balanced...). When two opposing fleets would meet on the star map a battle screen would pop up. The player would then be able to watch the battle take place, but could not control it. So is combat in GalCiv 2 going to be similar to this?
So is combat going to be kind of like the battle screen in Stars!
Quick question, did any of you guys lose rar files? ~SDC~
What really bugs me about MOO 3 is that they delayed Gal Civ's release for a month. Personally I think MOO 3 needed the extra month more than Gal Civ.
In 5C, the first contact message from the Arcean Empire has a fuuny typo. They tell you, "...you humans have created a great boom...". I'm guessing that "boom" is supposed to be "boon" :)
Ignore the rangers and take their star system early. That way their rangers will disapear.
On the mini map could you please give the Altarians a different color of blue for the sectors they control. It drives me nuts when I start next to them and can't tell with a quick look who owns what sectors. >:(
In all the games I have played the AI's have one severe blind spot, diplomacy. With the inclusion of more minor races this has only become worse. Each minor race seems to start off with ~5000bc, however they are horrible at researching techs. So what I have been doing is building scouts like mad in the early game to find the minor races. I then trade all the theory techs for ~150bc each month for 10 months. After the theory techs I trade non weapon techs for even more cash. With just two mino
1.) When a minor race surrenders to another race the game will crash if you go to the minor race screen in the diplomacy section and click any race. 2.) After I captured a planet with a rating of 28 the rating on all my other planets started to increase. By the end of my game that planet I captured had a rating of 42. 3.) If you capture a planet that is in the process of building a capital (econ, man, pol, or tech) you can continue to build that capital even if you already have
Also dead races still trade with me!!
I have played 2 more games and the samething keeps happening to me. I cannot conquer the last planet because a dead races ship is over the last planet. (:(
I'm at the end of my game; I only need to invade the Torian home world. So I send in some battleships and a transport. The problem is that I cannot attack this last world with either the battleships or the transport. When I click the world to get some info about it an Arcean battleship moves to the front of the screen over the planet, but I cannot attack the Arcean either. Also the Arceans are extinct. I still have the saved game, if you want me to upload it to you just tell me where.
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I think it would be nice for the player to decide how many colonists the "USS discovery" would have. How about allowing colony ships to land on a planet to unload and load colonists as the player sees fit. So a colony ship should be a one use ship when colonizing new worlds, but be able to land on worlds that are part of your empire as many times as needed. The only problem with this is that colony ships will almost be the same as transports, except that they cannot invade worlds. All this a
debug.err file Debug Message: ******* Starting Game Shell ******* Debug Message: Going Fullscreen Debug Message: RGB in format 5:6:5, Masks reported as f800:7e0:1f Debug Message: Now Fullscreen Debug Message: Shell initialization complete Debug Message: ***** Initializing Game ***** Debug Message: Timer Frequency is 0 369e99 Debug Message: Added fonts: VerdanaWhite11 VerdanaWhite12B VerdanaYellow11 VerdanaLtBlue11 VerdanaGreen11 Debug Messag
The new build always kicks me when I try to colonize my first world. The previous builds never crashed on me. Also, I hear none of the in-game music, but I do hear the event sounds. Windows XP pro Abit AT7 MAX RAID AMD Athlon XP 1900+ 512mb Corsair XMS PC3200 DDR RAM ATI Radeon 8500 128mb retail Creative Audigy Platinum
Anyone notice that some of the numbers in this game are a little odd. For instance population growth. You start off in 2178 with only 1 billion people. By 2189 it is easy to end up with ~60 billion people on a large map with rare habitable words. I seriously doubt that rabbits could pull that kind of growth off let alone people. Another problem with the game and its growth rates involve the alien civs. The had maybe 8 billion people apiece, that is much lower than the 60 billion people in my
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