i've been reading it lately, and it's very useful, but it seems outdated now in many parts and topics.

I found the wiki too outdated, the forums were a better source of information for me.

Even though it may be outdated in parts, it's far more structured than random forum posts and has some very interesting info on the underlying mechanics such as how morale works.

Excellent primer on many aspects but, i agree, somehow "outdated".

This kind of information(s) isn't really available anywhere else (in a sense that well organized data may be easier to read!).

Some Tips & Tricks should really get a dedicated section where anybody would find "rare" bits about hidden/complex/undocumented/etc features.
Just the "modding tool" by CariElf found here is a very useful resource and also must get updated to much more recent values (thinking DA stuff).

Besides, anyone serious about "learning" the essentials has to look around that wiki... even if only to get particulars on numerous subjects.

Eventually, that place will need a TA part, too!

Overall, i'd say keep up the fantastic work for such a great complimentary asset.

- Zyxpsilon.

Hi!

IMO not. I remember reading a post from Brad, that said GC-2 wiki is user-made, and SD doesn't support it. That's IMO a pitty. Since lots of game mechanics is hidden or non-obvious, I'd really like to have someone familiar with the game code to confirm the "hard" facts stated there.

BR, Iztok

I posted something that made Brad reply along those lines some time ago, not sure if that's the one Iztok is recalling here.

I surely agree that the lack of a wiki-Kryo is a pity, but I have a shred of sympathy for Brad's POV as a user of scarce resources when it comes to Stardock labor spent on GC2.

Part of what makes the wiki more useful for me is also what makes it more demanding to build and maintain--it wants to be structured hypertext. Even if all you want to do is work as a minor cleanup person, you'll still need to sign in separately and take care to avoid breaking any of the wiki tags around the text you want to tweak. That surely keeps a fair number (most?) of the "power players" who post here from doing regular work over there.