The ships move very slowly across the screen, and this seems artificially limited (it does not get faster as you reduce graphics settings). A 47 range ship might take 8-10 seconds, and a hundred of them take for-flipping-ever. Is there a mod or patch or ini that will allow the draw speed to be increased to something reasonable?
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Frogboy -- FIrst, if it was in the manual it was not reconsidered after complaints. Period. Second, calling this a rant is uncalled for, as is the preemptory tone. I was never treated this way in the first galciv forum, in which I participated for a year or so. It is inexcusable for the stardock moderator to post like this. Your forum will degenerate to the level you allow it, and I will probably not return.
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What do you mean beta -- you mean the beta 1.1 patch? if this issue was fixed, why didn't someone just say it's been fixed in the patch?
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1) the funds say "never" because the econ model is not updating correctly. There is no 3-turn lag between when a change is made and the results are displayed. 2) if it has to be "got around" it is a bug, not a feature. 3) if you destroy your factories it *does* make a difference to social on other planets. Your understanding of the model is flawed. 4) you should practice ranting, you aren't very good at it.
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(I did search the forum before posting, but missed the discussion) This is a game breaker. I was top rated in the metaverse in GalCiv (as high as fourth for several months), so I know my way around the eco model and I'm familiar with the use-it-or-lose-it concept. But having to keep all the planets at a reasonably similar production level was never a big deal back then. My issue is, when you lose the ability to build lower produ
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The manual says: "If you have no projects queued, the number above the hammers will be in parenthesis." I have a 26 quality world with mega factories, manufacturing capital, etc, consuming nearly 1/3 of my social output even when there is nothing in the queue. I expected that emptying the social production queue would take the planet's social production out of econ calculations (by using parentheses) in the same way that removing ship