There are other ways to get 0 weeks. Like simply buying what ever is in production... But anyway, correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the reeducation center evil only (I can't remeber where I heard this...)? So maybe if your good it won't work for you?
This happens to me a lot of the time and I'm running the newer patch. I just cranked up the rate of autosave so when something does go wrong I can load back and only lose 1 turn. Edit: Oh this happens to you every time... For me it happens like every 1 in 50 saves.
Don't you understand why Frogboy/Draginol called it a single player advantage and not a disadvantage??? If the AI wanted to just trump you, it could do it quickly. But the AI has to play like a civilization to make it fun for the player. If the AI was designed to just beat you silly, it would've just been programmed to build up a
Seriously though, this is one of those "single player" advantages I'd say. In a multiplayer game, this sort of thing would never work because a human player would immediately go to war and you could simply never have a cultural domination path that involves these starbases unless you had immense military power to back it up.
Maybe they surrender to them to screw one of the other AIs over. It's not all about you
Sounds neat.
Question Doesn't the orbital fleet manager let ALL the ships in orbit fight as one? If so, you can easily exceed your natural logistic limits and grant you a big advantage. But truthfuly I've never had that come up, I always fly out to meet the challenge
Well a galaxy isn't flat... but it's also made up of billions of stars. But anyway, I think a 3rd map wouldn't be as fun. It would require so much more studying of the map that it would detract from the game play I mean just consider if the map is 60x60. That's already 3600 squares where stuff could be happening. Adding a third dimensions woul
I've had the same thing, the AI seems to declare war if they don't like you whether or not they're ready to actually fight that war. I had an AI declare war on me before they even had any ships with weapons. Another big problem is they don't seem to actually realize they are at war with you. Still sending unarmed freighters and scout ships through your territory. In my current game I've got a pair of ships dedicated simply to hunt
1)Yes 2)Your planet will automatically build down the list of stuff you told it to build, as well as automatically upgrade your old buildings with new tech. So technically after you set the build list you don't need to visit it again, but you should to make sure everything is running smoothly. 3)There are a lot of techs.. but really there a very few lines that you really need to know about. For example, there is a single line of tech th
That seems odd.... How would two ships in diffrent sectors get grouped together. Why would they ever need to be grouped together? And how do I stop it from grouping them together. My work around is I set it to autosave every other turn and use quick save a lot. That way when some does go wrong (and it goes wrong far to offten) I can load the last saved game.
I doubt the second 2 are releated to anything about my computer. The first one could be.... but should be simple enough to test. I can email someone a copy of one of the saved game files thats screwing it up (when I get home) and see if it causes the same problem. But anyway. 2.4ghz p4, 2.5 gigs of ram, 256MB x800 radeon, don't recall the motherboard some Gigabyte one... 1TB of hardrive space (serriously <img src="http://images.stardock.com
The first and biggest one is the game seems to crash every 50 saves or so. It's very annoying because it not only crashes but screws up the save file in doing so if you load that saved game it will promptly crash before even getting back into the game. And it doesn't seem to happen for any noticeable reason. I can load a game saved the turn before, do the same things, and it won't happen again. Another big and annoying one is
Q: If Sserpyc had not gotten premission what kind of damages could Stardock get from a money losing website, probably less than their legal costs. A: A surprisingly large amount. First off the site is unlikely to be incorporated so they could sue the owner directly for his personal assets. Secondly in cases of copyright infringement the court can award attorneys fee to the prevailing party. Thirdly you can sue for more then actual loses,
Bah, you guys are far to peaceful Omega..... something - the other one that gives more ship HPs That's the game winner Plus the one that gives +repair rate, to keep those massive ships in service, is pretty sweet.
If simply not making money was the judging criteria most of the airline industry would be exempt hehe So it really doesn't matter if your losing money overall or not since you'd still be making money off their product through ad revenue. Thus it is by definition of the term in 'commercial release' But truthfully no one really cares about such dis
Just to muddy up the waters a bit you do realize that even if you don't charge for your game any revenue from web ads would qualify your game as a commercial venture
