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heft

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[quote who="t1ny_g0dzilla" reply="20" id="1854735"]Mine crashes too, unless I set compatibility mode to run in 256 colors, and even then almost nothing works - i get just the background image (Screen shot attached). I have to exit using alt-f4, and that results in a crash.Setting win98 compatibility mode results in crash.[/quote] Same results here. Are there any known workarounds?

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[quote]Did you post elsewhere in the forums? One of us might be able to help.[/quote] Actually, I did. And I think you did offer some advice. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

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The Serial Number should be the correct number to enter. Where did you get the number? Was the game purchased via Impulse? If it was you should have received the Serial Number via e-mail, and that number should work. But if you have a CD, then it would be on a sticker on the jewel case.

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You should also be able to find it in the game directory (i.e. Program Files/Stardock/TotalGaming/GalCiv2/Twilight). Naturally, it is a pdf file.

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[quote]entropy is not necessarily disorder, the Earth is not a closed system, 2nd law only discusses net entropy and not individual systems. in the future, please keep your oh-so-subtle creationist talking point bullshit out of the thread, google (and talk.origins) exist for a reason.[/quote] Oh, I'm sorry. Was I too subtle? The universe was created.

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[quote]Hmmmm...? The Second Law of Thermodynamics clearly states that all energy in the universe is rapidly becoming unusable. If this be so, then it follows that eventually there will no longer be usable energy in the universe, unless more is being created. Which directly contradicts the First Law of Thermodynamics, as it states that energy (and matter) can be neither created nor destroyed. We therefore are left with the conclusion that eventually the universe will have no usable energy left. I

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In terms of our present technology and knowledge base, it is impossible, for all practical purposes, to travel even to the nearest star system. (Though I acknowledge that there were things considered "impossible" 100 years ago that are now "possible..."). But if human civilization manages to survive that long, human nature will not change, and it stands to reason that there will be wars, politics, and miscellaneous pettiness.

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[quote]It just wants RAM , lots of it.[/quote] Same went for XP when it was new... It seemed to crawl with 128 MB on a Pentium III. Now a lot of people love how XP screams with 2 GB of RAM on a Dual Core (or a single core for that matter). So maybe there is hope for Vista after all...

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