Interested to see how they implement this. I’ve always thought that the first 150 turns of Civ are a ton of fun, but eventually it turns into a slog. I’ve always wished there were more automation options in the late game, and faster processing of enemy turns.
Or just waiting for it to come out on PC. I can’t justify spending the money on consoles anymore. Squenix probably has a deal with Sony where everything has to be a timed exclusive, but on my end I’m not going to buy a $500 console to play a single game that will eventually come out on PC anyway.
The graphics weren’t that good considering how long it took to release
The article notes it later on but this is for a period before SOTE launched. It makes perfect sense that they generate less profit in between the year Elden Ring launched and the year the expansion launched. Fires of Rubicon came out during this time period but that’s a more niche game compared to their flagship series.
I play FromSoft games that are very mildly multiplayer, when you want to and if you so choose. Other than that, single player only.
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Maybe it’s got a central vacuum with ports in each room tho
The official name of Taiwan’s government is Republic of China, and it’s the continuation of the government that controlled all of China before Mao’s uprising.
So I’m not sure your argument makes sense. They claim to be the legitimate Chinese government in their own name.
I would try to clearly outline to players what spaces are available for them to search. Work with a discrete list like: captain’s quarters, crew quarters, galley, magazine, and cargo hold. That’s it. Then you can come up with an interesting description for a limited number of spaces, and also use them for exposition (a letter tucked in a crew bunk, a map in the Captain’s quarters), while not getting bogged down in repetitive spaces that don’t contribute to the campaign.
It’s up to you what the inside of the ship looks like, so if you don’t want it filled with repetitive rooms, just say it isn’t.
I’m primarily a Civ 5 player and my issue is not with quick movement or quick combat (both on, of course) but the actual time to process enemy turns. It’s a 14 year old game running on my absolute monster of a gaming PC, but it’s still sluggish, especially with larger maps with more opponents. I can’t imagine the Civ AI is that computationally intensive so I’ve never understood why it takes so long. I’d also like more customization options in cities so they auto-govern better in the late game, which is also a huge time suck especially when going dom.