Remember Ogame?Follow

I've been playing Tribal Wars, which is also quite similar. The main difference, if you remember the mechanics of OGame, is that the only way to expand is to take over someone else's village, instead of colonizing random empty planets. Also, there's no "super unit" like the Death Star, it's more like 12 or so different unit types that you play rock paper scissors with.

The best part, though, is that it's mostly filled with juvenile idiots. This means that all you have to do to become godlike is join a somewhat competent tribe, which are admittedly rare. But I found a great one and we're quickly rising on world 17.

Fyphyios[84:83] Town of ESAD

Lyeuitia[92:90] > Annaldas

Oh, your ability to produce res depends more on workers than it does on the actual buildings themselves.


Interesting.

RedPhoenix, Parispolis, [83:24], and not the slightest bleedin' clue as to what I'm doing.

Looks fun, reminds me a bit of this old PC game called Populus or something...

I think no one has mentioned it yet because you have to play for a bit before achieving diplomacy and the ability to form an alliance. When I get to that point, assuming I'm just not well supplied enough to crush you all in my iron grip (except DSD of course, I would never crush her because she is soooo great and awesome and all that), I would be happy to form an alliance. I will sling any number of other players with my seven tiny slinging men from atop my impenatrable wall! Also, I will soon be making delicious wine, and we all love wine!

Nexa

Chevaliers du Zodiaque MMO?

I'll settle for a decent PC game, RPG, Combat, or even Strategy.

As a MMO I don't see how it would work, everyone is a low soldier or a Saint (Chevalier) in training and the biggest, baddest NPCs are the 5 bronzies, the 12 goldies (how would lore revive them?) and a couple of silvers?

I honestly can't wrap my mind around how the CdZ universe would translate into a MMO.

Wasn't there like... 50 or so Silvers?

It's been years since I saw the cartoon, but the "classes" could be the different Chevaliers (Pegasus, Swan, Dragon, Phoenix, etc...). Then you have the classic items/armour/spells, that's quite easy. Then you set the story/lore before the Chevaliers killed the Gold dudes, so the progression is Bronze, Gold, and Silver, like in the cartoons.

I should a qualifier here, which is that I'm talking out of my ***, since I haven't seen the cartoon in 20 years or so, and have never designed anything. Nothing new here, you might say, and you would be right, but I thought I should point it out.

From what I understand, you have to have very specific research done before even being able to build an alliance. I'm not just talking about one or two, but several.

I am thoroughly enjoying the cute little buttons and being able to send DSD suggestive diplomacy notes.

Some putz on my island attacked me while I was asleep and plundered about 300 building material. He came back again tonight while I was in TK, but found a different fate awaiting his poor slingers:

I sent him a very stern message saying that it was in his best interest to cease attacks (or else). We'll see if I can't goad him into smashing his troops against my walls s'more.

Isn't the upkeep for troops on the move too much though? I can't get any studying done when we're at war!

Jumpin on the bandwagon.

Theta > Kinuitia[53:3] > Zelton

Edited, Apr 25th 2008 1:40am by ZelgadisXI