Don't be sad, my friend. I thought your post was insightful and clearly stated. I just can't think of a way to implement your idea without major changes to the current game model. Attacking another race's property is an act of war. Period. The only way around this is for the injured party not to know who injured them .
Another way to document any problems you are having is to download 'SmartException' from Stardock. (free) Let it run while you play. When the game crashes, it will record the facts. Follow the instructions on the screen, and e-mail to Stardock. Easier for you, but will take a bit more time. The quickest way would still be to post the debug.err, as many of us here have become rather adept at reading them, and you will have an answer much sooner. GC is a pretty stable program, all in all, so I c
I like that idea, Tertullian. The ability to actually influence a vote would indeed add 'spice'. Your solution should be fairly easy to implement, I should think. Just add it to the trading screen, with the trade goods, perhaps. 'Vote for', or 'Vote against' the proposal.
Does the way I vote in the UP affect my relationships with the other races? I have not noticed any real cause and effect in this area, though the affect itself could be so subtile as not to be easily recognized. If the answer to my original question is no, then I believe that this is something that should be looked at more closely. If, for example, I am trying to get to close relations with a certain race, perhaps supporting their position in the UP would be just the thing to put them over the
I agree with you on this matter. In DA, espionage is being expanded, even to the point of sabotaging planetary improvements. I would like to see it expanded even further, with the ability to sabotage starbases. It would,indeed, be useful to be able to remove a particularly irritating base without the AI knowing just who did it.
Great news, Wheeloffire, glad that I could have been of some small assistance.
Hello, Wheeloffire. I also had a little difficulty at first uploading, until I realized that the system will only accept images with a size no larger than 50x50 pixels. If you are using XP, just right-click on the image you want and chose edit. This should send it to Microsoft Paint. There you can play around with the numbers and change it to the correct size. If this is the cause of your problem, there will be an error message stating this when to trying to upload. Note to Stardock: The color
Hello, Shiva. I don't really consider this a problem. This has been around for...well, I don't really remember a time when this didn't happen. I just click on the next planet in line, then click back, and the correct stats appear. I would guess that this has something to do with the way that the game updates stats. Two mouse clicks of your time translates into hours, or days of dev time to change.
Thank you, Kryo, for your prompt reply. I too, use AVG. I have downloaded and installed SmartException, and have generated and sent a report. Thank you as well, S1Genocide. I will disable AVG, and see if that rectifies the problem. I must admit, though, that I am a little nervous about running the 'puter without protection, and would hope that Stardock can identify the problem, and perhaps add the fix in one of the upcoming patches. Must leave now- Having a bit of a problem with the Torians; I t
Every time that I have tried to drop GC to the desktop, I get the message: GC has encountered a problem, and must close. Am I doing something wrong? This has happened with every version up until now. I will post a debug, if necessary. Mistralok
I wouldn't classify this as a bug; more of a 'glitch', really. The attachment points on the Yor medium hull are skewed. I'm talking about the hull in the middle. Try to attach something to the front canard, and it shows up in the rear; but always at the same point. There are other points that do the same thing. This isn't a random thing, it happens the same way every time. Should be easy to fix, though. I play as a custom race, if that makes a difference.
I actually have never used this particular advantage; 70% seems unrealistic to me. Even now, the Earth is swiftly becoming overpopulated. We are eating up our resources at an ever increasing rate. The forests of the world are being hacked down, the seas are overfished to the point of becoming barren, and mineral deposits are quickly being depleted and fed into factories that are poisoning our air and water; to the point that if something is not done, this planet will soon be uninhabitable. Coul
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