Ok, somehow this was a serial number error. What is strange is that I had one letter ( **xyz instead of **xyk) out of place when I typed in the serial to install GalCiv, (the strange part being that it accepted it)! After I entered the bad serial I copied and pasted it into a text file in case I needed to use it again and have been trying to use it to register at stardock which would not accept it. Finally checked the cd case and saw the error, input the correct number and its all good
LordZero
Ok, somehow this was a serial number error. What is strange is that I had one letter ( **xyz instead of **xyk) out of place when I typed in the serial to install GalCiv, (the strange part being that it accepted it)! After i entered the bad serial I copied and pasted it into a text file in case I needed to use it again and have been trying to use it to register at stardock which would not accept it. Finally checked the cd case and saw the error, input the correct number and its all good
Oh well, i gues yhis is just going to get buried.
Sorry for the repost,this got buried on page 3 of your post on using Drengin.net but since so many seem to be having difficulties I thought I would bring it up front. Stardock is an innovative idea and deseves praise, but it is still too unclear to the consumer. ie I bought the game retail,installed it, downloaded Stardock and the bonus pack from GalCiv.com, installed them, opened Stardock, and found I had the 1.0.29 or whatever, and could never get the update to 1.0.3. <
Stardock is an innovative idea and deseves praise, but it is still too unclear to the consumer. ie I bought the game retail,installed it, downloaded Stardock and the bonus pack from GalCiv.com, installed them, opened Stardock, and found I had the 1.0.29 or whatever, and could never get the update to 1.0.3. I read the forums, found that you shouldnt intall the bonus pack before installing Stardock, uninstalled GalCiv, uninstalled Stardock, reinstalled everything, went to stardo
OK, you can work around the corrupt file message by using a network to connect to the problem coputer. Just make the CD drive shared and click on the setup file. Now all you need is a network. LZ
This is rediculous. I just brought the cd back and got a second GalCiv and got the exact same results. I have 4 computers with completely different setups.... hold on, it looks like it works on one of the computers, ironically my slower one. Well they should release any information they have on what might be causing this. So much for playing on the P4 2400 with the 50" Plasma screen, I am back to the P4 550e with the 15" screen. This just wont do. What of the poor soul who only has on
I got the same error. Is there any other work around?
Once more into the void. It should be arriving tomorrow at Gamestop here. I was teetering on the edge, but from your posts it seems worthy of a try. I will be picking it up then. If it is all that you are saying I will be looking forward to seeing your names in the Multiverse. Thanks for the input. LZ
and have been entertained for a reasonable amount of time. So I naturally I am a little concerned about purchasing a game that is getting a "not exactly ground breaking" review. Admittedly, I am a Moo2 fan and was ecstatic when I heard Moo3 was coming out. (sorry about the comparison for you GalCiv purest's but Moo3 fans have been greatly disappointed and inevitably will be coming here in hopes of what Moo3 should have been. Get over it.)But when I started seeing the pre game sho