Wow, sure enough. As soon as I get rid of the Bureau of Labor, the controls came back. Thank you.
Fonkin
Can anyone explain why a race that is "close" to my race would all of a sudden go to war with me? I didn't attack them. We were miles apart and all of a sudden, I'm at war. As you can see from the screen shot below, it's very odd. This is not the first time that this particular race has done this to me in a different game. They do not tell me ahead of time that we're going to war, if I hadn't been monitoring the diplomacy screen every turn, I
I've tried researching this and found some interesting threads, but nothing that seems to address what I'm experiencing. Some of my planets allow me to use the quick set focus buttons and other planets do not. Doesn't matter if they're building or not nor if they're sponsoring a shipyard or not. Could someone explain to me what's going on? See included screen shots. Thank you in advance. <span style="font-size: med
Ok, It took more time to make this post than for me to try the "obvious" solution. Found the fix in about 10 seconds once I bothered to look for myself. (I'm too dependent upon Google these days for answers. Gotta get back to thinking for my self!) Registry: HKCU\Software\Starcok\ObjectDock\TipsTracking Binary Value: NoDeleteItemConfirmation change from 1 to 0
Thanks for the suggestion, but I was trying to avoid that shotgun approach.
Hello, I turned off the delete confirmation when dragging an icon off a dock. I now want to re-enable that option. I've scowered the net, look at the Settings.ini in AppData, searched through the options and have drawn a blank. It can't be this difficult! I must be missing something obvious. Thank you for your help in advance.
Multiple Issues - v1.59 .095 [B]Traderoutes do no desolve as expected in these two conditions: - If you destroy a colony trade route remains, both the line and income. - If you take over a world the incoming trade route reamins from civilization ABC. If you give the world to civilization ABC during a negotiation the trade route and income remains between the two worlds both belonging to ABC civilization. Waypoints: If