I believe it is best to keep the beta closed for as long as possible. Lean on willing persons in your community to play test the game as needed. As you already know, early access equals early reviews and early reviews are often unfair.
Will exotic resources still have enough use to be meaningful to the game if they aren’t involved in starbase modules? I know it’s frustrating to not have what you need for an upgrade, but the resources need to be good for doing stuff if they’re in the game. I’d think a either/or that lets you pay with, for example, 1 hypersilicates or 4 durantium would be the way.
Stardock is known for breaking the mold in game designs, trying new and innovative things with each release. What, if any, move are you making with Galactic civilizations 4 that represent innovations in game design? The maps show the planets' orbits in the solar system. Do they orbit the stars as the game progresses? Is this GalCiv game's map finally alive instead of static? (I have asked for this for years.) As a follow up to question 1, wou
[quote who="MindlessMe" reply="4" id="3745374"] Hey everyone! We also have the new Stardock.net server for all Stardock related games and software. It can be found at Discord.gg/Stardock. [/quote] With channels for Fallen Enchantress discussion and Fallen Enchantress bug reporting.
I uninstalled FE:LH. I can't deal with the frustration anymore. I play 120 turns or so on Epic pacing to find a stagnant AI that has done a face plant. The character progression and monsters are the only interesting things. They're very interesting, but I can't play a game without an opponent. FE:LH would be a GREAT game if: The AI could play it The game breaking battle-pathing bug that freezes the game were fixed The game b
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