Sins of a Solar Empire: Diplomacy Pre-Orders Begin

Published on September 16, 2009 By Island Dog In PC Gaming

Ironclad Games and Stardock Entertainment are pleased to announce pre-orders for the upcoming Sins of a Solar Empire micro-expansion, Diplomacy. After 25 years of war, some elements of the TEC, Vasari and Advent have grown weary of conflict and desperately seek a respite. The decision is made to attempt peaceful negotiations to end the wars, but others view this new effort at diplomacy as the perfect means to destroy their enemies from within.

Sins of a Solar Empire: Diplomacy will add a new Diplomacy tech tree, new envoy cruisers, the ability to issue missions to other players, trade pacts, an entirely new relationship system, deadlier pirates and more.

http://www.impulsedriven.com/sinsdiplo

Comments (Page 2)

RonLugge

on Sep 17, 2009

IIRC They changed plans, the expansion after Diplomacy won't be "micro".

That was the spec I heard last... when did they confirm it?

Branko

on Sep 18, 2009

magus

reply 1

For those of us with TotalGaming.net tokens left will we be able to use them for this expansion?

I am curious about this as well. Can I use my last token on this?

lordkosc

on Sep 23, 2009

pre-ordered, me love sins

DuxViridis

on Sep 24, 2009

Branko

reply 17

Quoting magus, reply 1For those of us with TotalGaming.net tokens left will we be able to use them for this expansion?

I am curious about this as well. Can I use my last token on this?

I am also interested in whether I can spend token on this and/or Elemental.

Nitro Cruiser

on Sep 24, 2009

I am also interested in whether I can spend token on this and/or Elemental

Count me in too...tokens to spend.

thalatos

on Sep 24, 2009

give us something about diplomacy(iamges, moore info, something), words are beuty but dont can get oyu moore preders after the excitation of the new

lbgsloan

on Sep 29, 2009

While I'll probably pick this up asI mainly play Sins single player and co-op vs. comps, I'll wait until it's released before ordering. Really, I don't see the point of pre-ordering ANY game well in advance. Digital distribution means they will never 'run out of copies', and if the game ends up being bad and or really buggy you're screwed. Best to check forums and reviews a week or two later and see if people are singing its praises, or coming up with creative new profanity to call the developer.

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