I am sure that the AI for GalCiv2 doesn't require 100% of the average CPU's speed. Given that you could run it faster to whatever degree is possible. Either way I don't see how it would be a monumental task to make the AI continue normally once you're gone until one of them wins
Yeah, I remember a number of people calling for that as a feature of DA, back when it was being developed. I have no idea how much work it would be, but it would make losing at times an attractive idea! I can't imagine it would be that hard to do... Just run the AI normally, as if the player wasn't there.
Why am I never able to find patch notes for the patches on this game? It's spooky. I like reading them for some reason. Where can I find them?
I think it'd be neat if the game didn't end when I lost but quickly played out the game until one of the AI players (or all or whatever) won. Would be cool to see who ends up on top, especially after surrendering to a given player. For example. In my last game I was doing well despite being gangbanged by every single opponent except the Drath. I took out everyone but the Terrans, the Drath, and the Krynn. I got the Terrans and Krynn off my back but the Drath were far too powerful from b
Hum. When I go to www.galciv2.com I get this really weird blog site. The only way I was able to get to the forum was to skip to forums.galciv2.com. The links on the side are all dead except the forum ones. What is going on, I want patch notes D:
It's come to my attention that the origin of a trade route will ALWAYS, unchangeably, be the planet at which a freighter was created. I am incredibly surprised this suggestion has not been made previously, because it's a big deal. I think the Freighter's home world should be the last planet on which it was docked. The reason for this is that early on, when I want all my trade routes coming from one planet, I still want to build up several Freighters all in one burst instead of
