[quote who="Volt_Cruelerz" reply="7" id="3141964"]It takes time to roll out diplo, but if you do, it's can result in a very powerful advantage later in the game. If you're doing an FFA though, are you locking teams? If you're locking teams, then of course it's pointless.[/quote] unlocked teams, anything goes! No diplomacy victory though.
[quote who="Pbhead" reply="4" id="3141072"]you are going to have a hard time finding players then.[/quote] Already have nine players actually. Most of my buddies bought Trinity when it launched on Steam. Of course, I imagine we'll lose one or two due to STUFF, but that still leaves a pretty epic match. I'll look up some aggressive strategies. What are people's opinions on investment in the Diplomacy tree? Worth it at all? &nbs
Don't particularly care about winning as long as I am having fun. I'm a frequent player of the board game Twilight Imperium, which I suspect Sins is based off of, or at least inspired by. They're certainly related anyway, somehow! tl;dr six or seven hour games are common. We're doing this. Also, corvettes? That's Rebellion content, no? We're playing Trinity. There are no corvettes.
Greetings all, I'm a new player to Sins. Glad I found the game! I've managed about 4 games so far, usually with other noob buddies or against AI. Starting to find Normal AI pretty easy to deal with. That being said, I'm not pro, and I don't plan on dedicating much time to being pro. I take the games pretty casually and all for fun. I actually quit SC2 because it was too serious. Enough biography. Just bec
