoaster Tycoon? Was it environmentalists that bought SimIsle etc? (actually no one bought SimIsle but that's another story.
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I tried SimGolf once. Not a good game.Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God.-Isaiah 41:10
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made - Psalms 139.14a
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well I bought RCT, and I do find roller coasters interesting, though im not a huge fan of riding them. I like Simcity cause im interested in cities and urban planning, and bought a flight sim cause i find flying interesting, even though im not about to spend on RL flight lessons.Originally posted by DrSpike
Hmm, not sure about that. Was it funfair addicts that bought Theme Park, or Rollercoaster Tycoon? Was it environmentalists that bought SimIsle etc? (actually no one bought SimIsle but that's another story. )
I got simisle as part of simmania 2, unfortunately i never got it to work. I certainly was interested in enviro stuff (I still think an update to simearth would be incredibly timely these days)"A person cannot approach the divine by reaching beyond the human. To become human, is what this individual person, has been created for.” Martin BuberComment
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Well let's just all agree you are special.
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Ever heard of Spore?Originally posted by lord of the mark
I got simisle as part of simmania 2, unfortunately i never got it to work. I certainly was interested in enviro stuff (I still think an update to simearth would be incredibly timely these days)
Ah, the SimEarth days... Great game, if a little unstable.
Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God.-Isaiah 41:10
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made - Psalms 139.14a
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Nulifies? That seems a little bit reaching, unless you play in very short segments of time. Of course, there are ways to make the game even more challanging then that. Try seeing how good of an education system you can get on 0% taxes.Originally posted by Colon™
Well yeah, I try to make games as challenging as possible and this bug nullifies that.APOSTOLNIK BEANIE BERET BICORNE BIRETTA BOATER BONNET BOWLER CAP CAPOTAIN CHADOR COIF CORONET CROWN DO-RAG FEDORA FEZ GALERO HAIRNET HAT HEADSCARF HELMET HENNIN HIJAB HOOD KABUTO KERCHIEF KOLPIK KUFI MITRE MORTARBOARD PERUKE PICKELHAUBE SKULLCAP SOMBRERO SHTREIMEL STAHLHELM STETSON TIARA TOQUE TOUPEE TRICORN TRILBY TURBAN VISOR WIG YARMULKE ZUCCHETTOComment
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I'm not interested in golf, but that SimGolf kept me interested for a few weeks. Had there been MP I would have played the game for more than just a few weeks...Originally posted by lord of the mark
I presume it was popular among folks who actually had an interest in golf, though.This space is empty... or is it?Comment
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is spore really gonna incorporate simearth dynamics - my impression (entirely based on what i read here) is that it will be all about designing your little creatures, and fiddling with them. Simearth had a full (if simplistic) climate-vegetation-etc model. Perfect for playing with global warming type scenarios, etc (if only the manual had explained the interface, instead of the science) Id be very interested if you could do that with Spore.Originally posted by Nikolai
Ever heard of Spore?
Ah, the SimEarth days... Great game, if a little unstable.
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