I agree 100% with the OP. I'm running at a high resolution so I might be missing something that's obvious when the UI is bigger but there really needs to be more feedback on turn ending and beginning. As it is, there's barely a sound effect (is there a sound effect?) and the turn meter is tucked alllllllllllll the way in the corner of the screen. I'd also appreciate it if the game would let me see a proposed route for a unit before committing to the move. Preferabl
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This may be a stupid question but will this editor support entirely customized models? You know, something that isn't built by piecing together premade blocks (as shown in the OP).
[quote who="Cyrogenic" reply="2" id="2656158"] It happens to me as well. This can be confirmed. In my case, I thought it was caused by multiple monitors. How is your setup? Are they distinct monitors, or is it a continuous desktop?[/quote]I'm only using one monitor (widescreen), running at a very high resolution.
As the title says, I've had trouble with edge scrolling since the very first beta. Aside from the scrolling just going far too slow by default, I invariably have an issue where I move the mouse to the right side of my monitor but the game scrolls to the lower right. Scrolling the screen left, top or bottom of the screen works properly. I've seen this issue reported a few times in this forum but I don't think I've ever seen a response from a dev. I'm using a wides
Same thing here, Windows 7 64, Geforce 9800 GTX (197.45 drivers)
[quote]1 more question!I liked this game for the most part and easily spent several hours a night glued to it for a coupla weeks so far. I was also a fan of Homeworld I and II when it/they were new titles and played them a few months as well...Would I dig Sins of a Solar Empire?C.[/quote]The early screenshots of Sins game me a Homeworld vibe too, but the finished product isn't similar at all. I still like it a lot, though. (try the demo)
Thanks for the quick response. I suppose I'll just get the digital download. Paying an extra $35 (including shipping) for the Gold Box + TA vs. the Ultimate Bundle probably isn't worth it for a few printed manuals, especially considering that I can simply archive the games through Stardock Central.
I'm looking to buy the Ultimate Bundle Pack, but I'd prefer to have a hard copy + manual. The website says that it's a digital download only. And if it will eventually be available, is there any way for me to have a copy mailed to me after I purchase the currently-available digital download?