Originally posted by Daemon SinI would say so myself. They want you to download a file to start off with, just to play the game. Conquer club just requires that you have a browser.
Looks like the main game is against AI but it supports network play.
Personally, I'd stick to the free online version of Conquer Club.
I always feel a little dubious about downloading megabytes of data, when it is not necessary.
And after that, the download only gives you a 'free trial'. So balls toem, I recn.
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Originally posted by jimslyp69Sounds good. I learned from my brief foray into the D&D game (on-line) to be wary. That wasn't a cheap learning experience.
I would say so myself. They want you to download a file to start off with, just to play the game. Conquer club just requires that you have a browser.
I always feel a little dubious about downloading megabytes of data, when it is not necessary.
And after that, the download only gives you a 'free trial'. So balls toem, I recn.
edit: But the CC takes so looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong!
Lux (the RISK game I posted) has a sizeable online community. I just checked now and there are 11 network games going as I type this. It's got active forums where you can talk to the guy who develops it. There are rankings for those who like to brag. 🙂
There is the downside that it's not free. I bought it because I wanted to develop an AI for it. You can also create your own maps: there are over 400 user-made maps that anyone can download and play on.
You can play network games during the 20-game demo period.
