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<blockquote data-quote="Hatchling Dragon" data-source="post: 5205" data-attributes="member: 580">Oh they're out there, I just can't remember any names off-hand.&nbsp; Mentioned so that this line doesn't make him give up hope.Acutaly (at least in Homeworld: Cataclysm) you can actually turn the game speed down to damned-near stop-motion.&nbsp; I also believe it's possible to give orders and what-not while paused.Unfortunately you can't really design ships, but by picking and choosing which technologies you develop, and in what order, you can simulate the effect to a slight degree.&nbsp; On the plus side, your fleet for a scenario is whatever you had left from the previous scenarios, including resource stockpiles.&nbsp; If you're at all like me rebuilding a base over 'n over 'n over gets so annoying.Yes, it's true 3D with attacks from the sides as well as above and below, and the game's just plain 'pretty' to look at.&nbsp; The story's good, without being over-done, and I found it pretty easy to 'get into the role' of Fleet Commander.Now, if they'd only come out with Homeworld 3, where they combine some of the features of the first two into the perfect 'true 3D' space game, *sigh*.&nbsp;&nbsp; Maybe that would include customizable ships/designing.Hatchling Dragon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hatchling Dragon, post: 5205, member: 580"] [B][/b] Oh they're out there, I just can't remember any names off-hand. Mentioned so that this line doesn't make him give up hope. Acutaly (at least in [i]Homeworld: Cataclysm[/i]) you can actually turn the game speed down to damned-near stop-motion. I also believe it's possible to give orders and what-not while paused. Unfortunately you can't really design ships, but by picking and choosing which technologies you develop, and in what order, you can simulate the effect to a slight degree. On the plus side, your fleet for a scenario is whatever you had left from the previous scenarios, including resource stockpiles. If you're at all like me rebuilding a base over 'n over 'n over gets [b]so[/b] annoying. Yes, it's true 3D with attacks from the sides as well as above and below, and the game's just plain 'pretty' to look at. The story's good, without being over-done, and I found it pretty easy to 'get into the role' of Fleet Commander. Now, if they'd only come out with Homeworld 3, where they combine some of the features of the first two into the perfect 'true 3D' space game, *sigh*. Maybe that would include customizable ships/designing. Hatchling Dragon [/QUOTE]

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