You know, if I wasn't resigned to the fact that humanity is going to die by self-immolation, I might be worried, or care in a fashion. I really don't. Your ignorance has been, quite honestly, the funniest moment in my day. It's completely obvious you don't know ANYTHING, in any way, shape, or form. If I meet you on the street, my mocking will rock you to your core, and you will fall asleep desperately looking for a way to prove to yourself that you're worth something. You won't find it.
Tertian
Okay guys, I really could use some help here: What are the requirements for setting a planet as your homeworld? I'd really prefer to move that nice bonus to my class 26 planet, but the icon is darkened out. Please help...
Wow, thanks guys. Been a great help :)
The problem was created after DA combined with TA, in my opinion. Everything costs tons of maintenance, so with %100 production you would need tons of tax planets to keep it all going. Also, you can't expand too fast or you'll just keep losing money.
Darn. Well, anyway, now I have a whole bunch of Dark Avatar files popping up in my search window. Do you think I should just send the DA to the trash, then empty it? What's the preferred method? :P
Thanks Sir. How do I uninstall DA? lol Seriously, going through the control panel > Add or remove programs, it doesn't show up. and it doesn't show up on the DA menu either. Or the autorun... Also, can I play TA without DA?
Sigh. Kanil, if I wanted to play DA, I'd freaking play DA. It's the same if I want to play DL, then I want to play what I know as DL, I don't want to play DA with less features. I just prefer the old DL where you didn't have to research trade technologies etc.
So are you guys sure that simply uninstalling DA will reset the values? thanks.
Ok. The reason why I really don't want to play is that GC2 is nearly identical to DA now :(
Ok, so, I bought GalCiv II and all and really enjoy it, it is really fun incredibly addicting etc. I liked it enough that I decided to buy the DA and TA expansion packs. However, at this point, I was still a newbie. So I start up DA and sit in awe at the graphics and general awesomeness of everything, then get a game started with 5 AIs on "dunce" as their difficulty. I noticed all the new features to the game, but when I went to my homeworld to build structures, I was disappointed at the b
so, you know, im a newbie, and as im playing i usually try to isolate my opponents to build without resistance and crush them. i was wondering though, do other players consider it cheap or cheating to go the the right hand side of the screen (above the minimap) and turn on the "influence viewer" which shows what your opponents control? because i do this to formulate a strategy, and i have it on most of them game to see where th
wait, homsar, you said download the expansion pack, is it free? i was under the impression it was another purchase...
woops sorry, this sounds confusing "i just dont know how to make an npc that was my ally my enemy" i mean i dont know how to change an npc that was my ally to an enemy.
I have some questions about the game because im a newbie for example: im really bad and am currently learning first how to build my civilization up before learning to fight, so i've been playing tiny/medium/small maps, having one person (npc) playing with me with they're intelligence set to fool and them as my ally so they dont attack
I have some questions about the game because im a newbie for example: im really bad and am currently learning first how to build my civilization up before learning to fight, so i've been playing tiny/medium/small maps, having one person (npc) playing with me with they're intelligence set to fool and them as my ally so they dont attack