Somehow I still didn't get the command sequence to 'fleet' a number of ships. Can someone please spell it out?
DMF
Heck, for that matter, Keynesian theory has been shown not to apply very well to the real world. Cutting the over tax rates when above about 40% will stimulate the realization of profit and thus encourage investment, but the spending increases - even of the Fed Govt - are *way* too small to have any real effect on the economy. Galciv does model the Laffer curve in taxation (why Income rolls off at rates over about 50%), but the populous does not respond like investors, and t
[This is not intended to be a cross-post, the sucky newsy forum sw can't figure out which group to put it in.] I got a recession that not only didn't end, it was race-specific. Actually, the "recession ended" panel did appear, but I never could get anywhere near the pre-recession production afterwards. First, this is my first Galciv game since the OS/2 version. Doing well and staying in front of the Altarians (barely). Built up a nice treasury (6000+). Star Fede
I got a recession that not only didn't end, it was race-specific. Actually, the "recession ended" panel did appear, but I never could get anywhere near the pre-recession production afterwards. First, this is my first Galciv game since the OS/2 version. Doing well and staying in front of the Altarians (barely). Built up a nice treasury (6000+). Star Federation and first in Influence, Economy, Tech, and Military. Got the "recession" warning screen but blithely ignored it until
Yeah, I havs some muscle memory from Empire, where W is Wait. I guess the equivalent is to click Find, but I wish there were a keystroke. ~SDC~
The W key is not documented in the users manual. It throws the ship into Sector Sweep mode. I hit it by accident an now can't figure out how to get it [i]out[/i] of Sector Sweep mode. What other undocumented keys are there? ~SDC~
I got a recession that not only didn't end, it was race-specific. Actually, the "recession ended" panel appeared, but I never could get anywhere near production afterwards. First, this is my first Galciv game since the OS/2 version. Doing well and staying in front of the Altarians (barely). Built up a nice treasury (6000+). Got the "recession" warning screen but blithely ignored it until I hit -800 negative treasury. All my worlds went bad on Morale, but I had remembered