And this is a finished, 50 dollar game!
Ironwolf1974
[quote who="Northern Pike" reply="7" id="2788716"]I got mine in the mail. Wish I had never heard of this game. What a waste. I'm not normally one to comment on the PC games I have played over the past 28 years, but I feel compelled to do so in this instance. Elemental is basically, sick. Sick as a dog. Sick is how I describe software that doesn't work. And I know a lot about software development, a whole lot. I'm sorry but this game is not worth a plug nickle. You can make all kind
[quote who="Nesrie" reply="4" id="2783918"] Quoting Ineffigy, reply 3 Would you have rather waited another year to play it and get all of the features being added to the game but without player involvement? Yes. I mean seriously, I don't know why Stardock fans defend this practice. I don't want ANY company to advertise features that are not ready or available for a game on the box or even the website for that matter. It is not an ethical prac
Dont you all think they should release a fully working, un bugged version of there 50 dollar game before talking about new releases? And any game based on the elemental engine is doomed to fail at this moment. The game is not the main problem, memory leaks, sum checks etc all come from the engine driving it. They basically put a 2 cylinder lawnmower engine into a cadillac body.
HOpe they release a patch that fixs combat is all I can say. I had a level 3 city and somewhat armored troops who were 10 times more expensive then the peasants and they died like ants in water. The game is not finished, so Im not sure any tips will be forthcoming.
[quote who="Jalida" reply="7" id="2774102"] Quoting Ineffigy, reply 1 Elemental is a bit different than most games that get released. I think Brad has this organic idea about the game where what was released is more like a starting platform that is intended to grow over the next year into an epic release. Other game companies can't do this due to the game being their primary income stream. In Stardock's case, they get their revenue from other areas