Will do. Thanks. :HOT:
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I know. I just like having a hard copy of the game. It's why I ordered the CD + Download version of GalCiv when it was first released. I was pleasantly suprised when it showed up in a nice DVD case :HOT:
I bought right from Stardock around the time of the Beta so I could play it. The CD is still usable, but it seems like the sticker is really starting to peel away, and it'll probably be no good soon. I don't know why it happened. Just some freak occurance :notsure:
Is it possible to get a replacement CD, or if I wanted another one would I have to buy the game again. I went to install it today and I noticed some kind of film on the CD through the jewel case. When I pulled the case open the CD was stuck to the clear part of the case. From what I can tell it looks like some top layer of the CD's label sticker got stuck for some reason, and it's now peeled off, making the CD looks real weird, but still usable for the moment.
I know that there are sliders already in place that allow for universal control over Military, Research, and Social. But is there a way to control what a planet does at the planetary level? For instance, if I have a planet that is out of social projects, could I tell it individually to allocate all resources toward Military projects?
Pre-ordered and downloaded it the same day (Saturday the 13th). No problems.
Last night I got a CTD, and this morning when I went to play the campaign I was on level 3 (I haven't beat level 2 yet). I ended up losing because for some reason the difficulty was too high, and when I hit the campaign button to start again I was back on level 2. [Message Edited]
No, I hadn't. Now everything is on one mail address. Thanks damoose :HOT:
Hm, I just ordered the Altarian Prophecy, and made a new Stardock Sales account (for my current e-mail address). I guess this also changed my Galciv registration to the same one. At least that is taken care of :D Can I still get my regular Stardock login e-mail changed by mailing sales? Or is that another matter. [Message Edited]
Ah, I see. Glad to know it's back working though. While i'm here, I might as well ask this question. I don't have access to the e-mail address I used to sign up for Stardock and register the game. Can I change the e-mail address associated with such things?
Hm, it seems after reading your message it uh, decided to work. That's odd. Thanks fsk+ :)
I just re-installed stardock central, and everytime I try to login in, it tells me that it has "Failed to update account information". I thought my login/pw was wrong, but it's the same thing I use for Stardock/Here. Is anyone else having this problem?
I think the prospect of continuing games like that would be really cool. I don't like going the military route because i'm not good at it, but it's not like i'm exactly "good" at the others. And Starvald, what is the problem you have with SS2 exactly? The game works with XP with the latest patch and such, unless this is an installation issue.
My inability to change my style just cost me this one game. Small galxy with a scattered setting. I had the worst starting position ever. 3 stars with one habitable planet (feasibly) each. That's counting Earth. The only thing I had going for me was I had 2 resources all to my self that I immediately threw starbases onto. Since it took me a while to find anyone, I wasn't getting much money from trade, so things were taking longer to research and to build. I finally managed to finda minor-civ an
When I ordered the game a little while ago I did the option of having the game shipped w/ download option (because i'm impatient and wanted it RIGHT THEN :D) If I remember right, all I did was download a zip or something to my hard drive and installed from there. I have no idea why you keep downloading the game. Though, I deleted anything I had to download when I recieved the CD not too long ago.
When it comes down to 4x games, I always find myself playing the same. It basically boils down to me trying my hardest to stay atop of research and trade, while neglecting things such as defense and military ships. It kind of makes the end game a little hectic, with everyone trying to annihilate each other and then with me playing catchup. It's not that hard, since by then I have the most cultural influence, the most money, the best techs and a large amount of people. But it is a little frustrat
I'd get MOO3 for 10 dollars, just to say I have it. If there's one obvious character flaw I have, it's that i'm a horrible packrat. Plus, maybe the game will get better after the first code patch. I myself really tried to get into the game, but I just couldn't do it ~SDC~
Leto, inquiring minds want to know, so don't be afraid to answer. You aren't like, retarded or anything are you? AND STOP SHOVELING YOUR CRAP ABOUT WANTING A WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO MOO2. It was pointed out before, the best games don't need successors because they are fun forever. You lose your argument on the aspect of tactical combat, so you call it "another dry, half-implemented, 4x space game". If you didn't care about the game at all you wouldn't of posted. There's a limit on
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You can never have too many planets, that's my motto. Well, I suppose it is.... if not it should be.
Hopefully everyone who downloads it realizes that it's (probably, I hope LOL) worth the money to buy it. Especially with all the stuff planned for the future.
I hope I get the job I have an interview for on Monday... I NEED this game LOL
I see. All right then. I can't wait for this to come out. I'm a sucker for these types of games.
I see a lot of people talk about this game on other forums that I frequent, and it seems that previous games are always alluded to. Is this a sequel of some sort? If so, would it be worth getting the previous games, or just waiting or this to come out? I really can't wait for this game. Between the impening release of Freelancer, MOO3, and this... I don't know where my time is going to go LOL.