<t>Was I gushing again? Hehe. Just giving credit where it's due! Whenever the DG theme song starts up, I've got a habit of focusing on one of my scouts at 1X speed, turning up the volume, and just watching him scoot past the stars with that epic John Williams-y tune playing in the background ...

<t>It all depends on how many ships you can afford to upkeep, which for me so far isn't that many. Heh. I would venture to say that you shouldn't expect to be able to support fleets on a SEIV or MOO2 scale until you've conquered a good majority of systems in the late game stage. But the beauty of ...

<t>I'd be interested to hear some of the STUN vets comment on this too. I'm just a noobie, but I have a tendency to jump right into wave weps and generally I won't build so much as a single freighter before I've got a couple of radiation waves on my starting scouts. Once my scouts have picked up a ...

<t>There was a game called M.A.X. released back in the mid 90's (and a subsequent sequel) that managed to pull off a form of what they called "simultaneous turn-based" that is very similar to what's described in this thread. I could see STUN working like that, but like Andrew said it would require ...

I'd rather see stronger AI in a game like this before multiplayer myself. In every turn-based multiplayer game I've ever been involved with, I either feel like I'm rushed (holding everyone up) or someone else is holding ME up. Some games I'm just happier playing by myself.

<t>Yes, I probably should have posted this under one of the other threads of praise but hey... <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> <br/>
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I'm really having a hard time tearing myself away from this game. This has got to be one of the finest bits of software that's ever graced my hard drive. Andrew ...