#59 Vaya por dios. Pilla de esa página alguna de 24 keys y listo.
6 meses después
Hola! siento resucitar el tema (aunque el juego todavia no ha salido) estoy pensando en comprarlo, ahora mismo esta a 50€ o 10 keys, si lo compro antes de que salga tengo las expansiones futuras o la "oferta" (100€ lol) ya ha acabado
Y los que lo teneis, que pensais de él?
Avanza a buen ritmo pero le queda como medio año. Lo que hay ahora está muy limitado, no hay ni diplomacia por ejemplo.
El precio no creo que lo bajen antes de salida, si estás ok con ser una beta de verdad, go for it, el juego lleva buen camino a la final.
No, eso es como te dice #65, sólo era con la versión de 100€ que se retiró al pasar de alpha a beta.
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Veo que por G2A está a unos 20€... ¿Que tal va el juego? Merece la pena ? Le tenia bastante vicio al 2 la verdad. ¿Lo recomendais los que lo teneis o aun le queda mucho pulido?
#75 pues me lo pillo entonces a ver que tal, que no esta caro y creo que le voy a sacar partido xD gracias!
Lo acabo de pillar y la verdad es que está encantando, tiene unos niveles de personalización muy vastos, y su sistema de gestión es bastante complejo a la vez que cómodo, de momento no he jugado mucho pero la verdad es que me estoy pegando un buen vicio.
1 año después
Han lanzado la expansión crusade con un montón de cosas nuevas.
Core Features:
Civilization Builder
Create a custom faction complete with leader, ideology, and abilities. You can also customize your own galactic navy and create unique conversation dialogue for your faction to use when it comes into contact with friends and enemies. The civilization builder is integrated into Steam Workshop so that you can upload your creation for other users to enjoy!
Invasions
Conquering a world is no small task. The revamped invasion system in Crusade allows a citizen to be trained as a soldier in order to invade worlds. Strategic and challenging, invasions will require careful planning as you train your legions and determine which tile to attack first. Be careful not to forget to defend your own worlds from your enemies, too!
Espionage
Smaller civilizations can keep up with their larger counterparts by training their citizens in the art of espionage. Spies can steal technologies, circulate rumors to create civil unrest, sabotage enemy worlds, or even go so far as to assassinate enemy citizens to keep their edge above the competition.
Galactic Citizens
Shape the course of your civilization’s destiny with talented individuals called citizens. Choose from over a dozen unique roles - commander, engineer, farmer, celebrity, and more - to help your colonies flourish by unlocking new gameplay or providing bonuses. The unique Promotions system allows citizens to answer a higher calling. They become effectively “consumed” for a large benefit. Commanders can become Privateers and convert their ship into a powerful vessel that belongs to no civilization and terrorizes other ships for fun, profit, and plausible deniability. Celebrities can sing their swan song in a spectacular final concert, Spies can choose to go down in a blaze of glory (and explosives!) as Saboteurs, and more.
New Races and Civilizations
You already know you’re not alone in the universe, but there are always new civilizations to discover. Crusade features three brand-new factions:
Terran Resistance: The portion of humanity that avoided being trapped on Earth behind the Precursor Shield, years on the run have made them resourceful, but hard.
The Onyx Hive: These multi-limbed worms were born from the deep, volcanic vents in the ocean of their homeworld. Natural spies, their society thrives on backstabbing and intrigue.
The Slyne: These cybernetic space amoebas look down on other races as being primitive. Fickle and hard to kill, it’s probably best to stay on their good side.
Updated Civilizations
Think you know how the Drengin operate or what kind of trades the Krynn might expect from you? The races you were once familiar with have all been changed so that playing against them is a more unique experience. When you go to select opponents for a map, a whole new host of information is available to you now so that you can make a better decision about who you’d like to play against. All of the races value different resources, ideologies, and more, so each experience you have will be unique!
Updated Economy, Diplomacy, and Alliance Systems
Overall re-balancing and pacing changes keep the early game chock-full of interesting and important choices that you need to make for your civilization. The economy makes it so that each choice impacts what options you have available to you later - will you build a shipyard first, or will you establish a Central Bank in order to boost your income early on?
Trading is critical in Crusade because you need to obtain and amass resources in order to do things. A “trade bar” now shows up above the dialogue box and shows how fair the trade is and how much further you’ll have to go before your trade partner accepts your proposal. Races will value resources differently based on how much money they have, whether they like you or not, and dozens of other factors.
The re-balancing done on the Alliances system will make you think twice about going back on your word or attacking certain civilizations. There are very real consequences for “war mongering” or for breaking an alliance or treaty - not only will the offended civilization come for blood, but now they’ll be bringing all their friends and allies, too.
Crusade also features a sleek, functional new UI. Multi-core pathfinding keeps turns short and quick, even in late games with dozens of civilizations on massive maps. Crusade is packed with new features and improvements that are both accessible to new fans and exciting for long-time players of Galactic Civilizations III.
8 meses después
A mi lo que me mata es que esté en perfecto inglés mientras está en fránces en alemán, en tagalo, en camerunes, y en unga unga, pero en español no XD.
¿Esto al final que tal está? ¿Alguien lo ha probado? Ando huérfano de 4x y Stellaris no lo acabo de ver. Veo que no tiene reviews del todo buenas pero no me fío. ¿Merece la oportunidad o mejor quedarse con GalCiv2?
2 años después
