Posted: 2005-03-29 03:52am
Well, I never claimed I was any good at it at firstWhite Haven wrote:Now, figuring out how to play WELL took longer...
. Figuring that out indeed took longer. . Figuring that out indeed took longer.StarDestroyer.Net BBS
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. Figuring that out indeed took longer.Posted: 2005-03-29 02:36pm
SimEarth.
The manual for that game was detailed, explicit, and included so many facts and articles on the present day biosphere I still love reading it.
The best part was, they used real life studies on ecological disasters to show just how that firestorm, that eradicated rainforest, or tsunami messed with your planet and its biosphere. Truly a masterpiece.
The manual for that game was detailed, explicit, and included so many facts and articles on the present day biosphere I still love reading it.
The best part was, they used real life studies on ecological disasters to show just how that firestorm, that eradicated rainforest, or tsunami messed with your planet and its biosphere. Truly a masterpiece.
Posted: 2005-03-29 02:39pm
Heh. Course my later strategy definitely went against the THEME of secrecy and covert defense. You know, level every last hiding place and bit of cover that could be protecting an alien with heavy weapons.
Posted: 2005-03-29 02:40pm
I want that manual....Xenophobe3691 wrote:SimEarth.
The manual for that game was detailed, explicit, and included so many facts and articles on the present day biosphere I still love reading it.
The best part was, they used real life studies on ecological disasters to show just how that firestorm, that eradicated rainforest, or tsunami messed with your planet and its biosphere. Truly a masterpiece.
Posted: 2005-03-29 05:28pm
Well, visit Richmond and I'll let you borrow it for the night, Ace, as long as you promise to return it without any splotches on the pages.
Posted: 2005-03-29 05:41pm
i know of a place that has that manual available in .pdf format. shoot me a pm and i'll give you the link. (best if i don't post it here for various reasons)Ace Pace wrote:I want that manual....Xenophobe3691 wrote:SimEarth.
The manual for that game was detailed, explicit, and included so many facts and articles on the present day biosphere I still love reading it.
The best part was, they used real life studies on ecological disasters to show just how that firestorm, that eradicated rainforest, or tsunami messed with your planet and its biosphere. Truly a masterpiece.
Posted: 2005-03-30 01:06am
The only splotchs on my manuals are coke spillage, and I don't drink Coke while reading someone else's book.White Haven wrote:Well, visit Richmond and I'll let you borrow it for the night, Ace, as long as you promise to return it without any splotches on the pages.
Posted: 2005-03-30 01:15am
I was being facetious, foobean. 