You can't really defend piracy... I can absolutely defend piracy until the day that I am able to return software products that are broken/incomplete and/or publishers stop shoveling out broken/incomplete games. Is it theft? No more than jacking my wallet for 49.99 plus tax for an unworking,
I did not download this game but purchased based on the strength of GalCiv itself as well as the fact that Stardock has, for as long as I can remember, actively and continually supported their products. I admit that I have pirated games in the past and my justification is simple; I am tired of getting shafted out of 49.99 plus tax for a game that is crap. Reviews are most often always purchased and demos are highly polished so that they don'
Also, account for distance, or would you like for upgrades to be cheaper but you had to send them back to your Starports for upgrading? I would absolutely support that. I believe that you should be required to bring in a ship for refit. The last time I checked, the SSN-775 Texas didn't weld on a new sonar array at 750 feet b
I used the dish upside down on both sides to close in the open saucer area. Crude but it worked with the parts available.
I would agree that there is little sense in refitting a ship, which is what you are trying to do, at this time considering how insanely expensive it becomes. Refits should always be cheaper than total new builds as you are merely swapping out parts.
