Since nothing will prevent the human player to use the save and reload mechanism to know where all goods stars are, I think it will be a more balanced decision to allow all players (Human and AI) to know where the good stars are, than to let them in ignorance. An human player will always found a way to know the location of good stars and get an advantage over the AI.
" You will know where the stars are. But it's not likely, even by the 23rd century, that we'll know of good planets (yellow stars) hundreds of light years away. " - Draginol After some thoughs, I find this statement a little strange: unless I am mistaken, we cur
I guess that there is a small problem with month calculation. Since WWII front line commande was available at the beginning of novemeber, it should be considered as the november game
It just encourages generating a map, playing a few turns so you can find out where the yellow stars are and then reloading your game from the start so you can act just like the AI does, It could be shorter: in january 2178, save the game, activate cheat code, reveal the map (too see where AI is), get all t
Maybe add a max planet quality number as well as a planet quality number. This would be the planet quality that you could achieve with your current technology on a particular planet (if you terraform all bad squares, etc). Makes it easier to decide if a planet is worth colonising If I understand correctly, a
I'm with elmo3, being able to have different requirements for different races would probably make the interest level last a lot longer. But could also bit tricky to correctly
there've been times when I've gotten dragged into a war over a random special event, which just seems wrong. I guess you aren't spending much money on espionnage, since it will help to prevent diplomatic blunder. BTW, have you checked the Galactic Civilizations forums and especially the strategic fo
Sorry, but I haven't any clue where to find "Thou shalt be free to not give a damn about thy neighbor", unless it is some twisted translations of one of the tenth commandments
That would probably be because in some other chapter it says, and I quote: "Thou shalt be free to not give a damn about thy neighbor". I am interested to have the precise reference of this quote.
Read the book of Leviticus and it directly states what i am saying. Strange, I would have thought that the new testament was more important to christians than old testament. And in John 8,1-11, we have Jesus forgiving an alduterous woman. So which is more important for a christian: stoning the alduterous wo
However - in reply to O G San and anyone who wants a European defense - When an American looks down at the homeless person on the street they think: "Good thing that isn't me, and thus it's not my problem." When a European looks down at the homeless person on the street they think: "That could be me somed
Heck, in France the movie, "The Passion..." is banned What do you mean with this sentence? I live in France and I can tell you that "The Passion ..." is currently in various theaters.
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