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 Post subject: CIV: Beyond Earth
PostPosted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 1:20 pm 
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Anyone get it?

I'm considering buying a new gaming computer just to play this game... (and a few others)

http://www.pcgamer.com//civilization-beyond-earth-review/

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
PostPosted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 1:25 pm 
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I'll buy it. Whether that is today or in a few weeks I don't know. I still play Civ V with a couple buddies once every couple of weeks.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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I am a Civ purist and will not support this nonsense.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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I'll buy it. Whether that is today or in a few weeks I don't know. I still play Civ V with a couple buddies once every couple of weeks.

I still play 4 with a buddy.... by email lol (most games take a few months)

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Is this the sequel to Revolution

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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I am a Civ purist and will not support this nonsense.

Bullshit. Sid Meier has earned our trust you commie bastard.

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Is this the sequel to Revolution

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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I am a Civ purist and will not support this nonsense.

U mad bro? Did you even read the review?

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leashyourkids wrote:
I am a Civ purist and will not support this nonsense.


Heh Heh, where did you play your Civ at, huh pal? Heh Heh


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Anyone get it?

I'm considering buying a new gaming computer just to play this game... (and a few others)

http://www.pcgamer.com//civilization-beyond-earth-review/

Just read the review. I'm in. Probably will buy it in the next week or two.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Apologist wrote:
Anyone get it?

I'm considering buying a new gaming computer just to play this game... (and a few others)

http://www.pcgamer.com//civilization-beyond-earth-review/

Just read the review. I'm in. Probably will buy it in the next week or two.

We'll need to all add each other on Steam.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
PostPosted: Sun Oct 26, 2014 4:48 pm 
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Downloading this now. Might call in sick tomorrow.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Downloading this now. Might call in sick tomorrow.

Let me know how it is.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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F it, I'll just buy it now.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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immessedup17 wrote:
F it, I'll just buy it now.

:lol:

That was pretty much my thought process when I was thinking about it this afternoon. Seems like it'll take a couple days to get a good feel for it.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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immessedup17 wrote:
F it, I'll just buy it now.

:lol:

That was pretty much my thought process when I was thinking about it this afternoon. Seems like it'll take a couple days to get a good feel for it.

Since I already have Civ V and all expansions, it is only a 2.7GB download. Nice.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Yup. 1.8/2.7 so far for me

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Just started my first game. I really should have read more about this. Setting up the game gives you a ton more options and at first glance this new tech web looks confusing as fuck. Might not learn a lot tonight considering I'm like 9 Fat Tires in.

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Downloading this now. Might call in sick tomorrow.

:lol:

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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Slowly getting the hang of this. Fuck these aliens though for real.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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I'm thoroughly confused. The ailens seem to leave me alone until I send a Worker or Explorer near their hives. I'm going to try Harmony.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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So IMU, did you learn anything useful last night? I was too drunk to retain much, and I know I restarted like 8 times.

I don't know how the aliens didn't bother you. It seemed like they constantly surrounded my first city and attacked my explorer whenever he went anywhere close to them. Those fuckers are tough to kill too.

I plan on playing a lot tonight when I get off work.

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So IMU, did you learn anything useful last night? I was too drunk to retain much, and I know I restarted like 8 times.

I don't know how the aliens didn't bother you. It seemed like they constantly surrounded my first city and attacked my explorer whenever he went anywhere close to them. Those fuckers are tough to kill too.

I plan on playing a lot tonight when I get off work.

Yeah - it was productive but there is still a lot to go. As I said, I think going Harmony helped a bit. It reduces alien enmity after removing them from where I felt I needed to be. Also, once I became strong enough to take out Siege Worms (225 turns or so) it helped a bit.

I'm still lost on the tech web...I just search out things that increase Health, Science and Harmony and see where it goes. I'm avoiding military and haven't expanded near other Civs so no one has gone to war with me yet. I also have two Civs nearby sharing Harmony and trade routes so I think I'm safe for the time being.

I like the way the units upgrade.

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 Post subject: Re: CIV: Beyond Earth
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FavreFan wrote:
So IMU, did you learn anything useful last night? I was too drunk to retain much, and I know I restarted like 8 times.

I don't know how the aliens didn't bother you. It seemed like they constantly surrounded my first city and attacked my explorer whenever he went anywhere close to them. Those fuckers are tough to kill too.

I plan on playing a lot tonight when I get off work.

Yeah - it was productive but there is still a lot to go. As I said, I think going Harmony helped a bit. It reduces alien enmity after removing them from where I felt I needed to be. Also, once I became strong enough to take out Siege Worms (225 turns or so) it helped a bit.

I'm still lost on the tech web...I just search out things that increase Health, Science and Harmony and see where it goes. I'm avoiding military and haven't expanded near other Civs so no one has gone to war with me yet. I also have two Civs nearby sharing Harmony and trade routes so I think I'm safe for the time being.

I like the way the units upgrade.

I don't think I ever made it past 100 turns :lol:

I really like the quest decision stuff. Overall I think they added enough to the game to justify the price tag. It's not just an expansion-type new game. I need to give it a proper playing tonight.

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