I had that problem with the GC Strategies forum. Right-click on the Forum tab on the top of the screen and unsubscribe. You can then go to the Tools menu -> Settings. Pick Discussions, and click to re-subscribe to the GalCiv forum. This fixed things for me. ~SDC~
There are a couple of ways to do something similar. There isn't a military queue governor. You can click on "Military" from the governors screen and change all planets from one military build to another. This includes changing any planet building Nothing to building Constructors. Also, from the planets list, you can click (maybe right click???) on the military build status bar (the one that shows how many turns left to build a ship) and that will bring up a drop box of ships to conve
The spending slider controls the amount of your income that you spend on social/military/research projects. The three sliders below control the ratio of money from the spending slider to spend on each individual area. For example : the spending slider is set to give 100 G.C. military = 30% (30 GC) social = 60% (60 GC) research = 10% (10 GC) So, if you just want to spend more on military without spending more overall -- adjust the military slider up. If you
Yep, switching to Atlanta worked great for me too. Thanks Zadoc, I totally forgot that there were two servers. :CONGRAT: ~SDC~
It shouldn't have hurt your installation. The files are downloaded one by one (each file is compressed individually). Next the files are uncompressed in the SDC temp area "C:\Program Files\Stardock\SDCentral\temp\Base". The files appear to be copied over after this step. With galciv.exe not uncompressing, the installation routine is killed at that point. As an update, the downloader is now giving me an error about an incorrect size for the galciv.ex_ file. So, it looks like someone
I grabbed the galciv.ex_ file (I made a copy after it downloaded and before it was self-deleted when file was found to be bad). Winzip cannot open this file, so it looks like the file is corrupted. I opened the file in a hex editor and this wonderful little bit showed up at the top: 404 Not Found Not Found The requested URL /public/gc1/production/Base/galciv.ex_ was not found on this server. It looks like an error file and a bunch of other crap was in
Two more reasons: 1) If you have a trade route through that sector you can build up trade modules to increase the value of the trade route. 2) You can build culture star bases to put pressure on surrounding systems. I've only played easy AI games, but I would guess that the AI doesn't mind bases in those sectors as much as you putting them in sectors with its planets. These apply even if there isn't a trade good in the sector.
surther, Quick Answers: Will the AI be any different : No Will I be able to use multiple threads : YES Will the game run slower than with a HT processor : YES, but not by much. Long Answers: Multithreading is something in software. It will work on any CPU. Basically, while the computer is idling waiting for you to do something another thread will become active. In this game, the AI will be thinking during these free times. Your computer is always run
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Found on Apolyton while reading up on Civ3