to help with rearranging tasks and assignments as users join/leave the game. In most "jobs" the foreman can't really fire the workers. He can say "you're fired" and has the clout with the upper
assigned, what's been done, what's falling behind, and who's ahead of the curve would be great to have, I think, in a large player-base server. Especially for a server where it's a long-running game, and

occasion for a personal attack "From your posts, it sounds like you know nothing about game development" that had no real place to be, because for what we know you and me have the same knowledge, and if you
have, that the development is being much slower compared to others.

The weekly information, as I stated before, is very welcome, but a report on what's going on and a game update are very different from

In Angels only the "smelting" part generally changes, casting stays pretty much the same.
So the process of making ingots from ore changes during game but making plates etc from ingots stays same
.
For some metals the first part doesnt REALLY change that much, like iron/tin stay basically the same, just adding extra machines before blast furnace.

Also you dont REALLY need "that" much actual wood

minimal amount of area -- in pretty much every game available.

I think it's the deisre to have lots of stuff, and be able to store it efficiently and compactly.

Other possible explanations: physical
the character too can carry tons of stuff, perhaps you could ruminate on an alternative possibility -- items are miniaturized, and only zapped into "full size" when they are utilized. (Like a tank or a

aspects of the game like circuit networks, complicated rail networks and so on. I think that only a small number of people actually complete SE, but even if you don't you've learned a lot more and had a
I'm on my second playthrough of SE/K2. I like SE a lot but I can understand why some people don't, but it's a work in progress and it's being improved all the time.

I think one of the biggest

developpement and in many area unbalanced. And you expected that merging them would magically result is something not only balanced but similar to the base game?

I mean no offense but it feels like you

?

引用自 Nightbringer：

Yes, this game is like programming electronics with all its signal manipulation in some areas while giving you huge freebies in others. Mathematical calculus is one freebie

引用自 Nightbringer：

You immediately jumped into blaming me. However, every fact in this post is plainly wrong. You post nonsense like that and then get frustrated then I point out

monitor to change its frequency to 60Hz... [/quote]

Gosh, why would you all waste time on kids like this one? Guy clearly has no clue and just came there to show off and be arrogant. Just for your
information, this game is not for those who are addicted to one-button shooters and realistic frostbyte grafix. "$VIDEO_CARD_NAME$ hates 60fps, trust me", lol biggest ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I've heard for a while. [/quote

part of it, all from a first person perspective. yeah it'd have to be its own seprate game, coded way different for it to happen but still. anyone who didnt somehow like factorio for what it was would

grenade lobbing has a slower hang time before it explodes on impact (like how grenadiers work in the original game, the grenades floats for 0.5 seconds then explodes). Rocketeer does weakest damage to
.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IySbK76ECE

Red Alert has a different set of units that's more in line to real life units, like each side has the same kind of units, but maybe different 'special' or 'end game' units