SlowPCGaming Star Wars: Commander

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Published on January 30, 2018 10:46:49 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASMia7p-C8s

Game:

Star Wars Commander (2014)

Duration: 45:54

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(Edgeworld)

These sessions are from my many sector bases. Three of these are currently under shields for their Headquarters only. This allows me time to anchor my base to the map as well as build up my offenses and defenses without daily interruptions from my enemies.

I like phonetic names, I enjoy playing evil characters such as ObamaVille, C.OB.R.A. Command, The Dyslexic Borg, and silly things like LunaSee or Space Kittens. I had previously tried to upload a 59 minute video only to have it rejected for being too long. So I recorded a new batch of videos at about 10 minutes each.

(Galaxy Life)

I play with one other person in an alliance. We routinely get attacked every few days. I have 11 out of 12 colony worlds. Each is as fully developed as its current level permits. I maintain an attack fleet with redundant waves of backup troops in queue for rapid deployment.

(Colonizers)

I'm basically updating all the offenses and defenses while chiefly ignoring attacks on my two worlds. When I feel I am good enough for a counter strike that is when I'll unleash ungodly hell upon my enemies :)

(Cower Defense)

I play this because I like the song Cows With Guns. Which of course is exactly what the game is about. I spend much of my time researching weapons and ships, replaying missions trying to gain batteries and donuts to use in the tournament matches, which boost my success rate. I have a long ways to go to finishing this game. Mostly because it takes so long to research everything.

(Bejeweled, Cosmo Bots, Jardinains 1 & 2, Rocket Mania, Water Bugs, War Heads, and many more older games)

I have beaten these two offline games many times over. I still enjoy playing. Particularly when I haven't played it for several months or years. War Heads used to be a game you could play against other people as well as play it offline. But the company that made it sold it off. To me this is the coolest version of the old DOS classic "Scorched Earth".

Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles are self-completing. This gives the viewing audience a chance to guess at what the finished puzzle will be. You may wish to use consequences or rewards for incorrect or correct answers with your team mates.

Laptop Specs below:

AMD Athlon x2 (2 GHz)
64-bit hardware
Windows 8.1 64-bit Home Premium Edition
4 GBs RAM (maxed out)
1366 x 768 15.6 inch LCD 16:9
built-in track pad with vertical scroll sensor
standard el cheapo 3-button optical mouse with clickable scroll wheel

Tower #1 PC Specs below:

AMD Sempron single core (2 GHz)
64-bit hardware
Windows ME
DOS 6.22
2 GBs RAM

Tower #2 PC Specs below:

AMD K6-2/500 (P2 equivalent 500 MHz)
32-bit hardware
VooDoo 3 3000 video card with S-Video out option (800x600)
Windows ME
DOS 6.22
384 MBs RAM (maxed out)
* Common Hardware for both Tower PCs
1366x768 19 inch LCD 16:10
standard el cheapo 3-button optical mouse with clickable scroll wheel
standard 104 key keyboard
no speakers

I'm improvising with the video from a low-end Windows 8.1 PDA which has zero controls other than start and stop. Video recordings will improve as I can afford new hardware.

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