RaveBomb

RaveBomb

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As the title says. I was playing a 1v1 single player last night to try out the new hotness. The computer started building a starbase near a pair of my seige frigates. The starbase attacked the frigates despite the fact that it was still building. As a side note, I was able to attack a starbase under-construction and destroy it. Is this intended?

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I am perfectly happy with my SINGLE PLAYER experience. I will continue to buy and support Stardock / Ironlad products. I understand that software development is a difficult and laborious task, and support the development team in their efforts to fix bugs OF THEIR CHOICE and at THEIR OWN SCHEDULE. I am confident that they are aware of the desires of the community and that they will allocate their time appropriatly.

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I have observed this in single player 1.1 / 1.11 To reproduce: Select some ships and create a fleet. Set the rally point of a planet to be that fleet. Build some ships and allow them to automatically move and join the existing fleet. Mouseover the fleet icon and notice that the tooltip displayed matches the fleet composition. If you expand the fleet, you will see the full fleet. When the fleet is collapsed in the empire tree, mouseover the dots

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[quote] The process of detecting a divergence and tracing its causes is also a very interesting topic so maybe I'll do a write up on that if there is some interest.[/quote] I'd be interested in hearing about this. I love to hear about the deep structure stuff. I also hate bugs like this one where they are brutally hard to discover and nearly impossibl

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[quote] At the end of the development process it is often quit difficult or even impossible.[/quote] This. So much this. I've been doing software development for years, and it something that would take 10 minutes to change at the beginning of a project will take days or weeks near the end. This doesn't only apply to code, but also to direction. In effect, instead of trying to fix a broken system later, you ensure that it's built it correctly the first

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I've used DLing as a demo system when demos are not available for games. In the past, I've also installed pirated games for the express purpose of LAN parties where the group will be playing a game that I would normally never buy/play. I'm not trying to justify it, just saying that's what I've done. On the flip side, I've purchased many more games then I've ever downloaded. At the time of this writing, I can't think of anything that I actually have installed that I

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[quote] 1. Alt-tab support. [/quote] EVERYTHING THIS. Guild Wars does this very well. Not only can I window/full screen the game on the fly, but once windowed I can resize the window on the fly simply by dragging it around.

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