Recent content by drakkon

  1. Homefront

    That Name is the only reason I will even download the Demo. However, if the Gameplay is good, I will buy it. Get a new IP address, then try signing up again. http://www.ehow.com/how_5083806_new-ip-address.html

  2. AH Challenge: Banana Wars 1936

    Thank you.

  3. AH Challenge: Banana Wars 1936

    What game?

  4. Tail-Gunner in the Pilot's Seat

    Bump for awesomeness.

  5. Building Corpus of AH PC Games for study work

    Shattered Union, a personal favorite of mine. http://www.2kgames.com/shatteredunion/

  6. Most Morbid AH: Fanfic & Original Works Edition

    Are you sure it was that many? I thought it was a lot less than that, just a few hundred million.

  7. A World Of Laughter, A World Of Tears

    Bravo, a great story. Your Turtledove Award is well-earned.

  8. Most Morbid AH: Fanfic & Original Works Edition

    Link? It sounds awesome.

  9. Favourite "Total War" game?

    Well, if you are, you have every right to be "worked up" over the bugfest that was ETW. First time in years I believed that a Game Developer set out to deliberately rip me off by selling me unfinished software.

  10. Red Infernio by Robert Conroy

    Good for you! "Roachstompers" is one of Stirling's best Short stories, IMHO. As for Conroy, I still like 1901 best of all his work.

  11. Favourite "Total War" game?

    The Origional Medieval:Total War is still the best, IMHO. I highly recomend the Viking Invasion expantion pack. If you dont have Medieval:Total War, but are considering getting it, be aware that will not work with newer Nvidia graphics cards. Rome:TW is a close second. There are two...

  12. Most morbid AH

    No, If any semblance of civil order remains, we don't see it. Just gangs of canibals and small numbers of other survivors, who seem to spend much of their time fleeing and hiding from said canibals.

  13. Most morbid AH

    I thought it sounded more like a Meteor strike myself, but Nuclear war is entirely plausable. The Author left it ambiguous deliberately. If you read the reviews of both book and film, the reviewers often project thier own fears and/or agendas. Enviormentalists assume it was and Ecological...

  14. Most morbid AH

    Some will call this sacrilege, but I like the film better than the book. The book was good, but not the Pulitzer-deserving masterpiece everyone was making it out to be. As for "worse", I assume you mean more morbid than the film? I would say yes; note for example that the film left out the...

  15. What Would A Modern Day Defence Scheme No. 1 Look Like?

    Has anyone read Ultimatum & Exxoneration by Richard H Rohmer? Some interesting ideas there.
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