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Just want to reiterate what others have been saying. I much prefer waiting for a polished product with lots of goodies than have a product rushed to release while still really in Beta (Civ III anyone?). The fact that this product has been transparent and honest has made it all better. Having been playing through the various betas, I can say that it feels like I've gotten an entirely new game with familiar mechanics. The work that has gone into this has been incredible. Thank

You guys are very deserving of this because the game you make is incredible and has had better replay value than 99% of the games I own. I preordered the Beta of Twilight because of the confidence I have in what you do and is one of the best purchases I've made this year. Keep it up! I hope you make it to #1 with your fantasy/magic strategy game project. :)

[quote] ...Well, I did get rid of it, along with the rest of the planet, with my Terror Star, but that's beside the point.[/quote] Hah! This is so made of win.

This is why you should not but "indy" games. I've never been much of a cheerleader, but I have to say that the best and most detailed support on this issue has come from Stardock from what I've seen. This thread was started by Stardock, being very honest and upfront about the problems. It's encouraged me to definitely buy more Stardock, if not "indy" games in general. This is the first major issue I've had with

People, I think it's alright for nVidia not to have fully up-to-date, compatible drivers for Vista and every single 3D game - Vista IS bleeding edge, after all. I have to disagree. Vista has been in RTM since November, and RC2 since October and this after a five year development cycle. It was available to enterprises since the end of November. I have no sympathy for nVidia, Apple ("Vista will break your iPod!"), or any o