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Reply to regarding planets with red indicators and colonization in Galactic Civilizations I Stardock Forums

It's been mentioned already, that only the test versions will show where the enemy is headed. But I gotta agree with that suggestion. Borders seem to be a very good idea. It may be space, but the idea of spheres of influence should be known to each race. Though I don't agree that a declaration of war should be automatic. If the enemy is many times more powerful, you might want to simply accept his rude behaviour.

Reply to Crash on Esc in Galactic Civilizations I Stardock Forums

Oh, one comment to the scroll bar. The window should be reset to top at the beginning of each round. Else you may get messages and not notice, as you scrolled down last turn and forgot to scroll up again. It'd also be nice if the scroll bar disappears when there is nothing to scroll through.

Reply to Bugs / Impressions in Galactic Civilizations I Stardock Forums

[Was there anything that might have blocked them? Were there red destination cursors on the stars? If you selected them, did they have any moves left?] Nothing blocked them. It affected most of my ships, and no matter where I tried to move them (even next square) they didn't move. And yes, they had movement left. .exe 01/07/2002 06.24 pm

Reply to Bugs / Impressions in Galactic Civilizations I Stardock Forums

Well, I've seen the naming bug a few times, but it doesn't happen to often, and is easy to miss. The fast switching bug on the other hand happens very often. I also experienced it with three or four different ships at once. And I also had trouble getting my ships to do, what I ordered. The ships suddenly began to freeze up and didn't move for many rounds. Colony ships sat next to their destination, and refused to colonize. I'm not sure if it began before or after I started th