GOG - Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri & Crusader: No Remorse released (~$6)

[Via]

It's better when you're big.

 

[Modular]

I remember watching my wife's (at the time new girlfriend's) father playing this game and thinking it looked really cool.

Might have to pick this one up!

 

[Craig234]

I still have the original of both, C:NR I never installed, AC I think I played about 2 games and it has the 'one more click' pull you in, but I just wasn't that fond of it.

A lot of gobbledygook technology to chase - but maybe it's better if you spend more time to learn how to play it better.

 

[GoodRevrnd]

Ya the gobbledygook tech is sort of because the different victory conditions are somewhat more distinct from normal Civ games. It is hairy though, all the tech paths spider and overlap a lot it's hard to make sense of it all.

 

[Via]

You can really target the overall direction of your tech research, though.

What were the 4 categories? Power, wealth, science and something else?

 

[AyashiKaibutsu]

You can really target the overall direction of your tech research, though.

What were the 4 categories? Power, wealth, science and something else?

I always played with blind research off so you could pick the specific techs you wanted.

 

[paperfist]

You can really target the overall direction of your tech research, though.

What were the 4 categories? Power, wealth, science and something else?

Explore, Discover, Build, Conquer.

I forgot how much I hated dealing with mind worms. Much more of a nuisance then barbarians

 

[lupi]

while going through my collection this weekend to find a disc, I cam across 2 AC disc in addition to the AC&CF one, I know why I had the first AC disc (had to buy a compilation package later to get the expansion) but no idea how I got a second copy.

 

[BoberFett]

I think I've still got all the original manuals and various pack-ins from both Crusader games. I loved those, so much mayhem, so much fun.

I never played AC, I think I'll have to pick that up. Just one more turn...