Doctor J

I was only able to build one once in GalCiv I. I played on easy mode so I could get one, but I had lots and lots of fun with it. Are they in GalCiv 2?

My behavior has become completely irrational. I didn't sleep last night because I was thinking about designing ships using an interface and parts I've not even seen. I got up early, and skipped a shower this morning so I could watch the 'tutorials' that had been downloading overnight. (Don't worry, I can hit the YMCA later this morning, once the staff gets up and running). Watching the tutorials only increased my anxiety, because now I know even more about how cool the game that I can't play loo

Will you go for easy? Will that be an empty victory for you, knowing that your mommy wouldn't let the Drenghin get ya? Will you boast of your victory, with your subconscious suppressing the truth that you chickened out? Or will you go for 'normal' and risk a humiiating defeat, or possibly a well deserved victory? Me? I'll probably hide behind my mommy. I need to build my confidence gradually. <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/gc2/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmi

I'm a recovered GalCiv I addict, and it appears I'm about to fall off the wagon later this month. I have a question for beta players. If I can get wiped out by poorly choosing my offensive/defensive design strategy for starships, what's the best way to find out what the other guy is up to? In GalCiv I, it didn't really matter much. The race was to get to Dreadnaught before, or at least about the same time, as the other top players. It seems to matter much more what the choi