Ayback

Ayback

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It would be interesting if you could have a database of known enemy ships and their attack/defense at least... but I suppose you could just write them down yourself... Interestingly, Space Empires IV allowed you to run simulated battles pitting your ships against each other or against known enemy ships in mock combat. I didn't like that game as much as Galactic Civilizations II, but it was a handy feature... maybe in GalCiv III?

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Ach! So I did all that crazy stuff for nothing? That is good to know, though. That automatic resizing is just another one of those little things that shows Stardock cares about its fans... So, what if I want to replace the default race pictures, like for the minor races? Will it still overwrite in the my docs folder, or do I have to keep sla

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Its actually really easy, if you have a program that can read .png images. Just open up any of the race images in the games graphics directory, and paste in any Borg picture you have. Save it in the same directory, making sure to change the number at the end of the filename. So, if I were to do it I would: 1st: Navigate to the directory called C:\Program Files\Stardock\TotalGaming\GalCiv2\Gfx\Race 2nd: Open up the file called RaceImage59.png in Photoshop or Fir

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Well, I can't get it to create a character in Firefox either (it gets stuck at the Processing Information prompt), and when I try it in Internet explorer, I get this madness: --------------------------- Microsoft Internet Explorer --------------------------- Exception : Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.s Please copy this message (Control + C) and notify the site administrators. ---

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