Alsan

Alsan

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Hi everyone. I wonder when that is. For example, Altarians and me are allies and we're "good", but they went to war with Alexians which are also my allies. Why is that? Is it because our third ally, "neutral" Torians, attacked Alexians first, so Altarians are only "going alone"? Can a "good" civ attack a major or a minor unprovoked - that means that no one attacked them first (you know, with ships and army). Thanx fot the help.

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So far my tactic is to do some propaganda on all my planets two or three turns before the elections. I don't use propaganda at all (so far), but in that period I put it to 20% (don't want to be too annoying, ha ha). That usually works, because without propaganda morale is around 50%, and on election month it's about 60-70. But I'm playing my first real game, so maybe I'll change the tactic in future ones. Thanx DFox! P.S. How come you're a rookie if you are a "Veteran"? :SURPRISED:

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Thanks for the concern, Moser. I'll continue to play my first game without new event mods, and than I'll see what's out there to make the game more interesting. It's really nice to see that much additional work done by the fans. :)

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One question more: what's the percentage of girls playing GalCiv? It seems to me that game fans are 100% guys? Or am I wrong? Don't get me wrong, I'm not looking for a date or something, and I'm not a sexist, I'm just interested. This game is preety interesting for male and female, right? Or can I find the answer somewhere else too, DFox? :) Just kidding...

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Is there a mod that enable warnings (information windows - don't know the right word, but you know what I mean) about changes in races relations, so that I don't have to always check them in "treaties"? Sorry if I'm lazy or if I'm bothering, but I got good advices in this forum so far...

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