It is a bug. And a very bad one. It is described on this forum. Basically, when power meter reaches 5000 points, it drops to 0. It is all finished for that game at that point. Since race with 0 points will quickly surrender to someone. Then, that race will fo over 5000 and so on.
I remember people complaining about AI colonising too aggressively. To which Frogboy said that it will be looked at. So, here you go. It has been looked at most probably. Now two questions remain: 1. Whether on the higher difficulties it colonises quicker? 2. Where is that setting which defines colonisation speed? So that people can adjust it as they see fit...
How did AI do with specialising planets in GalCiv2? I agree, that it seems to be the most efficient strategy for the human player, but was AI ever capable of it? And yes, I agree completely on point 2) - super aggressive AI would make the game way more challenging and interesting.
I have updated the drivers. It didn't help. That's fine though since as you said my system is below the minimum requirements. I just wanted to confirm that my issue is not related to the issues some of the other users had with the graphics (and for them it was different as some of them had the right system setup). Also, after these manipulations with the video drivers the game started crashing again at the point when starting the new game. I managed to go through that step bef
I have downloaded and installed the game from Steam. The game version is 1.6 and I am running it on Win7 32 bit. Once in the game (started as Administrator) after clicking on New Game there is no graphics for any of the Sovereigns. Instead I can see only black background, at where the figures should be presented. Once the game starts - the main map is a grey square with nothing at all on it. Nothing appears if I click on it. Also the portraits of the units, i.e. militia are mi
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