Thanks dude. #2 was definitely an opponents city. It was listed in the Kingdoms list. I later read in another faq that some other faction citys aren't supposed to upgrade by design. I'll look for and try the battle threshold option. Here's a new quirk. My king got married. Had a kid. The kid aged to 5 years old. The king and his wife stayed at age 28 the whole time from initial marriage to 5 year old kid. PLUS th
I think the game is quite fun and addictive, but I see several bugs that are annoying: 1.) The city names on the map sometimes show a different city name, though the details at the bottom of the page are always correct. Sometimes the city name is one of my cities, sometimes an opponents city. 2.) After taking over an opponents city, it remained stuck at level 1 and would not upgrade no matter how many people it had. 3.) After several tactical ba
I have been playing Galciv2 on version 1.1 for a while now and have noticed some odd bugs: 1.) When invading an enemy planet early on in the game where I have a much higher tech level than the enemy and I invade with only 1 billion 'troops' and the enemy planet has around 8 to 10 billion and I win, I have found that the computer gives me 1000 times more colonists after the battle than I invaded with. This is far more than the planet can support and for the next 2 turns, my influence
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