I figured it out. You have to send a ship directly on top of another. then when you select the "pile" you can see all the ships there. But these peacemakers . . . . dang closest thing to a computer cheat. I built a fleet of five large ships: missles 100 damage each Aeon (?) Point Defense System 60 Ship hitpoints 84 I barely do any damage. They have only missles and shields. BlackHole weapons don't do me any good.
I am in desperate trouble!! I have unleashed the Peacemakers. Some of there fleets are made up of 25 ships!!!!! They use rockets and use shields for defense. I figured I would build a medium sized frigate that used Blackhole mass and missle weapons. I chose the Aeon (sp?) point defense. In short, the perfect counter. I know that fleet size depends on your logistics skill. Mine allows for 57. Each of these fighterd takes up 7 logistic points. I am around 37 . . . I need more in
The peacekeepers brought my pretty decent rig to a standstill. I wouldn't bother me, but if by the time they are done, I am lowest in the millitary ranking and my neighbors aren't, then it has to be considered a bug.
Yep. I have the Gold Edition. I played on the easiest setting.
wow. I won a mission and I am not sure what I did. It was the first one in the campaign.
do your own ship designs actually effect anything?
Yep. I got a subscription to Gamespot.com and and went to all games that scored 9 out of 10. when I saw this game I was intrigued. My past game experience was Rebellion, Starcraft, and more recently Empire at War and its expansion Forces of Corruption. But when I saw nearly every reviewer in the world give Galactic Civ II such high praise I could not resist and THEN this was only days before the expansion was to arrive AND THEN even that came EARLY!!! The devs seem uber reponsive to the fan
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