Weekly eXchange #90 – Poland 4X

Join Nate and Troy as they bring you all the important information on all of your favorite 4X and strategy games! This week they discuss Master of Orion, Civilization 6, Predestination, Driftland, Crusader Kings II and much much more. As well as continued coverage for your other favorite 4X and strategy games!

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7 Comments

jodetblog 10 years ago

The comment about ‘I don’t play games right away’ was interesting. How many years has GALCIV3 been out and it still plays like a beta?

eXplorminate 10 years ago

Just a little over one year.

SilasOfBorg 10 years ago

Plays like a beta? That’s a bit of a stretch. It isn’t as feature-rich or polished as GalCiv2 was after *seven years* of active development and fan-modding, but it’s a fun, stable game in its own right.

jodetblog 10 years ago

And they are still (as of this week) changing the UI and core mechanics.

firestorm1010 10 years ago

Heh nice to hear my country gets mentioned:). I actually hate our gouverment right now, what its doing, but the game computer fund is one of the few things that i have to admit sounds good. Tough im not sure if its alrdy working… Anyway Driftland does look interesting to me too. Also altough the studio is new ,it was founded by industry veterans.
PS We use “zloty” as currency which , funnily means “goldie” quite close to gold pieces i guess lol.

PAwleus 10 years ago

The fund is actually a new thing so I don’t think the game has ever seen money from it. Is the fund a good thing for us, customers, especially in the long run? We have such a fund for movies for a long time and I can give you an example, one of many: just compare the quality of a movie about Witcher (Wiedzmin) with the game (even just their scenarios) – it speaks for itself. I wish I was wrong in this case but if anything, giving more power to bureaucrats usually ends with less customer-friendly artistic creativity, not more.

eXplorminate 10 years ago

Australia has a similar program, and it’s doing a decent job down under.