I hope you improve the battles

[Foot]

No.1 you say. Hmm, before, say the core mechanics of the campaign, before the actual models for the units, before you can actually play the game.

I mean if you don't want to play it until we have ancient buildings thats easy enough, but if you don't want to play it before its playable thats not an issue because - you can't!

Foot

[a completely inoffensive name]

No.1 you say. Hmm, before, say the core mechanics of the campaign, before the actual models for the units, before you can actually play the game.

I mean if you don't want to play it until we have ancient buildings thats easy enough, but if you don't want to play it before its playable thats not an issue because - you can't!

Foot

umm I don't think I said that should be the only thing to work on. My point was to have more effort put into the building editing now as well as finish the basics such as unit models, mech..etc.. I didn't say to just get the buildings down and then release the product. From what I hear and read, building editing is one of the most time consuming and difficult tasks to do, so why not just it done right off the bat instead of planning to finish it by EB II v 1.1.

I have no problem waiting however long it takes, but in my point of view it seems as a mismanagement of time to not get the most difficult things done with first and finish up the easier things later. Again, I am not trying to say it should be the only thing worked on.

[Foot]

How about we have a first release of EBII without the ancient buildings, with a warning mentioning this fact, and then allow people to decide whether to play an early release or not. You, of course, would not, others would.

Foot

[a completely inoffensive name]

How about we have a first release of EBII without the ancient buildings, with a warning mentioning this fact, and then allow people to decide whether to play an early release or not. You, of course, would not, others would.

Foot

Actually it would depend on how much other stuff would be in that release. If its just the bare basics then no. If you managed to add fun stuff such as messages of the A.S. breaking up or the moving of Alexander's body (both of which don't work in EB I), then I would download it.

[Foot]

So buildings aren't entirely your no. 1 priority, then? Odd that you think they should be ours.

Foot

[a completely inoffensive name]

So buildings aren't entirely your no. 1 priority, then? Odd that you think they should be ours.

Foot

No, they are still my no. 1 priority. I am just saying if you managed to add a lot of other goodies to offset the fact that everything looks medieval and 1000+ years out of place, then yeah I would probably get it then. I am not gonna get too picky over a free game.

[lobf]

If they're really a problem, I could live with an EBII sin ancient buildings. Like you say, Mr. Hunt (BTW, mods, there are really people named Mike Hunt) it's a free game. So what?