Captain Patch

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[quote who="DARCA1213" reply="6" id="3559831"] Or else you get CTDs like I did on insane maps, back when I had a PC. [e digicons]:P[/e] Also, anti-analizing and texture-scopic-filtering (or something with a similar name) really slow down fps and memory so turn those off if you turned them on. (as the defult setting is off. [/quote] Well, I've played 139 hours without a CTD, so at least that much is stable. And I don't recall activating anything that

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But if I look at the game spec requirements, I see that even though it is older, it still fulfills the "Recommended" specs. 2.3 GHz, check. Four CPUs, check. 4Mb L2 cache exceeds the 3 Mb of the i5. 4Gb of VRAM exceeds the Recommended 1 Gb. And my hard drive is 1 Tb, so I exceed the Recommended 5 Gb by >500 Gb. &nbs

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Loving the game on the Insane map scale. [It's about time someone made a galaxy map feel like it was actually galaxy-sized!] HOWEVER, after 10 minutes or so, the game drags really, really bad. That goes on for about 5-10 minutes and then it goes back to normal. Then 5-10 minutes later, it's dragging again. Over and over again. It's not like my system is ancient or anything. I can't imagine how 8 Gb of RAM

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"Galactic Civilizations II: Dark Avatar 1.5X released The first update has arrived! By Frogboy Posted March 1, 2007 16:24:14 Stardock is pleased to announce that the first of many free updates to the award-winning expansion pack to Galactic Civilizations II has arrived.... To update, use Stardock Central which you can get in the downloads area here. This will update both Dark Avatar expansion pack users and users who have purchased the Gold Edition." T