There is another possibility for improving this one ... there are a variety of possible texts available for use in various other parts of the game, so possibly Stardock could add alternative text for this and other anomalies (and Galactic Resources would be nice, too.) This'd mean you don't always get the same research assistant. For examples: 1) The survey team spent a long time studying the (gas cloud). Eventually, they give up. "Although there was something special her
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Well, I don't think it cheats on its ship *speed*, if this is any consolation. I had enemy ships with a speed of 1 harassing one of my favourite sectors last night. I added one of the tractor beam modules to the local starbase, the one that reduces enemy ship speed by 1. The ships can't move. My unguarded constructors sailed right past, unharrassed. And the AI sent more ships into the sector ... for all the good it did! Poor thing - they're sitting ducks, for whenever I can be both
On random events requiring some intervention by the player, with possibly disastrous consequences if ignored ... Disclaimer: I haven't played any GalCiv, so some of these suggestions may not fit the game. Context: I'm a Nuclear Physicist, and have encountered a number of people who regard Nuclear Physics as *bad* and never mind what the numbers say. At least some times, this opposition appears to fundamentally irrational; and/or based in fear of the unknown. At least some att
Hmm. Work pipe. CD burner. My work is on the Australian National University campus. What a nice idea ... :D But I've just been grumbled at for using bandwidth as it is, so I will probably be good and order the game through EB. (Rumour has it that the more pre-orders a game gets, the more of it the games companies put on their shelves ...) (And I don't know what my network admin is on; back of the envelope calculations show that my home network (ADSL) downloads ten times as much,
Canberra, Australia :) Hmm ... Mainly Canada, US, Australia, smattering of europeans - that's about the distribution of english speakers, except that I don't see more than one or two posters from Great Britain.