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If a game is going to do that, then it should make it very clear that you're screwed, so you don't spend ridiculous amounts of time trying to find a way forward that doesn't exist.
And you shouldn't be able to save an unwinnable game, though this is less important in a game with frequent and numerous autosaves.
At least call it "Lutetia II" or "jr." or something.
They are calling it "21 Lutetia".
Basically, a good LCD HDTV can add 40-80ms of input lag, and hardcore gamers such as myself complain about that (justifiably so). OnLive adds this same kind of latency. If it really is 150-200ms before multiplayer network latency, it is indeed useless for playing multiplayer games online.
I wouldn't be at all surprised if OnLive started putting servers for multiplayer games right in their datacenters, giving you very little network lag to compensate for the input lag.
Am I supposed to be an idiot or something!?
Yes, game publishers would very much like it if you were an idiot.
We're a prozac and adderal nation now.
Bread and circuses isn't exactly a new invention.
"And do you think (fop that I am) that I could be the Scarlet Pumpernickel?" -- Looney Tunes, The Scarlet Pumpernickel (1950, Chuck Jones)