quicksilver1967

Reply to [v0.54.2]Babylon 5 - Sins of the Younger Races Remastered {Rebellion 1.95+} *UPDATE 16.05.2023* in Sins Modding Sins Forums

You're right. Canon is canon. Drats. Ah well; somewhere there's a guy telling the original designer "he called your ship a rectangular horror." Narn fighter is looking really, really good. Love to see it in game. I don't know what the issue is with the patch. I've looked at the folder names and the mod path string, and the dang thing should work. It pops up the memory warning and locks up when I try to enable the mod. I dunno; there's a few things left I can try, otherwise, I'

Reply to [v0.54.2]Babylon 5 - Sins of the Younger Races Remastered {Rebellion 1.95+} *UPDATE 16.05.2023* in Sins Modding Sins Forums

3) The smaller frigates could probably use some different moves, but the capital type ships are definitely movement restricted. 4) Back at the beginning of this entry, there is a small, rectangular ship identified as "Artemis Class" https://forums.sinsofasolarempire.com/361694/page/1/#replies , which seems to be the model that made it in game. I thought it was very strange looking. I can't seem to find

Reply to [v0.54.2]Babylon 5 - Sins of the Younger Races Remastered {Rebellion 1.95+} *UPDATE 16.05.2023* in Sins Modding Sins Forums

A couple of things: 1) Some of the models seem to be with the wrong faction. For example, the earth alliance fighters, as of the last patch, are actually with the Narn - had to zoom in to see what was going on with that. There might be others. 2) Some of the more powerful ships are actually available before their predecessors, and as a result, several ships are not being utilized, which is too bad. 3) Might want to give more ships the "fighter attack" type, but then ch

Reply to Michigan, you have a problem. in Sins of a Solar Empire Stardock Forums

The main purpose to selecting that form of release is to circumvent consumer laws providing for archive copies of properly licensed software and to collect and maintain personal information and gaming habits. These systems are hard to maintain, and even harder to secure. An excellent example of a company that has had its share of issues regarding both would be Steam. There are other, better solutions that require less complexity, involve less risk of loss of data, and are more secure; all of

Michigan, you have a problem. in Sins of a Solar Empire Stardock Forums

Many months ago, I dusted off my copy of Sins of a Solar Empire. At that time, there were a lot of good mods coming out, the company had promised to fix their 2 gig memory foolishness, and they even had a post on their page saying that they had optimizations in the works for a patch. As it was a outfit with a US address, and not a Russian or Czech company, I was willing to give it another chance. I played a little, then decided to order both the expansions. They seemed like solid improvements