People who connect banal things to clouds deserve that. If the local people weren’t so snotty-sissy-“wholesome”, I would even write that those people deserve a few fires caused by beds overheating.
but I do want people to read the article before responding
And I don’t want to go to some shitty site. I want people to provide an actual data, not just a link. No data? Well, that sucks, so here we are, discussing the clickbaiting title.
Well, the game is slightly different from most other big games, so interest is understandable. But the game itself is of “special interest”. I, for example, deleted it after the 5th-6th battle.
So? And (insert Burkina Faso president’s name here) also was a president.
Stop! I got it! Americans and measurement systems! Of course! OP is American and therefore is unable to use the human-readable time system, instead measuring time in local presidents.
Yes. That’s why I say that “those Swiss status things” are stupid but may have its reason. While “paying 500 for an electronic watch is a ticket to the psychiatric asylum”. I don’t think I understand your counterargument. Is it even a counterargument?
That’s $500. You can’t seriously feel any respect for anyone who justifies paying five hundred for a watch. There are some niche places. You know, those Swiss “status” things. Stupid, but that’s “niche”. But paying 500 for an electronic watch is a ticket to the psychiatric asylum. Without any respect. Pity maybe.
To be clear, I’m talking about dislike and avoid, not hate or harm.
You will remain a victim as long as you just “dislike and avoid” your abusers. Freedom comes with a fight. A fight is impossible without “hate or harm”.
That is possible, of course, but European companies and citizens are less crazy so far. No guarantees, but the chance is here. Plus, more competition might force older processors to drop irrelevant to their work arbitrary stupid limitations.
Not sure if that is sarcasm or not. But if it is: we actually have plenty games “like this”. Look at the Civilization. Yes, they are more 3d nowadays, but essentially it is still good old moving units over hexagons.
The game isn't playable yet (and won't be anytime soon), but the progress is obvious and you can already look at it to get the overall idea of how it would be.
https://rewinwar.itch.io/rewinwar
You can't play it yet, but I provide Linux and Windows (Win version is completely untested, I just checked if it is runnable through Wine) builds where you can scroll the map and build some units.
Killer-features: SVG. All is in vector. And because of the gameplay would involve much scaling (from the situation like on the screenshot to the position where you can see the whole world in one screen), this vectorness is very-very important.
The map is of real proportions (not sure how it would feel gameplay-wise, but I think it is a good idea)
Gameplay itself, I hope, would be very trivial. I call it "solitaire-tier", so no excessive menus and charts. Just build buildings, use buildings to build units, and move units to victory.
It is still not even alpha, more like a proof-of-concept being in development, so keep your expectations in line.
And I am available for any questions.
I didn’t. I just provided an example of what I WOULD write if the audience were right.