There is a way around this, but it consists of spawning a quest. The quest is a simple choice dialogue and if you have a particular resource unique to your kingdom / empire. You recruit that particular hero as that cost. As abob101 stated, the "simple" answer is no. I can probably think of other ways to do it, but that is the only one that comes to mind at the moment.
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I actually don't like the hexagonal look. But I don't claim one to be dated or not dated. Squares have a natural progression to 3 dimensions, whereas hexagons do not. Navigation done on the world is done via squares not hexagons. I'm not arguing going for squares over hexagons, just saying I don't care for hexagons for maps in general.
I suppose your right in presenting the case where you have defensive treaties where if war is declared on you your allies would join the fight. In the aggressor, non-aggressor the idea of the territorial boundaries in space are all speculated anyway. We cannot forget the right of innocent passage through territorial waters. This allows ships to travel through another nations territorial waters without being seen as an act of war. Of course, the details of well established trade routes
[quote who="androshalforc" reply="30" id="3472077"]i could agree with this on condition that if i had closed borders and you violated those borders without declaring war i could destroy your ship while its in my space without having to declare war[/quote] But if you do such a thing to any of my ships, I'll declare war on you. No matter my power at the time. Thereby defeating purpose of capturing / destroying my ship without declaring war. It boils down to should there be a
You can add several buildings. At the moment, I do not know of a limit to the number of buildings on a town.
[quote who="Lucky Jack" reply="23" id="3471706"] Quoting parrottmath, reply 22To physically remove your elements from your well established area cannot be anything, but be a declaration of war. I agree with your reply with the exception that I would call this act an "act of war" instead of a declaration. [/quote] Yes, this would be an act of war, so diplomatically if war was undeclared it would (should) be declared by the aggressor.
It boils down to the military border you establish is only applicable if you are willing to fight for it. Thus, if the other nations intrude on this space, it is you who should declare war. They should abide by your set boundaries yes, and if you say that is an act of war for the entrance of those ships, then declare war on them. The only natural borders in space are the planets themselves / any place you put a space station. These are the only areas which you have a physical presence
They were going to but the planet screen messed up on the stream. So, I think that they avoided them out of principle.
I'm liking the working planet screen look :) Plus, the major highlight is Adam's ship. I cannot wait to see another one for the next dev stream.
Can't wait to see what you are bringing on this fine day. Edit: Here are some questions... There has been some discussion on the forums about the Borders of each civilization. The sphere (blob) of influence being seen as your territorial border vs. a cultural border. Are there going to be any changes on how Galactic Civilization is going to deal with the borders? In regards to the shipyards, are there still more models being added to each of the civilization
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[quote who="jim_viebke" reply="11" id="3470869"] I'd like to play a wildcard (if you will). Does Minecraft look dated? Reduced 90%Original 627 x 345[/quote] Yes. Minecraft started with dated graphics. Does a pixel art game have dated graphics? Yes. If someone wrote a game with the old CGA graphics, just because it is new or popular, does not mean the graphics are not dated or one cannot enjoy the game. The rendering of the graphics may be new, but the grap
I see them more as cultural borders, in which one has political influence. One issue that Galactic Civ suffers is that the genre norm is fixed borders any intrusion must be seen as an act of war and thus the opposing player entering your borders must declare war first or have a treaty otherwise they cannot enter your lands. This is no where near the way things should be done. If someone with an army enters your land, you can declare war on them, they do not need to declare war f
[quote who="Primal_Savage" reply="108" id="3470541"]3. I know you've already played with UnitGroupingType for LH 1.7 so my comments may be off a bit but can you make the UnitGroupingType modder-friendly? Pretty hard to do anything w/ them at the moment: I can't even change the DisplayName >Party 300 Are you talking about how you cannot change the UnitGroupingType from the mod
Influence boundaries are not national territory. They are where your culture has spread in a rough sense. Inhabitants in these areas tend to follow your ideas of thinking and generally tend to follow the social trend of that society (who has influence). The only real national boundaries in GalCiv are the planets themselves. If you feel that entering your zone of influence as a declaration of war, then declare war on that individual. Otherwise, If they enter your borders and you don
Great stuff as usual... Will the shipyard have a phantom ship being constructed when it is being built. You know a un-constructed ship slowly being built with sparks and stuff on the main map. Giving an idea of what is being built... at least tiny, medium, large ship. Just a flavor construction type.
I'm liking the adventure setting your are producing here.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="67" id="3469393"] Quoting GFireflyE, reply 64 Could we have more use from all the little extras collected along the way? I'm thinking of wolf pelts, skrath skins, love notes, etc. It would be really nice if they created little Easter eggs or items or something. This is a really interesting idea. Let me ask Derek.[/quote] There is a way of doing this via a quest. If one were to spawn a very specific quest (possibl
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[quote who="DARCA1213" reply="30" id="3468735"] Quoting parrottmath, reply 29 You only have to pay to save the game in space (while flying). I laughed at this hysterically in PUBLIC when I heard this! Do you have any idea how crazy that sounds? Its not excusable under any circumstance to pay to saveyour game Parrotmath...maybe that would make sense if you weren't using parrot math! DARCA [/quote] I&
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You only have to pay to save the game in space (while flying). You can save the game for free while docked.
Nice Kryo, you have ended his despair. ;)
I think this is good news. I think you would receive a better reception with these other features included vs. absent. Are you adding more races before the beta or with the beta will these races be included?
I've been fighting this temptation.... why do you post things like this...
Very nice list for these hours of work.
I think it is a subtle hint on things... but he is not allowed to say. ;)
I look forward to some changes on things. I do hope that the auto-resolve and tactical combat will produce closer results to each other ;)
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