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Whats your Favorite Computer game?

I do like the Age of Empire series (especially, the 3rd Age of Empires, i got the Asian Dynasties for Christmas.) , Sim City is fine. Old computer games from the 90s are also fine with me, like Master of Orion.

Civilization is excellent.

Whats your Favorite Computer game?

I do like the Age of Empire series (especially, the 3rd Age of Empires, i got the Warcheifs for Christmas.) , Sim City is fine. Old computer games from the 90s are also fine with me, like Master of Orion.

Civilization is excellent.

I like all of the Civ games, Imperialism I & II, Morrowind, Oblivion, Age of Mythology, Rise of Nations, any Total War game, and I generally like playing the "tycoon" games. Probably more that aren't coming to mind right now.

Imperialism II is better in my opinion, it seems like sometimes old games are kinda better.

Deus Ex (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deus_Ex)
Deus Ex: Invisible War (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deus_Ex:_Invisible_War)
Tachyon: The Fringe (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyon:_The_Fringe)

Dystopian science fiction, ftw.

Imperialism II is better in my opinion, it seems like sometimes old games are kinda better.

Well, to be honest, without Imperialism I, there would be no Imperialism II.

As for old games being better, I think part of it has to do with the fact that more and more often new games try to encorporate different elements of successful games. This means that they aren't really as new as we'd like, but that they're sellable.

Well, to be honest, without Imperialism I, there would be no Imperialism II.

As for old games being better, I think part of it has to do with the fact that more and more often new games try to encorporate different elements of successful games. This means that they aren't really as new as we'd like, but that they're sellable.

I do like invading those minor countries in the 2nd game :D

Whats your Favorite Computer game?

I do like the Age of Empire series (especially, the 3rd Age of Empires, i got the Warcheifs for Christmas.) , Sim City is fine. Old computer games from the 90s are also fine with me, like Master of Orion.

Civilization is excellent.

starcraft
warcraft
hitman
command and conquer generals
command and conquer tiberium wars

Microsoft Flight Simulator X (http://www.microsoft.com/games/pc/flightsimulatorx.aspx)
Matrix Online. (http://thematrixonline.station.sony.com/)

starcraft
warcraft
hitman
command and conquer generals
command and conquer tiberium wars

warcraft is not bad, I still don't understand why it is so popular. :D

Microsoft Flight Simulator X (http://www.microsoft.com/games/pc/flightsimulatorx.aspx)
Matrix Online. (http://thematrixonline.station.sony.com/)

I would like to get the Flight Simulator, is it good?

Probably Quake, because it's the game I've spent the most time with. If I could pick a few other favorites as well it would be Baldur's Gate, Red Alert, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and Wolfenstein 3D.

... does nation states count?

I have always been a big fan of anything made by Black Isles. Games such as Icewind Dale I&II, Baldur's Gate I & II, Planescape: Torment. I'm also a fan of the Age of Empire series...though I didn't care much for AoEIII. I didn't like the havok physics system.

I don't play PC games that much, but I've been playing Portal this week, and it's awesome.

I like all the Sims 2 PC games, and also the Age of Empires series too. :D

Minesweeper.

Half-life series.

Dominions 2/3.
Laser Squad: Nemesis.
Space Empires 3.

.. I mostly play PBM games.

i do basicly nothing but play warcraft 3 and NS

Call of Duty 4
The entire GTA series (the anticipation for GTA:IV is killing me)
The entire Warcraft series (including WoW)

Current Favorite: EverQuest II.

All-Time Favorite: A toss-up between MechWarrior IV and Wasteland.

Honorable Mention to Medieval II:Total War, Eternal Darkness, Doom and Phantasy Starr II.

Even though it's hella short: Portal.

In longer games, Would have to be Discworld II + III (The first was too bastard hard and I basically had to follow the walk through ALL THE WAY THROUGH)

warcraft is not bad, I still don't understand why it is so popular. :D

cus its a brand name
also call of duty 1-4
medal of honor
Hitman
need for speed series

I don't like most newer games, 'coz they're almost all arcade crap - which in itself isn't a bad thing but *some* variation in a while would be nice.

Practically all my favourites are from the '90s and early '00s.

My new current favorite game: Rock Band

This is the only game ive ever owned that every single person who has tried it universally loves it. I mean guys, women, adults, children, even non video game players and terminally shy people.

My new current favorite game: Rock Band

This is the only game ive ever owned that every single person who has tried it universally loves it. I mean guys, women, adults, children, even non video game players and terminally shy people.

As awesome as Rock Band is, (save for Cherub Rock on Hard on Drums, fucking piece of shit) it is not a computer game.

Me? Deus Ex, Civ, AOE, Total War series, uh . . . .

Nothing beats Rome: Total War for me
Or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Whats your Favorite Computer game?

Civ, C&C, Guild Wars

The Civ series
TES: 1-3
Baldur's Gate 1 and 2
Deus Ex
The TW series

My favorite PC game is, of course, X-COM: UFO Defense.

As awesome as Rock Band is, (save for Cherub Rock on Hard on Drums, fucking piece of shit) it is not a computer game.


The one downside of owning a Mac.

In terms of what I play most... probably Civ III, and Civ: Call to Power.

I always liked playing stuff like Quake and Unreal, but my current platform just can't handle them.

Civilization probably. Several similar games are very nice too (like Master of Orion (2 being my favorite one), Freeciv, CivCTP, Master of Magic, ...).

NWN is also great, due to the very huge amount of very good quality campaigns you can find on Internet, thanks to their decision to give the editor with the game.

And the Wing Commander saga is also great, the 4th (The Price of Freedom) being my favorite one.

Nethack.

I love real time strategy, turn based strategy, and rpgs. Shooters less, and mainly if they're tactical, such as the Hidden and Dangerous series, or if I play them with a group of friends.
My needs change over time and are greatly influenced by what hardware is capable of putting on your monitor. I can't force myself to play Civ II anymore, for instance, mainly because the way-finding is atrocious and because of the Zone of Control. It's a real pity, because Civ II Fantastic Worlds is amazing with its different scenarios, particularly the Dinosaur one.

So my favorites are best classified as Series. Civilization is definitely on top. The Heroes of Might and Magic series is also pretty high. AOE blew me away, and it set a wonderful precedent in the realm of RTS. Rise of Nations was the best adaptation of Civ for an RTS I've ever seen. Baldur's Gate had one of the best RPG plots I've ever been through, and I'm glad NWN2 managed to recapture some of that after NWN failed miserably (plotwise. NWN is a kickass game, particularly due to the amazing customizability of the toolset.)

favorite games?

Phantasmagoria
13th Guest
Myst Series
the Forgotten Realms series
Spaceward Ho
Civ
Lord of the Realms
Mechwarrior and Battletech series
Cobra mission
King's Quest
Space Quest
Leasure Suit Larry Series
Diablo and Diablo II
Doom series

Ts2.

The Curse of Monkey Island! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Curse_of_Monkey_Island)

Guybrush Threepwood and insult swordfighting rule.

In no particular order:

Deus Ex
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura
Rome: Total War
Medieval 2: Total War
Morrowind
Oblivion
Unreal Tournament 2004
Unreal Tournament 3
DotA: Allstars

Nothing beats Rome: Total War for me
Or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Have you tried Medieval II:Total War?

How appropriate, you fight like a cow.

... meh,... I like empire building games, rpgs (the munchkin kind, according to traditionalists), flight sims, adventure fps (like Deus Ex and V:TM Bloodlines) any fps with a good storyline, plain wacky games like Katamari Damashii... to some extent free roaming games like GTA and Fable,... Sudoko,... Freecell...

I couldn't say what's my favorite, it changes so fast,... but right now, you could say I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for Fallout 3.

The LucasArts adventure games (esp. Sam and Max), Supreme Commander : Forged Alliance (I like the dynamics of it more than the original SupCom), and most of the stuff that Bioware have ever made.

How appropriate, you fight like a cow.

"- You fight like a dairy farmer.
- How appropriate. You fight like a cow." :D

Nethack.

Yes!

Yes!
ADOM is just so much better ;)

i love the civ games, but i have to better manage my time when i play it. before you know it its 5 am and you have to be back at work at 7

my all time favorite games are the old real time strategies like red alert, warcraft, and starcraft

Tzar:The burden of the crown is great.
But I also like Dwarf Fortress, BFME2,Halo 2, and Age Of Empires 3.

I would like to get the Flight Simulator, is it good?

It's great, I highly recommend it, but it does require a high end computer.

Call of Duty 4
Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots
GTA Series
MGS Series
Gears of War
Destroy All Humans! (basically due to the humour)

Well, probably NS. :p

But the Red Alert series, especially RA2 and Yuri's Revenge.

The Elder Scrolls series, especially Morrowind and Oblivion. I'd say they are my favourite games.

The Timesplitter series. I'm kicking myself for flogging the first one. I ought to have kept that. TS3 is the best, by far. So damned funny.

Medieval: Total War. Rome: Total War's good, but Medieval 2: Total War is just lacking... something.

An independent game called Mount & Blade. Very, very good mounted combat.

Diablo 2

I forgot Timesplitters! I have that somewhere, may have to play it.

Shogun:Total War is great. I personally found it better than Medieval Total War.

Can't wait for Spore either.

I'd say Morrowind, followed by KotOR and KotOR II, Gothic (II, I, 3 in that order), GTA: San Andreas, Vice City, III.

There are other very high on my preference list: Rome Total War, Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines, CivCity Rome, the Hitman series, Europa 1400: The Guild, The Guild II, Patrician II/III, Black&White (both), and of course Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast.

Shogun:Total War is great. I personally found it better than Medieval Total War.
Not actually played Shogun:Total War. For some odd reason, that company appears to be making games that, whilst graphically and technically impressive, loose something on the gameplay side each time. The battles on Medieval II (whilst looking hideous and juddery on my PC) just aren't epic as the ones on the original Medieval. Bloody shame, really. I did have some excellent times playing the battles on Medieval, huge epic ones against thousands, holding bridges for hours or managing to turn crushing defeats into victories...

*wanders off down memory lane*

Anyways, the Timesplitters series was excellent. I especially liked the Story mode of Future Perfect, as it is might sort of humour completely, although it is a huge paradox. The multiplayer isn't quite as good as TS2, as they cut out a few decent game modes, but nothing beats monkey curling :p

Not actually played Shogun:Total War. For some odd reason, that company appears to be making games that, whilst graphically and technically impressive, loose something on the gameplay side each time. The battles on Medieval II (whilst looking hideous and juddery on my PC) just aren't epic as the ones on the original Medieval. Bloody shame, really. I did have some excellent times playing the battles on Medieval, huge epic ones against thousands, holding bridges for hours or managing to turn crushing defeats into victories...

*wanders off down memory lane*

Anyways, the Timesplitters series was excellent. I especially liked the Story mode of Future Perfect, as it is might sort of humour completely, although it is a huge paradox. The multiplayer isn't quite as good as TS2, as they cut out a few decent game modes, but nothing beats monkey curling :p


You should really try Shogun. I was quite disappointed with Medieval just for the fact that it didn't have little cutscenes showing an assasination attempt being successful or going horribly worng or when one kingdom lost its lands and their leader threw himself upon a sword. Plus the battles were epic and much more worth it. Soldiers only ran from battle if they were severley outnumbered, sometimes they all fought to the death.

You should really try Shogun. I was quite disappointed with Medieval just for the fact that it didn't have little cutscenes showing an assasination attempt being successful or going horribly worng or when one kingdom lost its lands and their leader threw himself upon a sword. Plus the battles were epic and much more worth it. Soldiers only ran from battle if they were severley outnumbered, sometimes they all fought to the death.
That kind of bugged me, when they legged it. I'd be playing a custom battle, and half the time they turned and pegged it after a certain point, even though there was no tactical reason for doing so. Very irritating.

They did add the cutscenes back in for Medieval II. Some of them are fairly comedic, like an assassin attempting to kill someone with a snake, which them promptly slithers off after a mouse or the spy nicking a guard's gear and then thumping the visor of his sallet helm down by smacking himself on the side of the head.

Another thing that Medieval II is missing is the bits of history, of developments like the Windmill or Anna Comnena's history of her father, Alexius I. Not sure why they started to leave those bits out, like they also cut down the decriptions of the units, which was also a damned shame.

I've got a mate who's into those games, he's an Mod on the official forums. Might be able to borrow Shogun off of him, or alternatively pick it up for a fiver at Game or summat. Bought a few of the old classics like that recently, like Tiberian Sun and Morrowind.

Yeah I picked it up for a fiver in Game. I highly recommend it as I feel it is severley underappreciated as a game when it deserves to be one of those games that people will remember.

Diablo 2

have you tried the expansion?

Yeah I picked it up for a fiver in Game. I highly recommend it as I feel it is severley underappreciated as a game when it deserves to be one of those games that people will remember.
Awesome. I might have to do that then, when I get back to uni. It might not be the best idea, as I kind of can get sucked into games. I played Morrowind waaay too much last term.

How appropriate, you fight like a cow.

... meh,... I like empire building games, rpgs (the munchkin kind, according to traditionalists), flight sims, adventure fps (like Deus Ex and V:TM Bloodlines) any fps with a good storyline, plain wacky games like Katamari Damashii... to some extent free roaming games like GTA and Fable,... Sudoko,... Freecell...

I couldn't say what's my favorite, it changes so fast,... but right now, you could say I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for Fallout 3.

My record for Freecell is 93 straight games won. (not in one sitting tho.)

Awesome. I might have to do that then, when I get back to uni. It might not be the best idea, as I kind of can get sucked into games. I played Morrowind waaay too much last term.

That's like me with Rise of Nations. On those rare days when there were no lectures or parties I'd be sitting in the living room with my laptop playing that game. Trying to take over the world never gets old.

The Curse of Monkey Island! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Curse_of_Monkey_Island)

Guybrush Threepwood and insult swordfighting rule.

Monkey Island was awesome :)

As was Flashback (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity).

Civ

That's like me with Rise of Nations. On those rare days when there were no lectures or parties I'd be sitting in the living room with my laptop playing that game. Trying to take over the world never gets old.They're adding a similar mode to C&C 3. That'll make it interesting again... =D

have you tried the expansion?
I considered it a given.

Currently, I divide games I like into two categories: games I can play on my laptop, and games I can't (curse you, inferior graphics card).

Games I can play:
EVE Online
Age of Empires (entire series)
Rise of Nations
Dawn of War
Unreal Tournament
Coming soon: Half-Life 2 (only just started playing, too early to make a decision)

Games I can't play:
Neverwinter Nights 2
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Command & Conquer 3

Older Games that I don't play anymore:
Age of Mythology
Command & Conquer: Generals
Neverwinter Nights
Starcraft (gave it up - it's a great game, I just suck at it)
Red Alert 2
Freelancer
Earth & Beyond
Starlancer
And the first game I remember playing:
Fury^3

All these games are PC games, as I do not own a console. My house has an Xbox, but I'm at college. Favorite Xbox games: Halo (entire series), Gears of War.

Freelancer




Woot! Freelancer kicked ass. I still play that game sometimes.

That's like me with Rise of Nations. On those rare days when there were no lectures or parties I'd be sitting in the living room with my laptop playing that game. Trying to take over the world never gets old.
I've got a few free days a week and about the only times I came out of my room was for food, tea or to go outside for a smoke-o. Pretty bad, it was.

Yeh, well computer games... I like the PC adaptions of FFVII and FFVIII (you propably 've guessed it by my name now, 'aven't ya) but that possibly doesn't count, eh?

Going for original computer games, I like many D&D RPGs, such as Icewind Dale or Neverwinter Nights. I'm also a huge fan of C&C (mainly because I mod alot...) and I really liked StarCraft alot. I didn't buy any new games now for some time and the only new games I've got are those included in gaming magazines I read every now and then, and they're already dated by that time (Still, a good way to get your hands on good games for almost nothing, I can recommend it...), so I don't really know what really new games I would like. You can now all start bullying me, but I frequently play some RPG Maker games, and I really found A Blurred Line and Endless Nova amazing. But for me, there's really no truely favourite PC game, only favourite genres, publishers and themes.

AOE3's fun, but after a while you get tired of fighting the same AI opponents over and over again. Plus I have a... "non-purchased" copy so I can't play online against people. XD

Even the highest difficulty's a bit easy in the skirmishes.

AOE3 is very fun, though you are right about fighting the same opponents over and over again........

Games I can't play:
Neverwinter Nights 2That's a serious pity. It kicks the shit out of NWN plotwise and party dynamic-wise in addition to graphics-wise.

Nothing beats Rome: Total War for me


In no particular order:

Rome: Total War




Rome: Total War's good



There are other very high on my preference list: Rome Total War, ...

ROME TOTAL WAR!!!

(Age of Empires II was good too)
P.S. check out "Armadillo" = great game.

the sims is good but it can't beat Age of Empires

Dungeon Siege (first game I ever beat). The perfect hack and slash. I'm going to install DS2 one of these days...

Deus Ex, for it being the most awesome game evar.

Planescape: Torment, because with 80k words of text, it's practically a novel, and a kickass game to boot.

Starcraft, for obvious reasons to anyone who has ever played it.

Starcraft, for obvious reasons to anyone who has ever played it.

I think I'm the only person who was seriously underwhelmed by Starcraft. Of course, I haven't played it in 8 years or so...

Also, Megatraveller 1: The Zhodani Conspiracy. I bought it on 5 1/4" floppy disks (I didn't have a hard drive back then) and played it on my CGA monitor. How I loved that game. It's hard to believe it's been 17 years since I scraped together enough money to buy it at K-Mart.

I found out recently that a friend of mine bought an old 486 laptop and put DOS 6.22 on it just so he can play old games like that without having to use DOSBox and now I'm considering doing the same.

I think I'm the only person who was seriously underwhelmed by Starcraft. Of course, I haven't played it in 8 years or so...

Also, Megatraveller 1: The Zhodani Conspiracy. I bought it on 5 1/4" floppy disks (I didn't have a hard drive back then) and played it on my CGA monitor. How I loved that game. It's hard to believe it's been 17 years since I scraped together enough money to buy it at K-Mart.

I found out recently that a friend of mine bought an old 486 laptop and put DOS 6.22 on it just so he can play old games like that without having to use DOSBox and now I'm considering doing the same.

Not the only person unimpressed by Starcraft.... it completely failed to capture me, also.

Just remembered, though... kinda reminded me, I loved Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - I've never encountered anything else quite like it for that wodnerful 'customisation' ability.

I always have liked most of the Sid Meier games. I don't get to play to much anymore but his games come to mind. I also got hooked by my son a while back on C & C Generals/ Zero Hour. I played that one online and got fairly good at it.

Edit: A very long time ago Zork was my favorite.

Just remembered, though... kinda reminded me, I loved Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - I've never encountered anything else quite like it for that wodnerful 'customisation' ability.

That's my favorite of the civilization-building series; I always loved the tech tree and the quotes that accompanied each advance. Not coincidentally, I almost always played as the University or the Morganites.

That's my favorite of the civilization-building series; I always loved the tech tree and the quotes that accompanied each advance. Not coincidentally, I almost always played as the University or the Morganites.

Chairman Yang has the best quotes in justifying genetic research and slavery :)

Not the only person unimpressed by Starcraft.... it completely failed to capture me, also.

Same here. I can't, to this day, see what the big deal about starcraft is.

What do you all think of newer games, like, say, the Witcher?

Well a lot of games...

First would be Fallout and Fallout 2, immediatly followed by The Elder Scrolls ( Morrowind being the best )
The Witcher astonished me, the first game I buy since two years, it gets on my top list.

Omikron: The Nomad Soul, Planescape Torment, Dune ( the first game, made by Cryo, not the Dune II of Westwood )
Beyong Good and Evil.

Legends of Kyrandia, Day of the Tentacle, Ur-Quand Masters ( Star Control II )

I forget dozens, those are only the ones who immediatly spawn on my mind.

consider this a bump

Road Rash

Road Rash

That game was pretty fun.

Homeworld, Homeworld: Cataclysm are good. Flying ships around blowing stuff to hell is awesome. Best RTS ever.

Favourite computer games?

Fahrenheit
Guild Wars
Elder Scrolls: Oblivion
Bouncing Babies
Jones in the Fast Lane
The Sims 2
Civilization 3 & 4

Civ III is better than Civ IV only because Civ III works on my computer much better.

C&C 3 fails. I put it into my disk drive and immediately got an error in installation. Following the recommended procedure to deal with said error made my computer crash.

Zero Hour is great though, 'cause of all the mods.
World in Conflict
Civ 4
AOE (just been playing Asian Dynasties)
Call of Duty
Battlefield series
Total War

Oh, and I demand a sequel to Rise of Nations.

That game was pretty fun.

Homeworld, Homeworld: Cataclysm are good. Flying ships around blowing stuff to hell is awesome. Best RTS ever.

I found Homeworld 2 better than Cataclysm...

My favourite game would be Planescape: Torment, followed by Baldurs Gate (PC series), Total Annihilation, Starcraft, Homeworld, Homeworld 2, Soul Reaver, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, and Alien vs Predator 1 & 2.

Civ III is better than Civ IV only because Civ III works on my computer much better.

:p

I know what you mean, I can play any map for any length of time on Civ 3, but my computer is too slow for those large and huge maps in Civ 4.

I found Homeworld 2 better than Cataclysm...

My favourite game would be Planescape: Torment, followed by Baldurs Gate (PC series), Total Annihilation, Starcraft, Homeworld, Homeworld 2, Soul Reaver, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, and Alien vs Predator 1 & 2.

The only problem with Cataclysm is that it was only moderately related to Homeworld. It had the name and mechanics and backstory, but it is in its own storyline. It is like all the alternate endings in Mortal Combat/Twisted Metal that are discarded when the next game comes out and finalized which ending actually happened.

Lords of the Realm II, Starcraft, Transportation Tycoon (DOS), Elder Scrolls III & IV, Descent, the original Age of Empires, Marathon II (on my old mac)

lords II was my first strategy game, still love it, but it's easy to beat off any siege against my royal castles even on "impossible". If you've played it, you probably know the trick of blocking incoming arrows with the boiling oil cauldrons to provide cover for your archers. I still play it now and then.

I almost forgot (curse my feeble aged memory) - Colonization on DOS in all its 8-bit glory!

Ratchet & Clank is the greatest console game series ever, but that's for another thread, I suppose

Ratchet & Clank is the greatest console game series ever, but that's for another thread, I suppose

Yes. Yes it is.

The Star Trek Star Fleet Command series is one of my fave's but the last one, SFC3 (which is actually the fourth because the third, Orion Pirates (well worth full price at the time of release), was an addon for 2) was just not up to par. A lot was stripped from the game with 3 and the quality of the writing fell significantly from the EAW. The only real improvement was in graphics but that was an expectation anyway.

I also like the Half-Life series for obvious reasons.

I also like the Half-Life series for obvious reasons.

Except those damn poison headcrabs. Bastards.

I have Half-life and Escape from Monkey Island on my PS2, but since they're also PC games, I hope they count for this forum.

Iron Maiden! Excellent!... I have no idea why I just said that. - Guybrush Threepwood

bump

I recently got Sim City 4, its excellent. To bad I wiped the city out with Volcanoes :D

I do like the Age of Empire series (especially, the 3rd Age of Empires, i got the Asian Dynasties for Christmas.) , Sim City is fine. Old computer games from the 90s are also fine with me, like Master of Orion.

AoE 3 is great. Got it during the holidays. I've always like the age of empires series but age of mythology wasn't that great.
I like strategy games in general but I also played The Sims for a really long time. The first sims is my favourite.

other then train sims, i've yet to find any that were about anything that intrests me enough to be worth a fraction of what they want for them.

instead i 'play with' illustration and drafting programs like autocad and blender, and music makiners like studio-41, flex music, and audioacity.

i do have rule the rail, r3d, and bahn, but the timer has long since run out on the demo period for bahn and i don't have bochim's 80dm to give him for the codes to turn it back on.

i like the idea of what games could be, but what there mostly about pretty much leaves me cold.

i want to sim what wouldbe, couldbe, shouldbe, not sameold sameold sameold, going arround greedily beating everything over the head, the way bush seems to think america has some kind of might makes right to do to the rest of the planet, even if the entire web of life and every species that depends on it, human included, gets wiped out in the proccess, and i don't care how all powerful of a fiend they let you pretend to be.

oh, i know there are some cute ones out there. there may even be some that WOULD intrest me a little, but there just too damd expensive for something that offers so little, usually none at all, opportunity for being origeonally creative.

(dam, i want to build those windmills and monorails and sim that, solar cells on every roof instead of coal and oil, et c., and to hell with tedius armed robbery, however clever the armament or its simulation)

=^^=
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Whats your Favorite Computer game?


Transport Tycoon Deluxe (TTDPatch 2.9), Steel Panthers (WinSPMBT patch 3.0), Descent I and II, Master of Orion (the original MOO), Civ II, and the X-Wing/TIE Fighter and Monkey Island series, Warcraft 1,2,3, and Starcraft. Also I'm enjoying Rebellion right now.

Sim City games
Red Alert 1 & 2
Civ 4
grim fandango

others...

Loom.

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My favourite videogame is one of two. Either Armed Assault or Hearts of Iron Two Armageddon.