how many games require 3 mouse buttons to play? I've played multiple full games of GalCiv 2 now and I don't think I've even used the right mouse button, let alone the middle one. Am I missing something?
I got the same impression, but since I enjoyed Crimsonland and wanted more, this is well worth the token to me
Ok, on the subject of flipping planets, we could REALLY use a hard number on forced flipping. They say that any planet in which the ratio of your influence to theirs is 4.0 or greater will be in danger of flipping to your side. I just played a game in which I waited somewhere around 20 - 30 turns of watching a planet
They usually won't surrender to you because they hate you I think (just guessing) that they usually surrender to the most powerful race that they're not at war with, in the hopes that said race will use their new resources to destroy all those other races.
+ Fixed Ship Design Upgrade button so that it removes all but the hull and jewelry. I might be in the minority, but I hate this. When I hit "Upgrade", I almost always want the same ship I started with, only with the latest versions of whatever was on before. Now I have to remember what those things ar
There's actually a History button right near the game description when you click on a game.
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You have to start the game using the Metaverse button. If you didn't, there's no way to submit it. I made the same mistake... I know it's in the manual, but nobody reads that Perhaps there should have been a box mentioning it when you start the game the first time. Or maybe people would've just been annoyed. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/tgNET/smil
Does anyone know the last time a PC game got a 9.0 or better on Gamespot? Civ 4 (Oct 26, 2005) What a coincidence!
I don't know, I've been playing on Normal and I'm usually first in technology by midgame. Of course part of that is because I trade everything I research to as many others as will take it, but then if I'm doing that it only seems proper that the AI do so as well. I would agree that the whole mechanic tends to result in a bunch of civilizations that constantly have almost all the same techs, but I think that if you want to fix that you have t
You're talking about Flagship Studios (http://www.flagshipstudios.com/)
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