GarfunkeL
Racism Expert
It was good while it lasted. It seems that every community game is destined to fizzle out.
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Vapourware Aurora: Rebirth
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I lost access to a computer that could reliably run Aurora. It's a finicky bitch sometimes, disagrees violently with WINE, and I didn't want to spend the time setting up a Windows VM.
Hellraiser
Arcane
If Aurora only had proper support for network multiplayer pitboss style, this would not have been an issue.
Although a big problem in implementing that IMO, is that aurora forces you to research new component designs. If you could toggle it off for multiplayer, or do what Alpha Centauri does and have the first ship/base be a prototype that takes longer to build. That and sensor interruptions.
GarfunkeL
Racism Expert
Yeah, the game would pretty much had to be re-designed and re-built for proper multiplayer support.
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