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Open Feedback / Re: Thank you ! :)
« on: March 23, 2015, 06:29:12 pm »
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More Forks / Re: [STAT TRACKING] Soldier Diaries 1.0
« on: December 04, 2014, 01:42:59 pm »
I'm having trouble downloading any of the nightly versions from the site, have they been taken down?
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Offtopic / Re: Thoughts on Apocalypse, and one thing I noticed about the factions
« on: December 04, 2014, 01:12:05 pm »
Every time I booted up Apocalypse I've always had trouble on the emulation side of things, could never get it to run smoothly; but from what I've played it seems like a bit of a mess. Painfully convoluted and slow, where the best parts for me are the ones reminiscent of the the first game. Still, I wouldn't be against giving it another try.
To it's merit, the faction system was very cool, and the cityscape as an idea is awesome, just not very well implemented. If we were to see a Fireaxis Apoc. style game, I'd be hoping to Sathanas and all his horny devils that they try to keep as much of Gollop's original vision as intact as possible.
To it's merit, the faction system was very cool, and the cityscape as an idea is awesome, just not very well implemented. If we were to see a Fireaxis Apoc. style game, I'd be hoping to Sathanas and all his horny devils that they try to keep as much of Gollop's original vision as intact as possible.
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Playthroughs / Re: Necroscope86 is now lets playing OpenXcom!!!
« on: December 04, 2014, 12:16:34 am »
Necroscope's original Xcom LP was the first time I saw someone playing with any sort of skill. I later learned that saving every other turn, sacking recruits with bravery below 60, taking on terror missions with teams of four and stepping out around corners blindly was considered bad practice. My game improved shortly after.
Props to Necro, he's a nice guy with an equally nice voice, but he's not too great at this here thing.
Props to Necro, he's a nice guy with an equally nice voice, but he's not too great at this here thing.
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Open Feedback / A few (too many) words of appreciation
« on: December 03, 2014, 09:16:03 pm »
Just wanted to take a moment from you all to show my appreciation for the OpenXcom project. I remember fondly the days of watching my dad play the original game on his Amiga 500 and wondering what all those buttons were, and when the day would come when I would be smart enough to play this mysterious game with lots of commands, figures and spinning globes.
My first experience playing Xcom was with the collector’s edition (the game came out the year I was born) and though I had a competent understanding of how it worked, I could only dream of actually beating it – on the lowest difficulty mind you – despite all the time I sunk into it. Something always bothered me though, and that was the amount of bugs in the game. Even when patched to oblivion; there were stuck soldiers, floating aliens that shouldn’t float etc. I always wished there’d be some kind of all-encompassing mod/remake, something, anything that would make this great game even better.
Then I discovered OpenXcom… and the rest is history. I’ve since beaten the game twice, once on beginner, once on superhuman (now going for the superhuman/ironman/one-base Antarctica challenge, wish me luck). Of all the great games out there that make my nether region tingle, Xcom is the one I keep coming back to. I’m making a small donation to the project (all I can afford right now, poor student, have mercy) and hope that we will continue to see strides in keeping this brilliant game alive and well.
Once again, thank you.
My first experience playing Xcom was with the collector’s edition (the game came out the year I was born) and though I had a competent understanding of how it worked, I could only dream of actually beating it – on the lowest difficulty mind you – despite all the time I sunk into it. Something always bothered me though, and that was the amount of bugs in the game. Even when patched to oblivion; there were stuck soldiers, floating aliens that shouldn’t float etc. I always wished there’d be some kind of all-encompassing mod/remake, something, anything that would make this great game even better.
Then I discovered OpenXcom… and the rest is history. I’ve since beaten the game twice, once on beginner, once on superhuman (now going for the superhuman/ironman/one-base Antarctica challenge, wish me luck). Of all the great games out there that make my nether region tingle, Xcom is the one I keep coming back to. I’m making a small donation to the project (all I can afford right now, poor student, have mercy) and hope that we will continue to see strides in keeping this brilliant game alive and well.
Once again, thank you.
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