Helo, Two suggestions for you that I find helped me out a lot: -Build a "Mk 2" version of the colony ship. Throw on only one colony module, and as many engines as you can. Do this before you even hit the turn button the first time. Then churn these babies out...they'll be faster than the AI's colony ships usually Or atleast -as- fast. Researching Speed techs on really big maps can also hel
I must say, despite the two CTD's I've had in the week I've been playing, I'm having a lot of fun with this game. I mean, I usually avoid strategy games, and I'm having fun with this one. It's got a nice depth to it that seems lacking these days in games, which is pretty ironic considering Stardock had, what...10 guys working on this? I think one of my favorite aspects of the game, aside from the freedom it gives the player in so many ways,
I would take the opportunity to kick back and grab a tech victory while having the other races kill eachother where possible Like a previous poster said...have a major race fight a minor race, give the minor race a few ships, maybe a planet...you get the idea. Once that's going and you solve your money issues, reinforce your borders with some influence
Oh...one more question. How does the boxed copy ship? UPS/Fedex, or standard mail? PO Box and all that.
Ok, that's what I suspected. Just thought I'd check. Proceeding with download And yeah, just reading the forums has given me a really good impression of this company. I love it when a development team actually talks to their customers and treats 'em like people.
So I love the demo despite it's shortness, and decided I must have this game. I also -really really- like the distribution method they're using...download and play, while you wait for your game box. It's about time someone did this Anyway. My dilemma is that I read the 'Downloading and installing' thread, and a good handful of people had trouble with the download. Is it a good idea to b
