Marangela

Marangela

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I couldn't get the mod itself to work. I think I set everything up correctly, but it was my first attempt to run a mod. However, I simply copied the yellow and orange highlight files over to the regular directory. (I renamed the original files just in case.) That did the trick! It's amazing how one subtle little change makes such a difference in game play. Thanks again!

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That would be outstanding! If you could make the yellow squares either blue or white. I remember playing the original Red Alert solitaire once, and I was playing yellow since the color stood out so well. I was playing along until the computer launched an attack on me with its own yellow forces. I just laughed and started a new game--and chose another color. Actually, either the computer or I was green, but I absolutely could not tell the differen

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I loved GalCiv and played it quite a bit. I tried several times to play GalCiv2, but I never got very far. Looking back (it's been a while since I tried it), I think the main reason was something very simple: I cannot tell the yellow and green squares apart on the planet map. It sounds like a little thing, but it made planet developing irritating--not fun at all. So, is there a mod that changes the color of the squares so a red-green color

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or go to my documents, my games, and search for galciv2 Thanks! I searched everwhere under the GalCiv2 folder. It never occurred to me that such a folder existed under My Documents\MyGames.

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I had three Gato-class fighters I gave away to the Drengin. Later I noticed I still had these Gato ships. I thought I would try to give them away again, but they weren't listed in the trade dialogue. But the ships were otherwise accessible and usable. Later, I decided to disband them, and I got the money for that. However, the ships were still there! Finally, I deleted the class and was finally rid of them. Gato is Spanish for cat. Be

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