It would be nice in addition to the various info screens along the right side of the screen if there were also right-click context menu navigation system that would pop up when you click on an empty section of space. The menu would cascade into various things for example all your planets listed in ascending or descending scale in terms of distance from the point clicked and be able to switch or see current building projects and perhaps launch ships as well; another example for ships by class an
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It would be nice in addition to the various info screens along the right side of the screen if there were also right-click context menu navigation system that would pop up when you click on an empty section of space. The menu would cascade into various things for example all your planets listed in ascending or descending scale in terms of distance from the point clicked and be able to switch or see current building projects and perhaps launch ships as well; another example for ships by class an
It would be nice in addition to the various info screens along the right side of the screen if there were also right-click context menu navigation system that would pop up when you click on an empty section of space. The menu would cascade into various things for example all your planets listed in ascending or descending scale in terms of distance from the point clicked and be able to switch or see current building projects and perhaps launch ships as well; another example for ships by class an
I am a recent purchaser of GalCiv and was actually one of the first to play it back in the early 90's under it's OS/2 Warp version. I loved it then and love it now, but oddly enough, this new version suffers from the same thing as did the OS/2 Version almost 10 years ago now: after playing a game up to a certain point (generally a few hours either under single or multiple sessions) it simply crashes and the saved game cannot be reloaded without it crashing the game again. So I always have to sta
I am a recent purchaser of GalCiv and was actually one of the first to play it back in the early 90's under it's OS/2 Warp version. I loved it then and love it now, but oddly enough, this new version suffers from the same thing as did the OS/2 Version almost 10 years ago now: after playing a game up to a certain point (generally a few hours either under single or multiple sessions) it simply crashes and the saved game cannot be reloaded without it crashing the game again. So I always have to