Hail, Diplomats. Just shaking off the last binge and thought I'd stop in to say hello to the ancient, decrepit (but virile I'm sure) vets that actually remember me. And to those who've arrived since I fell into a tequila coma in the Special Forces Tavern back in the GC1 days, well met. It's good to see a few of the old banners still flying.
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Hey, fellas. Just dropping in to say "Avast" to the new crowd of scurvy dogs. I think Kit stopped by the Special Forces Tavern about a year ago, and we had a couple drinks...I just woke up. I think he's still unconscious on the bathroom floor - but I'm not going to try to peel him off it. Who's going to post the first recipe for fried Torian? I'm hungry.
Hello, guys. Just dropping in to say hi to the old-timers - good to see a few familiar faces around. Also wanted to see what the GC2 fuss was about. I'm planning on picking it up in the next week or so - I THINK I'm still current on the Drengin subscription. See you around the galaxy, and may the Force be with y'all.
It works both ways though. Just look at how many Americans were willing to critise the Spanish internal domestic election. Solitair, judging from a sampling of talk radio, newspaper and TV sound bites that I ran ac
Unless I'm missing it, there is no indication whether a candidate is the incumbent. This would have a drastic effect on voter response, particularly as the fantasy setup is adjustable - the incumbent would gain an advantage in a calm or prosperous situation, a disadvantage in hard times, less of an advantage from TV interviews, etc.
Just successfully played my first game through. A few thoughts: There should be a running total of electoral votes throughout the campaign, "as if the election were held today." Yes, I could figure it out with a pencil, BUT... As others have mentioned, some of the text strings are too long - particularly on the TV interviews. Some sort of "reality meter" needs to be worked into negative campaigning and negative ads. As Schwar
Regarding Post #33 - never mind; it's a DirectX file. Updated to the current version of DirectX and it loads fine.
Attempted to download 0.70[b].005 through Drengin.net. I'm unable to launch the game at all, receiving the following error message in a pop-up box titled "PolMachine.exe - Unable to Locate Component": "This application has failed to start because d3d9.dll was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." I have uninstalled and reinstalled twice; the second time, I checked the box for removing saved games etc., and als
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