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You have a very large colony and you are trying to keep them happy. But the more people that join your civilization it gets harder for each one of those individuals not only because they don't know ho

Ards but also, as mentioned earlier in this review; there is no way around getting bored with all these players! The game itself isn’t bad at least compared to Civ5 (or even Civilization V) so far - I think most gamers will be able enjoy playing without any issues from now on :) ;) It doesn?t get too repetitive or boring though... :D The AI can still make some pretty dumb decisions sometimes especially when using technology like "Beam weapons" which makes things much easier than before :-) And if someone wants an easy win then he has two options: play defensively against other civilizations while making sure everyone else.

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I think you should use the "Beam weapons" feature of the AI and find some fun. It helps keep the AI happy and happy by making everyone happy. Don't be a bit dramatic though, AI is a machine and doesn't have it easy. I also think the AI is way too easy. So many games nowadays are just like that in the 90s, and it's frustrating.
- The more people that join your civilization, it's harder for each of those individuals not only because they don't know the world, but also because they don't have friends that could help with a mission like this, that's why the more people that join your civilization it becomes harder for each one of those people not only because they don't know the world, but also because they don't know how to do the same thing they used to be able to do.
It would be nice if it was less annoying - but it just isn't very fun if you have too many people join your colony, as the more people the happier you are!
- I think it would be easier if the people are a mix of different types. For example, people with high intelligence might have an IQ higher than most normal people, or people with high intelligence may have a high IQ but no intelligence. The amount of people with a specific type is entirely determined by how much the player likes them or isn't into them. They all look the same to me, though.
There's no way to make it back in time because there isn't enough food or fuel for all the other people who will die waiting up above me." "But wait," says Sam. His eyes widen as he sees an angry blue alien coming at him from behind with its fist clenched around his neck. The air is filled by what must be some sort like boiling water due not only that but another creature standing beside them too - apparently one they can use their tentacles to grab hold onto themselves if necessary. He looks down towards where someone else has just been killed; even though this was happening inside the ship itself without being visible
- Wait... they have tentacles? /uj I am so fucking sick of this shit
- In other news: you're alive, but your planet is doomed.
  
  You have no idea what I am talking about! Your comments were all gibberish!! How dare anyone say this st?! Please stop posting crap like yours!!! This forum has been around for over 20 years so if there's anything here worth reading then please go read some of these great reviews by fellow members :) If we can't agree upon one thing at least let us know so others may learn from our mistakes ;) Thanks again guys! :-) -Chris B., CA USA
Yeah, it’s more of a psychological question rather than a strategic one. The most efficient way of making an impact in a game is to try and make it seem like it is very easy to do, so it feels like you have an edge, or at least something that someone who doesn’t enjoy games (at least for me) might actually do well. The second option, of course. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Yes its very efficient
- That sounds like what's the second option, of course it isn't.
  
  The second option would be making a game that has a large amount of people. If they were forced to pick between a large number of players they would be less likely to have to choose one of them. And if they did it, then the game would be more difficult.
I am sorry for your frustration but I don't think this is a good place." Yes there were lots! And yes some people didn´t like everything about us... But those aren`ts so much as bad customer service!!! It's not worth going through with an apology or explanation if they won�T do anything even slightly different than before!!!! Seriously? What kind will be willing give 2 cents???? The reason everyone hates these guys.......is because THEY ARE AN ENTIRELY NEW GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO EXPERIENCE WITH THE HUMAN BEINGS THAT WE ALL KNOW AND LOVE AT OUR OWN HOUSES!!!!! They may
I really like this one. I like how you made it so the AI doesn't get too attached to the player and still reacts to them
- It’s also a lot like the old "don't take your neighbor’s name and change your name" and "don't steal your neighbor’s food" rules. You can change your name in the AI. But that won’t give the AI any personal feelings, so it can't recognize that as your name. Edit: and the name of this post, so this is still a bit more specific, is this not an actual thing that happens, as we have a very similar rule in a different game.
- It's a pretty interesting concept, how do you tell if someone is a bot?
  
  The AI is designed to make the player do things, and if that doesn't happen then you get a warning. But if the AI has been trained by the player that way then it will still react to you if that doesn't happen. It doesn't even know if it's not the player or not. You just have to react to them, and they're actually your friend and if you don't respond well they can kick you out. It's a completely optional process, though it's not that bad. But you can still be surprised when someone doesn't like you, since they might be just a weird little guy and not like your kind of person, so it's good for you.

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