Lately I have been addicted to Civ4 A LOT, and now I'd like to try out a game that simulates international relations more. I've heard differeing views on the Superpower games, but I'd just like to hear more opinions.
USA and possibly England as they both are powerful and might want more. England might want to get America back after the american revolution when the americans broke free of English control.Steely888
otto von bismark once said that the enxt biggest conflict will probably be started by some damned foolish thing in the balkans which predicted world war 1, and i think itll be the same except with the middle east for world war 3 )which would technically be world war 10, but thats not the point)
its has a small community, but its players arent really dedicated to the game. itll probably be dry in a couple years. i want to set up a tf2 360 community website, but im pretty broke and like i said, the community isnt really dedicated to the game. you can always upgrate your pc btw.Xeros606
i would upgrade my computer but im going to college soon i wont really have much money for that
im currently devating on whether or not i should get the orange box on 360. the pc version is not an option for me anymore because tf2 is a huge factor for me and i downloaded it for the free tf2 weekend and it didn't run all that well on my computer. I pretty much had to put it on the loswest settings and the framerate would still drop a ton, which puzzles me because the half life 2 demo ran almost perfectly at the default settings.
I heard that valve doesnt support team fortress 2 on 360, the controls dont exactly translate to the 360, and not nearly as many people play tf2 on 360 as pc, but am i at least able to get a decent experience iwth this version?
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