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I have returned. |
Posted by: VRVisions - November 9th, 2014 at 7:21 PM - Forum: Introductions
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Hi, I'm VRVisions but I usually go by Alex, my other username being Suzaku. I am a huge anime and gaming fan, but I usually love virtual reality and simulation games. I have a site I run called VRVisions, a resource site for virtual reality, simulation and other creative games. I know Darth-Apple from Simmania (a SimCity fansite) so I figured I'd come back here. My favorite anime types are action and sci-fi, my favorites being Bleach, Kill La Kill, Full Metal Alchemist, Code Geass, and many more that if I'd list, we'd be here all day.
Thanks for reading and I hope to post more.
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Most annoying drivers |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - November 8th, 2014 at 7:54 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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I routinely drive through heavy traffic more often than I should. I can't say I've ever loved it, but I've certainly grown more used to it. If I had to sum up the single two most annoying traffic behaviors that I have observed as a driver myself, they would be as follows:
- People texting and driving (I don't know how many rear-end accidents I've seen as a result of this).
- Tailgating. I don't care if you're going 10 MPH below the speed limit. I won't tailgate you, period. I particularly don't like when the tailgating driver behind me immediately changes lanes as soon as I turn on my turn signal to prevent me from changing lanes, then flies in front of me 15 MPH above the speed limit without the usage of the turn signal. That sort of behavior is guaranteed to get me to hold the horn for a good long three seconds.
What are the most annoying traffic behaviors you've seen on the roads?
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Is Simcity really worth buying? |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - November 8th, 2014 at 4:58 AM - Forum: Simmania
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I'll admit, I have been a longstanding fan of the series (as have quite a few members here). Simcity 4 was well done for its time, and is still a fun game today, but we're talking about a game that's well over a decade old. To be honest, I might be speechless if the gameplay mechanics of Simcity 4 were combined with the city sizes and graphics of Cities XL. Unfortunately, both have now become boring to me after what was probably too many long hours of gameplay.
I've posted some stuff regarding Cities XL on the forums, and I'll say, it's actually a pretty fun game. It does get boring once you reach a certain goal because there is little left to really achieve in the game, but it's fun for a while, and it's worth the price tag for the amazing graphics you get. That said, the community isn't as good, the game can't handle large cities well, and the gameplay mechanics are only fair at best.
I'm not going to necessarily write off the new Simcity because of its mechanics. I like online gameplay, and at least, from what I hear, it makes you feel like you're really a part of your city. However, it's been a while since I followed the series, and I don't know where it's at now that offline mode has been implemented, and a good 10+ patches have been released.
Is it worth $30 to buy the game for what it is? I would have tried the trial, but it didn't start under WINE and I'm not booting into Windows just to spend five hours downloading files for two hours of gameplay.
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