I'd pay for the video reviews but I just don't trust reviews anymore.
John Hamp
Double click on them.
I've had this happen too but it's not been reproduceable.
The graphics just keep getting better and better. I also like that the ships finally move 1 at a time instead of all at once. Makes the game flow much better. The biggest fun improvement is the changes in expenses. Things don't take so long to build so the game moves a little faster. Suggestions: You need to make some of the later social projects not take so long. Even on a class 32 planet with 200 billion people on it there was no way to build some of hte later social imp
Some people are easily impressed I guess. The shareware version of wb does cut out quite a bit of stuff like scrollbars so if you're just using that i bet style xp can look good. But for people with jobs, 20 bucks is nothing and the advantages of wb are magnificient.
But you need a lot more than just DesktopX to do a full suite.
I think what he meant was something that used the Internet to find out what someone else was looking. Whatever Skin Treetog or someone chose would become our skin automatically even if it had to grab it.
Same here. What is he talking about?
I see.
I want to know the results but I don't usually spend any hours skinning. how can I see the results?
Gamespot's latest poll for most anticipated strategy game completely ignores the existence of Galactic Civilizations. :(
When's the next build?
I have EU2. It's a decent game but nothing like a AAA game. It only has scenarios and very limited campaigns. The AI is awful too. It's decent but it really plays like a game written by a couple of guys.
MOO2 was too much micro management. The thing I hope GalCiv avoids is bad end game scenarios where each side is in a race to annihilate the others worlds.
I see a lot of people getting signed up but not many of them posting feedback. :(
What was its attack/defense?
LOL. I consider being able to mold a game to my liking to be a great opportunity.
I'd like to see rotating asteroids and stuff.
I find GalCiv pretty straight forward, especially compared to other games in the genre.
I'd like to see a technology or something that lets your ships be able to get anamolies.
I like how things have progressed. But in a game like this it revolves around diplomacy trade and the united planets. how do you even get to the united planets?
My only worry is about whether STrategy first will treat this game with the proper respect. This game stands head and shoulders above most of the games they publish. I hope it doesn't get thrown together with drek like disciples ii.
I like it too. But the WinCustomize one is nicer. I would like to see those features added here.