I don't think they have a counter. That said the cloaking device uses a ton of mass. I recommend fast firing weapons like kinetics or beams so when it does appear you knock down its rather limited defenses and do as much dmg as possible before the cloak recharges.
Are you able to upload the save? Otherwise, here is a post from Microsoft to enable controlled folder access. Have you tried these steps first? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/enable-controlled-folders
Should be fixed in 1.7. You might need to start a new game to see it.
There are many systems at work and the easiest thing to miss is the adjacency and moral bonuses. It's not very clear by the improvement type in the tool tip is tells you which bonuses will level the improvement. There are also growth improvements with other adjacency types (Colonization Center levels with All Construction). I'm my current game I'm playing the Korath and turn 31 I have 0.07 (1 pop every ~15 turns) pop even with a -15% growth penalty. One of the first buildings you buil
Normal looking at the GalCiv3AIDefs.XML
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The other thing is that even if I add an engine, I see no improvement in the distance being travelled. There are two types of engine upgrades. Smaller engines and faster engines. Most of the upgrades are for smaller engines. Smaller engines take up less space therefor some designs will allow you to add more engines increasing your speed. Faster engines allow you to move faster. If the name changes it generally is faster. If it's anothe
Looks pretty good
For this type of support you should call Stardock. They will be able to help you.
Someone thinks they can stop playing GalCiv...that's cute.
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Make a "People Mover" colony ship. You only need 1 or 2. These have as many colony modules as you can place. Do not use these to settle colonies. They should just move back and forth spreading out your population between planets. Later on these will have the transport modules. This helps your pop grow fast as well as push colonist to your big econ planets.
[quote who="coyote303" reply="2" id="3408565"] Good advice above. However, I'll give you the first four things I will usually build when they are available: Logging Camp (only available if your city is next to a forest) Workshop Study (I might swap this with Workshop if I have a Logging Camp built) Bell Tower (I might move this up depending how bad my unrest is) Quickly research the first-level Civilization techs (Restoration, K
[quote who="coyote303" reply="2" id="3408565"]It sounds like I might be a little more aggressive early with my sovereign and two initial units (the three fighting together) than Illauna is. Not saying one way is better--just a matter of style.[/quote] My initial units are not separated for more then 4 turns. Just enough time to spot your second town, find enemy camps, easy to grab treasure, and early quests. You generally want to start clearing the early creeps as soon as possible.&nb
Depends if you have 32 or 64 bit Vista. I believe there is even a 64 bit xp. Right click on Computer and select properties it will tell you. But yes you would have to "update" to vista. Honestly I really do not recommend this route in your situation Sugien. Just spend the $100(?) for Win 7 64 bit. Stay away from Win 8
[quote who="Illauna" reply="15" id="3404479"] Nothing wrong with asking. I listened to a Podcast (3 moves ahead or Polycast) where Brad explained the advantages of 64 bit processors and how 32bit processors was a huge limitation for them. By forcing the hardware upgrades they may alienate some people but they will be able to deliver a much better game in the long run. According his explanation the reason why AI suffers in many 4x games is not because they are poorly designed but because
Piccu[quote who="Picciu" reply="25" id="3405226"]Small character in a remote part of a single page doesn't normally fall under the definition of "clearly". Also under the FAQ section there's this question Q: Will it have any copy protection? A:No. Unless you consider requiring a user account copy protection (which we do require as it’s necessary to allow users to be able to re-download the entire game and receive updates and support).
They will be sending more info on star naming later.
[quote who="harpo99999" reply="5" id="3404540"] opening BIOS is usually not dangerous, unless you go changing the settings regarding the drive controllers( and if you have done this then reseting the bios back to 'default' will often fix it, and to access the bios settings it is often the 'f2', 'f11', 'f12' or delete keys during the memory testing or right after switching on ( and apparently some w8 machines can even access bios settings from inside windo
[quote who="onomastikon" reply="2" id="3404523"] Quoting Alstein, reply 1 1) I forgot how I did it exactly, but it's doable, I think it's in the options when you enter BIOS. Sorry, I really need some sort of help, I'm not even sure I know what BIOS is, but isn't opening it dangerous, like messing with some .ini file in the important sectors of your computer?[/quote] My recommendation is check with ASUS or take it to som
Yes they will attack. It's not too common but they have wiped out my towns in past games. Generally though a good city loc is a good city loc. Just be ready to defend it.
Nothing wrong with asking. I listened to a Podcast (3 moves ahead or Polycast) where Brad explained the advantages of 64 bit processors and how 32bit processors was a huge limitation for them. By forcing the hardware upgrades they may alienate some people but they will be able to deliver a much better game in the long run. According his explanation the reason why AI suffers in many 4x games is not because they are poorly designed but because of the limitations of the hardware they have to sup
I think as long as it's a 64 bit processor you will be ok. It's fairly new tech. Ram...well I'll go out on a limb and say try to get 4gb at minimum but strongly suggest 8gb. No rush you ahve time to slowly build up your system :D
From the FAQ Q: What are the requirements to run Galactic Civilizations III? A: It will require a 64-bit version of Windows 7 or 8 along with a DirectX 10 or 11 compatible video card. There will be no 32-bit version. Most PC gamers in 2013 have this kind of hardware, and it allows us to create the best game possible for the majority of our customers. Q: Why are you requiring 64-bit? A: We want Galactic Civilizations III, and future expansio
Umm we sorta went to the site before it was officially announced. When I first went to the site today the page was there but no images. :D