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GameSpy: 5 out of 5!

GameSpy: 5 out of 5!

Twilight of the Arnor gets its first review!

http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/galactic-civilizations-ii-twilight-of-the-arnor/872381p1.html

The first review of Galactic Civilizations II: Twilight of the Arnor has arrived and it's from GameSpy.  Mega reviewer Allen Rausch has taken an extremely in-depth look at the game and put together a very detailed review.

Here's a quote:

The technology trees alone make it impossible for someone who's sampled Twilight of the Arnor to ever go back to just playing Dark Avatar. Add to that impressive customization tools, new gameplay dynamics, better AI, graphic upgrades, new ship-builder components and completely re-done flavor text and hundreds and hundreds of smaller tweaks, fixes and changes and what you have is an absolute triumph and a new standard for turn-based-strategy games. Bravo, Stardock. This is how expansion packs should be done.

Please check out the review for yourself!

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Reply #26 Top
Finally a game that might pull me away from Sins of a Solar Empire. Not that I want to quit playing...but that's probably the problem, eh?
Reply #27 Top
Not that I want to quit playing...but that's probably the problem, eh?


Play both!
Reply #28 Top
Not that I want to quit playing...but that's probably the problem, eh?Play both!


If only it were that simple. ;)
Reply #29 Top

The biggest problem with introducing multiplayer into GalCiv2 would be that I'd have to re-write significant portions of the engine so that stuff didn't happen instantaneously.  In GalCiv2, if you click on a ship and tell it to moves, it moves right away.  For multiplyer, it would have to send a message that it was going to move so that it could also move on the other players' computers.  

 

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Reply #30 Top
Thanks for the reply. It's a pity that it won't so easy (forgive my ignorance).

I still hope sales might encourage such a change, but either way, I'm enjoying this game.

Again, thanks for the reply.

God Bless