[quote who="CharlesCS" comment="1"]Can you elaborate on what you think? I just want to get an idea of what your opinion is on this.[/quote] I think that the current banking system was intentionally designed to destory America; to allow us to be fed upon by the greedy and legally permit theft and promote corruption. Let's face facts here: all memebers of the current government, corporations and we as a people are beholden to this nebulous enterprise called ban
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I'd like to examine what past Presidents of the United States had to say about money and banking. In these serious and trying times for America with its seeming financial collaspe, it's important to know what other respected leaders of our country had to say. Here's what they said... Banking institutions, paper money, and paper speculation are capable of undermining the nation's stability and could be a danger in time of war. The Constitution does not
I found the answer! The information in the file is case sensitive. filecount MUST be "fileCount" and filename MUST be "fileName" for it to work correctly.
Thanks psugar for the response and details. However, I don't think this is entirely what is required with regards to the .manifest file. Just as a test, I backed up the original galaxy.manifest file and then created a new one just like this: ----- TXT filecount 1 filename "Gaian Crescent2" ----- There is a "Gaian Crescent2.galaxy" in the "c:\program files\stardock games\sins of solar empire\entrenchment\galaxy" directory. H
I also discovered that all you need to do is open a galaxy file, save it as some new galaxy file and when you try to load it with Entrenchment, it automatically ends in defeat.
I downloaded the latest Galaxy Forge to change a galaxy file. After much consternation, I finally found the place to store the galaxy files for Entrenchment. Now, when I try to load this galaxy up, it automatically declares defeat and game over. What have I done wrong and what's going on?
Am I missing something, or can you only specify a ship to go to a rally point when it's created from the home base? I can't seem to figure out how to get an already created ship to go to the rally point. Any ideas? Thanks, Mike
[quote]~84,000 BC for 50 turns? But you've bought out the race and they've disappeared - who collects the cash?Alex[/quote] Exactly what I'm talking about. I agree it's highly unlikely, but it is still possible.
I've been playing with the cheating functionality (just to test it out, of course :)) with the game and it's been interesting. Needless to say, even Masochistic Aliens are no match for me! LOL However, I do have a complaint about some of the AI algorithms used to determine the selling of a planet. I was able, using the CTRL + M key to give myself >90,000 BC. I then proceeded to purchase all of an AI civ's star systems over the course of several turns. They finally sold me all of