Borg999

Borg999

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I'm playing as the Yor, and I've noticed that some of my planets have zero population growth. My approval on those planets is at least 60% or higher. I haven't reached the population caps yet It seems to be effecting planets with a low PQ rating and/or those planets I've invaded. On some of them, I just sat there and clicked turn 5 times in a row without seeing any growth. Any ideas? Thanks, B.

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I've been playing as the Yor and I'm ranked third in military strength. I've gotten the Korath relations up to "warm", but they just won't get close. I have lots of trade with them. I've never acted agressively toward them. I've researched ethics and chose evil. I periodically give the gifts. Nothing I do works. I suspect it's because they are ranked as number 2 in military strength. I understand that there is little value in having an alliance with a weak civ, but

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I just started a game as the Yor and I found a barren world and colonized it. However, none of the tiles appear to be useable. I understand that until I research the next barren world tech, I wouldn't be able to fully utilize the planet...but I can't use any of them. The planet has a number of green tiles (outline green with some green within the tile itself) and I built a factory on one of those tiles. After the factory was completed, I expected to see some units of production

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The reason why the AI can't trade with other AI's the same way it trades with the human player is because the AI doesn't know how to offer trades the way a human player does. The human player trades like that all the time, and the AI "defends" against it by offering the worst deal possible to the human based on a "table of values." I don't know how the trades between the AI's work. I wonder whether one AI "asks" another for a tech it wants or what. </di

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Or turn off tech trading. That will level the playing field and give you a different game. Hydro IMO turning off tech trading is an extreme solution to the problem. I like tech trading, but I just want a level playing field.

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Thank for your input everyone, First of all, I don't understand why it's so difficult to code the AI to trade with other AI's like it would the human player. 9In terms of cost)..based on relations, military power, etc. But that aside, they should at least make the AI's "pay through the nose" for the colonizatiuon techs just like a human player would have to. That would force the AI to make a decision between colonization and other tech lines..just like a human player.

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Hi! Three AIs start with some extreme techs: Yor with barren, Korath with toxic, and Iconians with toxic and aqatic. And Altarians go for those extreme environmental techs almost before anything else. In my tiny suicidal game they colonized a radioactive planet at turn 9. BR, Iztok This is not good... If the AI's can colonize both an extreme environment AND an earth-like planet, then that's a double advantage against the human player.<

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I know that the AI civs freely trade techs amonst themselves to give the AI civs an edge against the human player, but I have an issue with the AI trading colonization techs. I've played two games of DA so far, and in both the AI's had the colonization techs long before I could research or trade for them with another civ. As a result, the AI civs were colonizing all of the available planets while I was still trying to get my hands on the techs. This makes the "best new feature"

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How do you increase the levels of a mining station? While my survey vessle was passing by another civ, I noticed that its mining statioons were around level 10. I contacted the civ hoping to trade a higher mining tech with them, but all they had was the basic mining tech. So how do the levels increase? Over time? Through experience? If so, how does a mining station gain experience? Thanks, B.

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I purchased DA online with the CD being sent via mail. Tried to download via stardock central, but I keep on getting "serial number invalid" message. I double and triple checked the the number. I entered it correctly.... I even confirmed the seial number via email comfirmation from stardock. They sent me a different number (automated response message). I tried that one. It didn't work. Yes, I checked the settings in "edit stardock account" If you guys insi

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Well I guess I over reacted. But my first thought was, if they're flying the banner for Vista, they must be thinking about creating upgrades/updates in the near future that would require x10...

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I just read the post on the virtues of Vista. directx 10 was mentioned. Does this mean that DA will requires X10? I just purchased a directx 9 compatible graphics card. Did I waste my money?

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After playing many games it is apparent that you must maintain a strong military to prevent an agressive civ from attacking you. This is just part of the game. No matter how high you diplomacy or influence. No matter how much tribute you dole out, you will eventually be attacked if your military is weak. It makes it impossible to pursue a purely peaceful strategy. However, I think that economics should play a greater role in the AI's decision of when (or if) to attack. If a weak player

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I had trouble loading the game from CD too. It wasn't the disks however. It was my antivirus program. Just go to add/remove programs and completely get rid of your anti-virus program. Then load GC2 from CD. The game is worth the hassle of reloading your antivirus program and the virus signature updates. B.

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