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[Kaje]

No worries dude! Glad I could help!

[Vattic]

It's a browser MMO, and it's set in space you play a House and try to increase your empire and move to more planets and make your house bigger and have better standing and reputation, I remember one of the areas of building you could go into was psionics

Imperium Nova?

[Graknorke]

A browser game set around city-building, army building and then management of said armies. Combat vessels were all airships and required food(?) for upkeep; city could have buildings upgraded like a forge for production, or a farm to sustain a bigger army, or a dock to provide an extra defense against attacks on the city, among others. Combat was simple and numbers based, some units had slight advantages over others or favoured certain tactical setups but generally the bigger fleet would win. You could attack other players' cities and "enslave" them, where they are forced to give you a certain percentage of wealth and resource income. It is possible to overthrow the conqueror from your city, but since they would be likely to have a strong military presence the mechanics somewhat favoured just waiting out the time until they lost hold from lack of presence.

I know I've asked about this one before but hey, maybe the crowd around here's changed

[1piemaster1]

A browser game set around city-building, army building and then management of said armies. Combat vessels were all airships and required food(?) for upkeep; city could have buildings upgraded like a forge for production, or a farm to sustain a bigger army, or a dock to provide an extra defense against attacks on the city, among others. Combat was simple and numbers based, some units had slight advantages over others or favoured certain tactical setups but generally the bigger fleet would win. You could attack other players' cities and "enslave" them, where they are forced to give you a certain percentage of wealth and resource income. It is possible to overthrow the conqueror from your city, but since they would be likely to have a strong military presence the mechanics somewhat favoured just waiting out the time until they lost hold from lack of presence.

I know I've asked about this one before but hey, maybe the crowd around here's changed

Battledawn? Awesome browser based game.

[Graknorke]

A browser game set around city-building, army building and then management of said armies. Combat vessels were all airships and required food(?) for upkeep; city could have buildings upgraded like a forge for production, or a farm to sustain a bigger army, or a dock to provide an extra defense against attacks on the city, among others. Combat was simple and numbers based, some units had slight advantages over others or favoured certain tactical setups but generally the bigger fleet would win. You could attack other players' cities and "enslave" them, where they are forced to give you a certain percentage of wealth and resource income. It is possible to overthrow the conqueror from your city, but since they would be likely to have a strong military presence the mechanics somewhat favoured just waiting out the time until they lost hold from lack of presence.

I know I've asked about this one before but hey, maybe the crowd around here's changed

Battledawn? Awesome browser based game.

I've seen Battledawn before, the game I'm thinking of is definitely similar, but it is literally just airships as military units.

[Kaje]

Freesky Online sounds similar.

[Graknorke]

Freesky Online sounds similar.

The name sounds familiar too. I think that might be it.
Though it doesn't exist anymore, which is a shame.

[Blaze]

This suddenly popped into my head but...

It was basically a single player MUD, all I remember was that there were things called "Mantras" that you can use.

[Sirus]

Could this be it?

[Blaze]

I'm afraid not, the game was played in real-time rounds, like an actual MUD.

[Sirus]

Then I have no idea, sorry

[Vgray]

I have vague memories of a shooter where you shoot spiders. I can't remember if it was just spiders. It was 2D with the spiders crawling from the top of the screen to the bottom I think.

[Markus]

DS game. Strategy rpg. Units faced the four non-cardinal directions. A hero unit commanded a group of generics in front of them. I don't remember much else-too much of a headache right now.

There might have been something about a hero in the name.

[puke]

I have vague memories of a shooter where you shoot spiders. I can't remember if it was just spiders. It was 2D with the spiders crawling from the top of the screen to the bottom I think.

Not Tempest is it?  I mean, that isn't 2d and the spiders crawled up instead of down, but I cant think of any other spider shooters.

[ollobrains]

world war 1 airplane game where u "influence" the front line based on where u attack.  wasnt red baron but u flew a red airplane early to mid 90s i think i saw this game