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<blockquote data-quote="Heretic Apostate" data-source="post: 379212" data-attributes="member: 696">Oy, vey, M.A.X. 2.&nbsp; Blech.&nbsp; Even after, what, four patches, it still wasn't playable.&nbsp; It was a great concept.&nbsp; I loved being able to produce the Concord biomachines (all those Alien things from the first game).&nbsp; The Sheevat units were interesting.&nbsp; But I never managed to get past turn 70 without a game-ruining crash.&nbsp; And saving and reloading, trying to prevent it from happening, didn't work either.With M.A.X. 1, there's a few leftover bugs.&nbsp; I keep getting engineers stuck.&nbsp; They'll be building something, and then they stop registering as there.&nbsp; I get so sick of it, I have my own units blow them up.&nbsp; In one game, I had to kill about a dozen of my own engineers, because of that problem.&nbsp; (I found out that this bug happens on certain squares.&nbsp; If you stop the engineer or constructor from building in that square, and NEVER use that square, then all is okay.&nbsp; It leads to ragged compounds, however...)Then there's the bug that crashes the computer to the desktop, too quickly to see what caused it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Heretic Apostate, post: 379212, member: 696"] Oy, vey, M.A.X. 2. Blech. Even after, what, four patches, it still wasn't playable. It was a great concept. I loved being able to produce the Concord biomachines (all those Alien things from the first game). The Sheevat units were interesting. But I never managed to get past turn 70 without a game-ruining crash. And saving and reloading, trying to prevent it from happening, didn't work either. With M.A.X. 1, there's a few leftover bugs. I keep getting engineers stuck. They'll be building something, and then they stop registering as there. I get so sick of it, I have my own units blow them up. In one game, I had to kill about a dozen of my own engineers, because of that problem. (I found out that this bug happens on certain squares. If you stop the engineer or constructor from building in that square, and NEVER use that square, then all is okay. It leads to ragged compounds, however...) Then there's the bug that crashes the computer to the desktop, too quickly to see what caused it. [/QUOTE]

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