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 As you have probably noticed, this site has been made for the game: Civilization. Though somewhat out of date now, all over the word some gamers are still playing this game and will continue playing it for many years to come. What is it about this game which makes it so addictive so some people? The graphics? No. The age? No. The story. Hope not. The interface? In the minds of some primative people, yes. What is it that makes this game addictive? Well, I'm sure if you've played this game and enjoyed it, you will say, "The feeling of power." Not many games of today offer you as much flexibility as Civilization. You can mock your adversary when he meets you face to face. You can control multiple armies. You can conquer your enemies and take all their money, cities, and technology. You can pay enemy cities to revolt against their ruler, and work for you. You can pay your adversaries to destroy an even threat. You can become allies with your enemies. And amongst all this, if you play well you also have the added feeling of being the most powerful man (or gal) in the world. Convinced? No? "What? There's more?" you say. No, I'm not going to say any more I think that's enough said about the game features for now. I have read what some people said about their web sites, and I will quote one of them: "This web site was made on a Pentium 650." Ok I thought, then I had a look at it closer, and it was actually made on Microsoft®™ Front Page®!! So what's the problem? Front Page® can run on a 486DX!! You don't need a whappin' big n' fast system to make it run! I call that pathetic. And when I had finnished looking at it, I thought I could do better, even with an authorizing system (which is what I'm using right now) which can run on a 286!!!!!! There are a number of things I could say about this, but I won't bother, cause you probably didn't know that you need less system requirements to make a web page than you need to view one. |
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