[quote who="Sammual" reply="9" id="1917401"] Quoting Carl Aylward, reply 23 Am I the only person who dose not really care about this new game? Yes. Not really, I'm sure that there are a lot of people who don't care but those of us who do are fanatics. Sammual [/quote] There are probably a lot of people who dont care about the game. However, the nature of this particular thread is to tell th
Huh, this Wednesday is still October. I thought you said you wouldn't be announcing this until November... I guess I shouldnt look a gift-horse in the mouth. Now, I must patiently wait until Wed.
In the last sentence... do you mean "wife" or "partner" rather than "husband"? Otherwise, good read.
Your name is Ben too? Sweetness. I might try writing an AAR of my own when 2.0 comes out, but it all depends on whether or not i can get off my lazy rear and do it. Nice start by the way.
If a planet is suffering, building farms is one is not going to help you. High population planets oftentimes are suffering from overcrowdedness so adding farms means you simply get more people complicating the situation. To understand what is affecting the planet's morale, open up the planet view screen and place your mouse cursor over the planets moral number and you will get a breakdown of what is affecting the planet so you get an idea of what you may need to do to fix it. Sometimes, howev
I was always more interested in passive spying anyway. Nice to know I wont need to bankrupt my economy just to get some info on people in a timely fashion.
I was expecting so much more. You are the worst developer ever SD. Where are the carriers! Jk, this is awsome! Now I can build whatever ship I want whenever I want. I typically win my games by influence or diplomacy before I even get to Large hulled ships (not to mention the Huge style). And did I see you were adding a new ship style as well???? And now a new manager to help me build starbases which I have just started getting into? Be still my beating heart. I cant wai
So sad. But the Krynn will return! Good job writing this, too bad ur pc died.
One interesting idea that came up during beta (when every ship in existance had a big maintainance cost assossiated with it) was decrease ship maintainance to like 1bc (as an example) when they are in orbit of a planet, but increase it when they were outside of orbit. That would probably be as close as Stardock would get to forcing ships back into orbit of a planet and lets face it, this is a game and meant to be fun. Yes, there has to be some realism, but the idea you are talk
Yes, it is the one you meant. Merchant Trade Complexes are one per planet, Barter Stations should (but dont) upgrade to the Merchant Emporiums.
If the Altarians were on the verge of being defeated with 11 worlds and 15 Frigate sized and greater ships, then the Krynn must have been holding on for dear life. Celebrate good times!
I saw the midnight showing. :D
Never knew how this much action could occur in a Tiny galaxy. Thanks for your answer to my question by the way.
Question, does placement of "armies" on the Invasion Screen really matter or was your description made up to give your losses a more realistic feel? Otherwise nice AAR.
So I take it Red Flight managed to beat one fleet of Yor fighters.
Yeah. Or maybe I'm just the only one not dazed by the amazingness of your story to post. ;)
Nice twist in the story. Makes one wonder how many are truly loyal to the Way within the Krynn Consulate.
I am reading this now, and I think its good. I like how you made the leadership of the Krynn various different races. Helps capture the theme that the Krynn are a made up of differet species. Lets hope that Drengin Admiral knows his stuff. The Krynn are on of my favorite races so I wanna read more.
Dont forget Africa!
I'm not sure if your roleplaying ignorance as to who is manipulating the Altarians. If you are roleplaying, then ignore my next paragraph a few spaces down. If not, and you dont want me to burst your bubble, ignore said paragraph. Its the Drath and their Super Manipulator ability. Makes it cheaper for them to convice other people to go to war with another civ. You can tell its the Drath because of the "a power with a great deal of persuasion encouraged us to do so" sentan
[quote]Duncan's way too easy, Dune. All of 'em. At least all Frank's of 'em.I think I'll love this thread, let's give it a go...Hmm...Ignace KarkasyDavid Bowman[/quote] No idea about David Bowman, but isnt Ignance a rememberancer from the Horus Heresy Warhammer 40k series?
[quote]Blast! Stardock, reveal your secrets to me! What is your yet announced project going to be! I demand you to answer me because:1. I'm a fan.2. I'm no threat3. Because I know deep down you guys are alright. With maybe the exception of Brad.4. Please? It's going to be a turn based land based fantasy strategy game. And that's all we're allowed to say. [/quote] Sounds like a virtual Warhammer. When can we sign up for beta?
Try running as administrator. I had similar problems and that cleared it up.
The Dread Lords? I think the Cerulean Union's problems are just starting.
Also, placing agents stops production of the building they are placed on. Some buildings (starports and initial colonies) cant have agents put on them, but as far as I know, all the other buildings are fair game. This makes spies useful in certain situations. Attacking a planet? Place a spy on a farm for one turn and billions starve, making the planet easier to attack. Wanna stop a planet from making ships? Place your spies on their industrial centers and they wont be doing anything on the plane
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