EPTMore like 10.
origin works just like steam, with the exception that they have a clause in their ToS that enables them to delete games from your library after 2 years without reason.
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
More like 10. origin works just like steam, with the exception that they have a clause in their ToS that enables them to delete games from your library after 2 years without reason. | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
Also, the only thing that I can think of EA doing that would really suck is capping city size as is, and then offering "pay for bigger space". Edit: Oh, there we go. Downloading now. | ||
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Onlinejaguar
Australia2823 Posts
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
Now the question remains, should I play Sim City 3000 or Sim City 4? | ||
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Avs
Korea (North)857 Posts
On March 05 2013 14:54 eviltomahawk wrote: Seeing TB playing Sim City sparked my interest in the game. However, it'll be some time before I can get a computer decent enough to play it. Now the question remains, should I play Sim City 3000 or Sim City 4? Neither. Play Sim City 2000. | ||
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Al Bundy
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sYstim
Canada161 Posts
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KillerSOS
United States4207 Posts
On March 05 2013 17:32 sYstim wrote: anyone else having server queueing issues? trying to join either NA server for last 30 min.... Great system for a single player game!! | ||
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Veldril
Thailand1817 Posts
On March 05 2013 17:32 sYstim wrote: anyone else having server queueing issues? trying to join either NA server for last 30 min.... No problem logging in at all. But that might be because I log in quite late. BTW, if anyone wanna get the region going together, feel free to add me in origin friend at Veldril151. | ||
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On March 05 2013 14:54 eviltomahawk wrote: Seeing TB playing Sim City sparked my interest in the game. However, it'll be some time before I can get a computer decent enough to play it. Now the question remains, should I play Sim City 3000 or Sim City 4? 4 imo. | ||
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EnvyUK
England467 Posts
On March 05 2013 14:54 eviltomahawk wrote: Seeing TB playing Sim City sparked my interest in the game. However, it'll be some time before I can get a computer decent enough to play it. Now the question remains, should I play Sim City 3000 or Sim City 4? As someone who had only played Sim City 2000 previously, I picked up Sim City 4 in a Steam sale last year. I would definitely recommend SC4 to anyone wanting to play this franchise, it's a fantastic game. | ||
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Hadley88
Germany267 Posts
Just a terrible terrible Game, all becuase of EA! There will be so much Rip-Off DLCs in the near future. | ||
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Grettin
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Hadley88
Germany267 Posts
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
On March 05 2013 23:27 Grettin wrote: Is there huge differences between Simcity 4 and 5 then? I have never played Simcity (that i remember of), but i've always liked that kind of games. sim city 4 is based on a complicated statistics system, especially for traffic. It does not simulate each citizen, it just makes statistics about them and then represents that in the game. The pro of that is that simcity 4 can support rather huge maps. I have maps where i build 4 villages plus farmland in a single map. The new simcity is a reboot, it simulates every citizen and every litre of water etc. The positive is that its very accurate and what you see on the screen is 100% the reality of your city. Downside is that apparently only 2x2km maps are sustainable right now, which is basically a small town. So, the new simcity is a lot more user friendly and it looks fun from what i have seen, but you are not gonna build a city. Its simtown, which isnt a bad thing, but it is nnot really a successor of simcity4. | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On March 06 2013 00:23 LaNague wrote: sim city 4 is based on a complicated statistics system, especially for traffic. It does not simulate each citizen, it just makes statistics about them and then represents that in the game. The pro of that is that simcity 4 can support rather huge maps. I have maps where i build 4 villages plus farmland in a single map. The new simcity is a reboot, it simulates every citizen and every litre of water etc. The positive is that its very accurate and what you see on the screen is 100% the reality of your city. Downside is that apparently only 2x2km maps are sustainable right now, which is basically a small town. So, the new simcity is a lot more user friendly and it looks fun from what i have seen, but you are not gonna build a city. Its simtown, which isnt a bad thing, but it is nnot really a successor of simcity4. SC4 + NAM is pretty good | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32132 Posts
On March 05 2013 14:54 eviltomahawk wrote: Seeing TB playing Sim City sparked my interest in the game. However, it'll be some time before I can get a computer decent enough to play it. Now the question remains, should I play Sim City 3000 or Sim City 4? 4+mods blows the others away. i dont care for the one that i downloaded after my comp fried. some of the low level houses are stupid. i was really interested in this game but there is no way i could tolerate a 2x2 city, with only 16 cities on a region. that's nothing. | ||
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Rayeth
United States883 Posts
Too bad, the game looked like it might have been fun. Now I certainly won't purchase it with all these issues. | ||
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monx
Canada1400 Posts
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Hadley88
Germany267 Posts
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