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Detailed Preview of Masters of Orion 3

Posted by Hemos on from the believe-have-it-out-soon dept.

garibald writes "Constantine, the head developer, promised that there would be a detailed preview of the game this week, and here it is at Apolyton. Constantine also said the game was in it's final regression testing. Here's hoping that the game will be out by the end of this month." Oh, Lordie, if I counted the hours I spent playing MOO and MOO2 - I'm really looking forward to this one.

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  1. Re:What kind of convoluted logic course did he tak by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    By the way, still playing computer geek games past the age of 12? GROW THE FUCK UP!

    Let's all guess who just turned 14 and thinks he's the hot shit now...

  2. The Moo Purification (slashdot?) by $$$$$exyGal · · Score: 4, Funny
    The [so-called] Purification... was a lengthy process, and not all Slashdotters survived the transformation. Those who did not wish to undergo the Purification were granted goatse and politely but firmly invited to leave Slashdot forever. Those exiles settled on a distant world and called themselves the Trolls. -- Slashdot Manual (Page 76)

    Ok, so I slightly changed it. ;-)

    --gal

    --
    Very popular slashdot journal for adul
  3. It's all fun and games... by imag0 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Remember kids, it's all fun and games until someone commits wholesale galactic genocide.

  4. My Shining Moment by jkabbe · · Score: 4, Funny

    My best moment in a space sim was an old PC (as in, IBM PC) game called Reach For The Stars.

    During one of these games several computer opponents steamrolled over me early on and conquered *all* of my systems. Even though I now had NO systems and NO ships the game wasn't over. I couldn't do anything except hit "next turn". Now, in RFTS you had to maintain a certain level of military presence to control the planet. So when another computer opponent tried to invade one of my former planets they didn't conquer it - but they reduced the number of troops there so my people rose up. I had a planet again! And I went on to win the game.

    From zero planets to galactic overlord.
    *bow*