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I'm really interested in trying this game. I loved Caesar and Rome, and a futuristic, economic-focused RTS sounds really engaging.
Where's my capitalist DLC? Where I can play the group that utilizes the available resources to good effect, furthering the pursuit of technology, individual prosperity, and civilization in general while the Earth remains temporally stable?
...Or is my worldview not "in vogue" right now? Am I doomed to play "the villain" in every game for the next few years?
...Or is my worldview not "in vogue" right now? Am I doomed to play "the villain" in every game for the next few years?
If only they removed the three activation limit. This went from the very top of my wishlist, to off my wishlist entirely. Compounded by the fact that they already had issues with the servers going offline longer than anticipated, yeah I will wait.
@Ziggy
Wha?????? What is wrong with using renewable energy? I mean seriously, I hope you are joking. Everything aside, politics and science aside. If you burn coal, oil, and the likes, you shit up the environment. Period. Not only that, the resource is gone. Vanished. Adios, amigos. So this crazy idea to try and consider other alternatives is not inherently malicious. It can be logically supported outside of the political realm. That being said, I would not care if they chose to release a heavy industry DLC.
@Ziggy
Wha?????? What is wrong with using renewable energy? I mean seriously, I hope you are joking. Everything aside, politics and science aside. If you burn coal, oil, and the likes, you shit up the environment. Period. Not only that, the resource is gone. Vanished. Adios, amigos. So this crazy idea to try and consider other alternatives is not inherently malicious. It can be logically supported outside of the political realm. That being said, I would not care if they chose to release a heavy industry DLC.
Why the hell does a game on Steam have additional DRM slapped over the top of it, this is exactly why Ubisoft is a full retard company. Everybody else (even EA of all people, prior to the Origin fuckfest) seems to understand that Steam works because its DRM doesn't try to bend over the customers.
@ omicron1
That wouldn't be a "capitalist". A capitalist cares about making more money, he doesn't care about ressources, fair use, technological advancmenent, but about money.
What you refer to would be something like a green liberalist.
That wouldn't be a "capitalist". A capitalist cares about making more money, he doesn't care about ressources, fair use, technological advancmenent, but about money.
What you refer to would be something like a green liberalist.
The term Capitalist doesn't imply anything other than the industry is dictated by market choice. Capitalism isn't inherently greedy; that's the result of fortune 500 companies squeezing all competition, effectively ending a truly free market. If there isn't an open field for competition, it isn't capitalist - that's the start of a monopoly our oligarchy, and I call that neo-capitalism. Henry Ford is at the pinnacle of capitalism, and he did more for the nation, obituary, and most of all, his employees than any company would today with a neo-capitalistic mindset.
Capitalism is an economics business model. It has nothing to do with motives or agendas.
Capitalism is an economics business model. It has nothing to do with motives or agendas.
I'll agree with everyone here saying that as much as I'd like to get the game, Ubisoft ruined any chances of me picking it up. This made it specially tempting, though. Every time I play a sim like this I always want to go the "green" route, but none of the games I've played have allowed it.
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