13. You wonder why people say space is three dimensional. You've seen maps. They're all 2d! 14. You're not certain how many sentient races there are out there (it's one to 17), but you know the name of all possible candidates. And you know who are the major players. 15. You know that being "good"/benevolent/kind, "neutral" or "evil"/greedy/unjust isn't a personal choice, it's a choice of the leader of the civilisation.
Loupdinour, once the 2.0 comes out I for one will turn my attention to the spying as well, and record all the data I can about my espionage related activity in a game or three. Whether I'll be able to produce anything meaningful out of the data, or just supply it to you as is, that's another question. :)
tried putting quotationmarks around the target string? to it looks like "drive:\yada\yada\galciv2\file.exe -cheat"
Hold on here a second ... The Thalans -CLAIM- they come from the future. Do they have proof of it? (I haven't seen any ... but then I haven't played Thalan yet with Twilight.) Maybe they're just travellers from a galaxy, far, far away, and they created the hoax of "humans will destroy the universe, we have seen it in the future we come from" just to get everyone fighting each other for/against humanity so they can swoop in and pick up the spoils. Any logical faults
When I install a game, I do so on my D: drive, in a folder for games. Normally this works great. All relevant files to the game is found in d:\games\[gamename]\ and it's subfolders. Not so with GalCiv. Savefiles, option-settings and various other files are found where I don't want them. C: drive, in a subfolder of the "my documents". Is there a mod or something that fixes this, in my eyes, problem, or is this a "feature" that serves no purpose other than to
Because of me mentioning that I ponder the alternative of finding a different way of acquiring a set of the game that I have already bought I would get nowhere but the exit. Then you turn around and addressed one of the issues in the original post. Fascinating. I would have been immensely more pleased if I could have downloaded a set of .img files (or a very large one), burned them to a set of CD's (or a DVD) and installed them that way. And I would have preferred if I wouldn't
I have paid my €uros to download and install GalCiv 2 with all expansions, and what do I find? I have to download and install a software I do not want, and I have no say in where GalCiv gets installed. Seriously guys. It makes me ponder if it just might be better to go out hunt down a torrentfile with the Arnor-expansion so I won't have to clutter my system with items I don't want and what is installed is installed where I want it. Or at least -MOST- goes where it ought t