Ahh, ok. Thanks. I did a quick search through the forum posts and didn't see it mentioned so I thought it was worth posting. Glad to know that the Stardock team is aware of it. Time to start another game... Druuush the Conqueror
Hi all, Just finished an awesome game where I had the luxury of choosing to go for a tech, influence or a military victory. I chose to wipe everyone out. As usual, I'd like to say that I love this game and thank Stardock for making it. I'm looking forward to the expansion. I noticed something that seems to be a bug while playing through this game. I built the "Galactic Privateer
Nah - it works fine outside the game. Besides - when I first encountered this problem I changed the batteries to two fresh sets to make sure that wasn't the problem. It's definitely something associated with the game. As I said, the problem only starts to occur at the point where the Stardock logo screen comes up. G
I know it has been a while, but I finally have a relatively calm Saturday and got around to trying your suggestions for getting the wireless mouse to work in GalCiv II. Unfortunately, I had no success. I unplugged the receiver and plugged it back in several times as well as pressing the connect button on the bottom of the mouse several times. The mouse behavior would seem to get better right after I plugged the receiver back in or pressed the connect button, but a few seconds later
I'll give that a try. Thanks.
Hi, I'm using a Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 and seem to be having some problems with it in-game. Specifically, it works very sporadically, sometimes not at all. Occasionally I can get the cursor to move, but it is not reading the input correctly and either moves very slowly or jumps around the screen. It works fine outside the game but just to make sure, I changed the battery and verified that I wasn't missing a driver upgrade for it or anything. (I'm not.) I tried
