alienrider

I absolutely detest with a furious passion: the Yor! So arrogant and they waste no time kicking my butt if I am even slightly behind them in Military Terms ( I focus on the least amount of Military use!) and their incessant demands for cash to stave of a war with them has made me permanently look to wipe them off the face of the Galaxy in every game that I play them in....However they are usually wiping me from the Galaxy most of the time <img src="

... I play it to build an empire from scratch, not pilot a shuttle craft to ultimate glory. That is so funny and my feelings exactly. Nice one Zippyriver EZ

I definitely like that idea, it seems a shame that the anomaly searching is over in the early turns of a game. As an extension to your excellent ideas it would be cool if other certain techs were required to make use of/access an anomaly. Something like you need sensors mk II to do an initial exploration of the anomaly, at which point the survey ship states that to access what is in the anomaly you need a plasma weapon II to blast open the shield prote

I kinda feel sorry for the MOO/MOO2 fans as they clearly want more of the same and MOO3 seems not to have hit the spot. I don't know whether anyone is making a MOO4 but it seems that a significant number of the fans see this game as the backbone to "MOO4" and hence request features they want to turn Gal Civ II into that game, so to speak. I admit I don't want tactical combat in this game, as I want to deal with the "Bigger Picture Situations

Hi Stardock and All, As a relative newcomer to the "4X" Genre, I tried many but got bored because micro-management eventually overwhelmed those games and I was dubious about buying this one. However your unreal but extremely sensible attitude to copy protection, the competitive pricing and a developer who geniunely has an interest in player feedback based on constructive suggestions and in incorporating those suggestions, meant I virtually h