Minotaur420

I've installed the demo and tried for several days now to launch the game, but every time it tells me the servers are down for maintenance. Just checking to see if anyone else is experiencing this...

Mars scientists and rock-huggers alike already complaining about damage to the environment. They say global warming is just beyond the large glass dome. -yea that turned out kinda lame

Ok, it's definately completely ridiculous to think that you could fuse to make whatever elements you want. As mentioned, each fusion reaction produces one molecule, and is extremely hard/expensive/long to set up and produces a lot of energy (hence using fusion to supply energy) And you can't exactly grab a comet out of space and bring it to mars. (they're hurtling along at many many tens if not hundreds of thousands of miles per hour) And I'm not exactly sure about what kind of wind there is on Mars, but with such low air pressure, there might not be much wind, or at least not strong wind, which means the wind mill turbines would not get moved very well. Nuclear or fusion reactor power plants are by far the best solution for providing energy. Sorry I cannot think of a way to provide nitrogen other than shipping it from earth, which would itself be very innefficient and costly, but most feasible so far.

i think i'm getting more of a star wars type vibe than 60's.....but i guess the two sort of coincide a bit. and i think you mean 70s not 60s anyway, because 70s was all that strange curvy architecture. and don't you know that the things coming out of each layer are all the rage in europe? errrr....well something like them, and only on the top. but still anyway, AWESOME building joerg. i wish you would make it a little smaller, but i guess it can be the centerpiece of my city the way it is.

wow that is so long and so big, but that should mean that we will end up with a better final product at least(because all the detail you included). Your work is truly amazing and inspiring rubik. way to go man.https://www.simtropolis.com/idealbb/images/smilies/9.gif>

how about, for anyone REALLY talented with gmax, and who hates themself enough to go through the painstaking process of modeling it, the San Francisco Marriot. http://www.emporis.com/en/il/pc/?id=118782&aid=8 it's probably my favorite known building, so it would be awesome if a seasoned modeler could have a go at it. (I have collected a bunch of other pictures that I can send as well)