You're assuming the race point options are the ones that are better balanced. Optionally you could assume the party options are better balanced and adjust the race point picks to match the party bonuses.
Not to take away from Enzo's accomplishments, but it wasn't one soldier; it was one thousand soldiers that killed the 9 billion Torians.
Civ 4 also has multiplayer. They didn't put multiplayer into GalCiv2 to concentrate on the single player experience. So they need a better AI than Civ 4 has. From the rulebook, about the AI at harder levels. ...all known human tactics are searched and countered. Obviously this is not the cas
My sympathy. It suprised me how many people didn't know what a beta was. I thought any gamer should've known that.
Let me guess, the ships were also slow. If the AI is going for the quick strike on an undefended planet it needs to: 1) actually have quick ships. 2) unfleet them, so they can't all be taken out in 1 attack. 3) Use sensor ships to check if they path is clear. 4) Don't send more than is necesarry. Just in case they're intercepted.
Uh, Brad......this is 2006. No, it's 2225. Didn't you read the instruction book. I bought the game, becuase the first one was a good laptop game (played on low end systems, and no copy protection).
As soon as I saw that they had marked it down for not being multi-player, I put gamingtrend.com on the list of review sites to 'miss'... They did say... However, with all
You have core detonation, in the invasion options. It just breaks a little bit, but doesn't completely destroy it.
Best I found was a 22, but that was also in part to one of those ethical decisions you have to make. Needless to say I chose evil.
That's what I was thinking. How much RAM did it come with?
Updating video drivers seems to be the most common solution to fix problems.
Actually, I don't mind if the AI wouldn't trade me the "big" techs. I wanted to be able to trade the more minor techs with them. The ones along the planetary improvement lines to be more specific. I don’t like having to give up 2 or 3 techs that I spent 30 weeks researching for a single tech that they researched in 5. That is ^%$
If you want more space use bigger ships.
I wish it was possible to build a basic building and then upgrade it, rather than having to build the latest greatest and longest to build before you get any use from it. I agree with that. You can cripple your empire if you research building upgrades too soon.
Another thing, put econ starbases at all your trade routes.
I thought it was a bug. If it was a design decision, then it wasn't one of their better ones. If they wanted to put in the ability to select different ships at different places and move them to the same spot, then they should have used shift click, like everyone else.
Bonjour.
I agree who cares how humans percieve a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Because to the Korx, there are purple and green stars.
Stanislaw Lem, RIP 03/28/2006. He wrote a few classics. Solaris and Pirx the Pilot are classics. Larry Niven was another author I liked. Philip K Dicks was one of the most original. I also like Fritz Leiber. Fafhrd & the Gray Mouser stories were his most popular, but he also wrote several sci-fi stories.
They may get it first, but I would imagine it would eventually go to all the major game demo sites.
Blind exploration get rid of seeing where everyone is on the minimap.
I can't believe they left Orion out.
Click on the star, and it will tell you how many habitable planets in the system. If none find a new system.
Lets see what you've made Yadn.
I didn't even realize it worked with Windows ME, or at least as well as anything can work using ME.
