Confirmed...I also saw the following on one of the planet information cards (mouse over) on the planet Ra-Shalom on Vandias Faction, Dead Asteriod, String not found (should be the allegiance rating and modifier), 3 jumps from your home planet....The rest of the card looks normal. The rest of the planet info cards look ok. I saved the game right after getting the error message if you would like to take a look at it.
I would like to have an easier way to select a class of ships. Right now, when you hover over a planet, you get a listing of the #, Class, Shield Strength, and Hull Strength of each class in your, and your opponent's fleets. You zoom into the planet gravity well, and start looking for the Command Cruiser that you saw in the list, you can really use it in the next system. If you have several groups of ships, finding the one you want can take a while. When your new ships are created, they all
I like the idea too. Check box for the option. Random events can be positive too. Finding the pirates buried treasure (take that you scurvey rats!) Treasure could be credits, metal, or crystal A derelict shipwrek that you need to bring a repair cruiser over to fix up, and can join your fleet for little or no cost. A hulk that you can study for an advanced tech. A prospetctor finds an extra crystal or metal asteroid out in the Kuiper belt, and you can
I started my second game, and tried it on my XP-64 bit system. It works well, with no issues unstalling or running so far (I didn't see XP 64 shown as a supported system in the specs). I started this game in a windowed game, at 1600x1200, and find that the scroll areas are quite small, and inconsistant. If you go too far, you are out of the window, and no movement. If you are about 1/4 to 3/8's of an inch away from the edge, the window scrolls, but this can be erratic, and if you move a litt
I don't mind having some basic capital ships early. They are the leftovers from an earlier era when warfighting was needed. Since the bad guys went away, the infrastucture was canabalized to much more profitable ventures, and the skilled craftsmen died. Now that the bad guys have returned, we can see how foolish we were to abandon that technology, and we have to poor massive amounts of effort and resources to regain what we have, and as we relearn the lessons we have forgotten, we figure out
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