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List All 1 PricesNow that the game is finding its feet so to speak, it is nice to see that the ‘community’ is also expanding. The game is now not so full of players keen to wipe you out – there are also a lot of ‘traders’ around, experienced players who can set up quickly & have goodies ready for sale early on in the game – these can really help to boost your ailing economy & allow you to get some good offensive/defensive fleets ready. Read more
I am now a wiser man than I was about a fortnight ago. It’s not a profound statement, but it is one that is worth saying. This is because of Time of Defiance, and it’s slower pace than most other strategy games out there. Read more
With the ability to cause sleep depravation, Time of Defiance offers a highly immersive online experience. Read more
Two years ago I was close to ruining my life. During 2000 and 2001 most of my friends were knee-deep in Planetarion, an online strategy game where you would most likely be addicted in a matter of days. Some of my friends were getting up in the middle of the night, just so they could check the status in their game of space dominion. At that time I was fully aware of my gaming addiction, and how leaving a game like that would be extremely hard. Read more
Wrap-Up: If you look at the big picture, Time of Defiance is a fairly decent game. It needs some work, but then again, what game doesn't? To say it short and sweet, it's one of those titles that are easy to learn, but extremely hard to master, and you can spend the entire day playing it without batting an eye. Read more
The reviews on this page are spot on. It's a completely addictive game on several levels. There's the day to day running of your mining systems, production operations and expansion and exploration. Then, because it's a real-time world with lots going on populated by real people behind the other empires, there's the whole 'relationship maintenance' thing to do with allies, neighbours and enemies. Read more
Ah, the old mining rights tale. Well, there I was stuck between two pretty massive opposing empires armed with nothing but a couple of mining ships and a water pistol, and the water pistol was empty. I figured if I could get enough cash to buy a decent battleship I might be ok in a "reduced numbers" fight, so I convinced one of the guys that I owned one of the other blokes islands (which he'd left pretty much unoccupied) and he could have mining rights to it for a one of... Read more