Well, I *was* only playing on Simple, or somesuch, and I seem to be improving my abilities reasonably rapidly, so it was still quite easy. The Yor soon crumbled. They held out for quite a while after leaving the UP, but then we had a bit of Berlin Wall experience, and they left, with only me and a couple of minors - Carinoids, Scottlingas, one or two others - and hence, a victorious Kingdom of Man! The result of leaving was that I found making money slightly more tricky. Trad
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I left the UP! (Thought I'd just let you know...) No, seriously, I was wondering... 1. Does leaving the UP *only* shutter your chances of trade - and voting on those now-no-longer important resolutions? 2. Does trade affect how easy it is to flip star systems? My reason for asking this is this. Basically, I was pursuing a cultural-military victory (turned off cultural and am attempting Total Galactic Domination without firing a shot... hehehe). To this end, I
I left the UP! (Thought I'd just let you know...) No, seriously, I was wondering... 1. Does leaving the UP *only* shutter your chances of trade - and voting on those now-no-longer important resolutions? 2. Does trade affect how easy it is to flip star systems? My reason for asking this is this. Basically, I was pursuing a cultural-military victory (turned off cultural and am attempting Total Galactic Domination without firing a shot... hehehe). To this end, I
Memory old chap, memory. It jerks enough as it is without adding MusicMatch or WinAmp to my woes. But has anyone else experienced this problem, and did they find another way around it? Wooster
Big bounce up the forum! I just found this, which kind of helps a problem I raised on "Reinstalled Windows... Problem!" about mp3s, but still doesn't tell me whether this is actually going to be fixed. I have far too many mp3s and want to conserve disk space. The obvious solution has been to put them all onto CDs, and then play them from there (I conveniently happen to have two CD drives, although that's not a problem with GalCiv). Unfortunately, I experience similar
Basically, the problem with mp3s is this. My playlists only play the first file in the list. I understand that this is something to do with where the mp3s have been stored? Ergo, is there some means of fixing this so that I can play all the playlist, or do I just wait for Christmas and ask for an mp3-CD player? ;)
Well, panic over. The Expansion Pack seems to have ironed out the issues with memory, so that's not a problem. It just struck me as strange that the reinstall of Windows should coincide with a piece of software going funny (I have also noticed that a lot of my mp3 software is odd, but strangely enough, nothing else). I have backgroud loading off. Supplementary note: I had to install to Windows2 as I had to reinstall Windows completely from scratch, without removing the old Windows di
I had to reinstall Windows due to a, er, mistake. Big, bad mistake. It led to my requiring to install Windows (98SE) to a second directory, C:\Windows2, and also all my software (no small task). One piece to go back on was, of course, GalCiv. But now, its former glory is diminished. No longer can I sweep through the intro sequence with style and panache. No longer do my colony ships plough the celestial sphere with grace. Instead, I get Jerk-O-Vision (TM). Is my problem r
I surprised you've seen games cost £80. £30 used to be standard, but since I went out of contact a little with the market, it's gone up to about £45. I guess capitalism doesn't work, eh?
Thankyou Stardock. I am (essentially) in agreement with Rangerfish. My bad experience was Imperium Galactica. Bought for £30, sold for £10 only a few weeks later. Being a 4X fan does not mean that I go out and buy every single 4X game released. I, too, own and enjoy MOO2, but have not bought it, due to the _lack of a demo_ and the fact that it has been universally despised by the gaming community. I have three key reasons why I don't buy new computer frequently. Fi
OK, so it's the *end* of April and the promised demo still has not seen the light of day. I don't know how many people take the view that they will not buy a computer game unless they've played a demo, but I religiously stick to this. (Well, unless it's on budget at £10 or so) So - can we have a update n the release date and progress, please? :yawn: :)