Since I started hanging out at this and the MOO3 forum people have told me to try Space Empires IV. I was saying that I really like MOO3 (don't hate me ;) ) and I love Gal Civ, but somthing is missing in both (I really can't say what). So ordered the game from Ebay and installed it today. First thing that hit me, damn this game has A LOT of option. It's like a cross between MOO3 gal civ, and complex stereo instruction. I know this is not the place to be asking about other games, but it
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Someone posted something that you can copy and past into a file to bring back the 15% PQ (I Really forget what file). Could someone please remind me what file it was that you coppied to bring that back? I am kinda making myself a scenario and I need the 15% PQ back. Thanks
I just posted this in a thread, but I think it should get it's own thread I would like to see war being made a bigger deal. Kinda like the way MOO3 was suppost to handle war. Like being made to repay war debts, and stuff like that. Wars should be long and expensive. You should have to REALLY wan't to go into war, not just declare grab a system, and then be friends again. War in Gal Civ now is somthing you just turn on and off like a switch. What do you guys think? Normaly I
I would like to see war being made a bigger deal. Kinda like the way MOO3 was suppost to handle war. Like being made to repay war debts, and stuff like that. Wars should be long and expensive. You should have to REALLY wan't to go into war, not just declare grab a system, and then be friends again. War in Gal Civ now is somthing you just turn on and off like a switch. Normaly I feel like my english is pretty good, but for some reason I feel like my post does not sound right :notsure:
I have noticed that when you trade for another person's trade goods, you don't seem to get them (at least they are not in my list of trade good on the trade screen, I even tried contaction another race and looking). I trade 5 techs for Ultra spice, and it doesn't seem to be there. Where else could I look to see if I have it?
LOL, I know, I have been RPing, that is why I another reason I go with bad ;) It takes a real stretch for be to play a good guy in any Rp game. If I do in most cases it just to see "what will happen if...". For the most part that is what I was doing now.
I was wondering what the benifits of choose to go the nice guy route are. I always when evil simply 'cause when given the choice between +23 or -23 planet quality, I would think most people would go with +23. So just to see I have been going the nice guy route for all of the game so far, and I have not seen any benifit what-so-ever. Could someone fill me in.
Won't wotk, problem is installing it through stardock installed it at 1.3. If it was that simple, I would not be asking here ;p
One of my saved games from 1.0 (that I really want to finish) does not work very well in 1.3. I was wondering if there is a way for me to still play 1.0 if I installed the game from Stardock, and didn't make a backup of 1.0. THanks :D