Nodiatis Browser based game

Edgewardb

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Let make this game as popular as Ikariam.
Nodiatis is a browser based game that is coded entirely out of java. Since Java is usually really slow to some old end computers, please be patient.

Check it out!!
http://www.nodiatis.com/
 

potato28

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Jun 27, 2005
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Originally posted by: Ns1
ikariam or die

there is only room for 1 lol

Ikariam sucks, OGame was where it was amazing. Then we sort of fell apart after a few months, maybe even a year...
 

Ns1

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Jun 17, 2001
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Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: Ns1
ikariam or die

there is only room for 1 lol

Ikariam sucks, OGame was where it was amazing. Then we sort of fell apart after a few months, maybe even a year...

Having the biggest alliance on theta is quite fun. It's like having a giant ePenis

I'm pretty bored with ogame. I just sit there and turtle, for the lulz.
 

Ns1

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Jun 17, 2001
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Originally posted by: Edgewardb
Yeah it sucks. Damm, I thought it was good when I sign up 2 minutes ago......

Thanks for the QA testing lol
 

Slew Foot

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It s a good concept, but its sucks the way its been implemented in this game. Hasnt been a good might and magic game in a while
 

Jeff7

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Originally posted by: Edgewardb
ikariam sucks.
The combat is so kiddy
Clearly, you've never been in real combat. ;)

I've got a spreadsheet that will calculate:
- Gold and loot per pillage, though Firefox plugins can do this now
- Distances between coordinates from all of my cities, with the option to enter the speed of the ships being used
- Scheduling capability that also accounts for loading times of troops
- A sheet that organizes all of the pillages into one schedule list. That way I can coordinate multiple attacks on one city such that they'll arrive at just the right times.
- A "combat calculator" page. Enter in the military units you want to send, and the enemy's military (spied out or guessed), and it'll calculate the attack/defense values so that you know how many units you should send.
- An inventory page, so I can keep track of how many troops I have stationed in which town.

This is what I do when homework gets too tedious - I make a spreadsheet for a game.