Just thinking randomly, what if all player orders came with ETAs and these were placed in a list sorted in chronological order of completion, once...
If you look at the original video from 0:36 to 0:44 and from 1:00 to 1:10 and from 1:17 to 1:22 that's the way I imagine it should look... Actually...
I'm thinking energy should be a resource that is shared between planets and metal should be local by default. If you want to justify it in some way...
Actually I would prefer no distinction between planetary views and the celestial view, just a continuous zoom out at a maintained camera angle...
There should defiantly be both, but they should have distinct names that match what they actually are. Actually I would even say neither a beam nor a...
I was thinking of the same idea. Thanks for suggesting it.
Re: Suggestion - Unit Tech Matrix, Classes, Naming & Radar I I've just had a look into Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri unit designer. I see the similarity...
Re: Suggestion - Unit Tech Matrix, Classes, Naming & Radar I Honestly, I'll take that as a complement. :) Yeah, they're all good, but I'm not trying...
Sorry about the length of this post, it contains at least four different ideas that are sort of built on each other and I didn't think they would be...
Re: Viewing part of planet as a 2d plane instead of a 3d sph I like spheres, but also like different things every now and again... So if you can't...
Actually there are modern tanks right now that can drive underwater (usually just a river), and there are plenty of tracked robotic excavators that...
Sounds like you mean a EMP generator. I think EMPs are a good idea but this would lead to players under developing their air defences. That would...
I agree with the OP (although colour coding should always be complemented with symbols due to colour blindness being so common), but these sorts of...
I like the idea of setting a custom axis as it would not need to be a arbitrary position. Rather you could make the "poles" the centre of enemy bases...
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