Author Topic: Spore-Favorite Stage(s)?  (Read 1200 times)

My favorites are The Tribal and Space Stages
Tribal
Pros
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It is the first close to RTS type of the game
It is hilarious to see 12 men rush over a hill with stone axes then maul an Epic creature
Cons
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It is damn annoying how often animals come to steal your food
Space
Pros
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It is byfar the largest stage ever in the game
It has the most possbility
adding Galatic adventures makes that even better
Cons
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Start a war too early or too many at once and you will get your ass kicked all over the Game World
At the beginning finding a T2 planet is damn near impossible without terraforming or wars
Terra formers that use energy take a while to get and ammo ones are 100K-150K

Post Your Opinions Here
Tell us why you chose that and it cant be bullstuff like "If it wasn't for cell stage nothing else would be able to happen"
« Last Edit: July 12, 2009, 05:59:10 PM by Jacob/Lee »

Cell stage.
I thought it was fun.
« Last Edit: July 12, 2009, 06:20:55 PM by black knight »


None of them, they all disappointed me to no end.

Space is the only stage with any depth, which makes me sad.

I liked the Creature(?) stage, if you have wings you can fly around :D

I liked the Cell Stage, if you get eaten, you grow and eat the one who ate you >:D revenge tastes good

I liked the Creature(?) stage, if you have wings you can fly around :D

I liked the Cell Stage, if you get eaten, you grow and eat the one who ate you >:D revenge tastes good
Wait, I thought you get reset to last size after growth?

I remember using a mod package file that let you fly across bodies of waters. Was awesome :D

I remember using a mod package file that let you fly across bodies of waters. Was awesome :D
lol
If only I had that when i was running from the Grrrman
« Last Edit: July 12, 2009, 07:04:20 PM by Jacob/Lee »

Whats over those waters, Nick?

Whats over those waters, Nick?
Over?dunno
Under/on?Angry 1 hit kill sea monster

Ace

Any of the stages that don't cause my computer to stuff itself with errors.

So none of them.