Spring RTS Engine

Since i am one of those who only like a few animes here and there and for some reason cannot stand the most of them, the following i have enjoyed watching: Ghost in the Shell - Classic. Ghost in the Shell 2 - Much more puzzling than the first one and for me, even better. Ninja Scroll movie - First a...

So much good stuff here, thanks to everyone that took the time to post and looking forward to finding some more good stuff from here.

I've had this idea for a while and had lots of feedback from friends etc. yet would like to see the feedback/input from Spring people aswell. Commenting etc. is all good and more than welcome. In case you want to post a song, post only one song per person and put the genre aswell that you think the ...

Beta is already out for insiders.

I really enjoyed this movie. In a way it reminds me of Burn After Reading but just funnier.

haven't really posted much in a while, so here's this: http://img638.imageshack.us/img638/1741/iconz.th.png been working on it for a while, trying to texture it now. P.S. aGorm: i love your stuff. They are all really phenomenal. Can't wait to see them in action :-) http://darkstars.co.uk/projects/a...

Don't get me wrong, i am really hyped about SC2 but i don't think there is a need to use invalid arguments to make it seem more awesome.

Forgot to say thanks to swift earlier for one of the links he gave, that Sean Plott is quite an interesting listen-watch.

Seriously Soul, just looking at your examples and analogies like this one: Battles aren't now only about firepower, range, speed and hitpoints like in spring, but more of constant awareness of your and your oponents units, trying to exploit temporary weaknesses like the time it takes for a seigetank...

I think its cool that they release these old games, these are childhood memories :mrgreen: c&c and red alert This is one of the things why EA has risen highly in my eyes from the sadistic to the core publisher to only somewhat evil one now. Not many big publishers let you make your own games us...

DLing beta atm. Didn't play much Tiberium Wars online so this will be an interesting experience.

in tiberian sun NOD > GDI So not true. If you were any active in MP you would know that even before some important tweaks GDI was still the preferred side for top ladder players. But back to the topic of the game itself. TS was rushed, as i recall the expansion "Firestorm" actually contai...

Forboding Angel wrote:Don't kid yourselves. 99% of people on this forum (myself included) would kill to be able to get a job at google.

+1 to what Mav said.

Word.

Levelers get owned by stumpies and raiders, but they can create nice bottlenecks due to the kickback effect.

Janus are probably the best stumpy/raider defence at T1 if microed right.

I was hoping for Star Control 2 -_-

cultural center of western civilization.

Take the word cultural out.

suddenly decided to invade your country

Yeah so far their invasions have been going real well...

Sinbad you are not getting that precision pretty much is the ability to select one pixel accurately.

one could imagine an image of a mouse on the touchscreen that simulates the control of a mouse... this would effectively simulate the precision of a mouse using a touchscreen (this idea is pretty absurd but technically true) Therefore: Mouse will _always_ have better precision than any attempt for ...

Didn't think that there was my name there but checked and hey, fits the discription:

1. Gert
'Great' or 'very' in a dirty bristol accent.

rotating with a single point of input isn't as intuitive and quick. with a mouse, you must specify you want to rotate, then mentally translate lateral motion into degrees of rotation, then specify you wish to stop rotating. with multitouch, rotating can just happen without any extra thought - you j...

Kixu wrote: William Gibson
"Neuromancer"

This is the one book that i always know i want to read but for some reason get sidetracked and take other books from the library.

Need to get that asap.