zero_2121

zero_2121

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Case closed.....I am relieved that IC didn't leave such a huge loophole in the research system. They have thought of everything!! *ahem* Except for key-reference cards for us suckers who bought the game from brick and mortar stores! :) I couldn't help myself

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Maybe it was a lack of "Collector's Edition" content that drove them to include a basic reference card in the package. Maybe, reference cards cost $5.00 a piece to produce. Who knows! Next time you play the game try out every key, and every combination you can think of and start a "Standard Edition" wiki to help out all the others who happen to see the game in a store, buy it, and realize that there is no place in the manual that explains what buttons do what! :)

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We are in the same situation then HM. I did not want to music or tech poster, and assumed that a key card was almost mandatory for a game like this. I can't believe that a key card is getting me this worked up, but the situation leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

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Thanks for the clarification HM......still, let me be the first to say "LAME". I love the game, and want to fully support Stardock but geez isn't a key-card basic stuff. Hopefully there is DRM on the electronic version of the key-card pdf because I have a feeling it is going to be pirated by those suckers who *gasp* bought their game from a brick and mortar seller. If IC and Stardock chose NOT to place key maps within the manual where do they expect those who bought the game f

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