Funny. Not only the reply, but it seems fairly un-Yor-like to "just say hi." :)
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I am playing my second game and have not changed my government thus far. I seem to be "winning" anyway. In my first game I changed to a republic and the only notiicable difference was elections and voting on going to war. What effects do the different governments have? I would assume that republic and democracy would lead to a higher morale level, but I can't say I noticed it in my first game. Also, do they lead to a problem declaring war? In my first game, I got a favorbale vote the 2 or
I am fairly new to the game, but is it possible that you can only find out the actual tech level, etc. through espionage? I am not that familiar with that part of the game, so maybe it is not the case. Either way, the graphs are misleading.
because I prefer to experience friendly social exchanges such as this :p
I have been playing computer games since I was 12 on my Commodore 64, but I am new to this genre. Why is called 'X4'?
enigma - you're right, it takes a turn to take effect. I figured it out in my new game. also regarding the info on the research sliders, etc, I realize I have a lot to learn about the game. thanks for the info though
thanks for the info. I will try it out tonight.
I have just started playing the game and have a few questions. I completed one game on a medium map with 'common' inhabitable planets and all the aliens set to 'fool.' It was too easy, but used it to get the hang of a few things. I then started a large map with 'occasional' inhabitable planets and all the aliens set to the next level up, which I think is 'beginner.' I was started in a corner of the map with 3 inhabitable planets in my range. Then there was void. My colony ships c
I just completed my first game yesterday and thought I submitted my score, but mine didn't show up either.