AFAIK 1.1 changed the way saves are handled; influence data is no longer saved and is simply recalculated when the game is loaded. The 0 production after save is designed that way, and has been there since 1.0. The theory is that it was put in so people wouldn't use the save system as a cheese tactic; you will have 0 production for that turn (as will all the AIs) and after that it's back to normal.
BigBadButch is right, it depends on how close you are to friendly territory. Near a planet you control, only a week most of the time. Outside of that, 2-3 usually. He's also right, while upgrading ships only have 1hp. I picked off two enemy fleets last night that I caught upgrading because of that.
In the upgrade menu for a single ship you can also select a checkbox to 'upgrade all ships of the same type', which will work on all ships anywhere (in fleets or single, as well). However, upgrading individual fleets can only be done by breaking the fleet down and upgrading the ships individually. I know, I want the option to upgrade fleets only too.
In my last game (on tough) I had both the Drengin and Yor surrender to me when they had 3 planets left. Granted, no planet in either case was higher than PQ7 as I had taken out all their larger planets.
Known. Been there since 1.0X, at the least. Never is when you aren't using social production (which goes away after 1 turn), and the wacky time estimate will reset to the correct timing if you leave the planet screen and re-enter.
The reason they started cranking out more is because you started taking them out. It's figuring you're going to try and sneak a transport in there, so the AI is making it tougher to do so. It just really sucks when the AI gets a transport through to one of my undefended planets.
*kneels* We're not worthy! We're not worthy! Community request: Schedule some sleep in for yourselves.
Try manually deleting all of your designs in My Documents>My Games>GalCiv2>Ships. With the additions to the ship creator a lot of earlier stuff was broken; it's possible old designs are causing unforseen wonkiness.
Going to try this when I get home....I have a feeling Stardock will be getting more of my money...
Any changelog from 4B to 1.1 final? Don't see any changes that weren't already there, so I'm assuming anything that was changed was just bug squashing.
Worthless? How do you figure? When I've got aggresive civs that I'm not yet at war with I put all my stationary scouts/sensor freighters on sentry so that I can keep track of any moves the civ is making.....the ship will 'wake up' when [i]any[/i] other ship is in sensor range. Guard is the same thing, except for civs you are at war with. Works fine for me, a ship wakes and then I find whatever woke it up....which, lately, always seems to be the damn Yor
Double click on the waypoint to bring up the menu, you can disband from there or single click and use the small disband button next to the info window. If there's ships sitting on it, Civ Manager>Governors>Starship rally points and double click the rally point from there to bring up the menu to disband.
Go one step further. Zoom out very far, screenshot, print.
Yeah, I finally figured that out in my last game. Set rally points on the map, then set each colony individually (or all of them at once with the governers). Made it really helpful when I was fighting a war and could have my ships automagicaly create/join a fleet as they arrived at the rally point. Just be sure you have a rally point or two set before you try to select it at the planet level. Instead of working where you'd pick the planet and then set i
Yep, that was the problem. I didn't notice, but one of the core designs was named 'cruiser' and had become available. At least, I'm farily sure it was. Ashamed to admit I went back, crushed the Yor, won an alliance (only the humans were left) and then deleted my savegames without even thinking about it.
Pretty much what the post title says. Was creating a cruiser to wipe out the Yor, went to save the design and got a CTD. Don't know if my lack of originality and saving the ship as "cruiser" would have caused a problem. It's the first crash I've experienced in the game, and given the fact that Zonealarm popped a message to me right after because Xfire wanted to report the crash I'm not sure what program caused it to go down. Wasn't using Xfire in-game, but who kn
I remember seeing a dev post that mentioned the AI was treating starports as a soil enhancement/farm or some such odd bug like that......I also remember it being mentioned that i was either fixed in the latest beta, or would be for 1.1 final.
Given how much I love this game, sold. Provided, as mentioned a million times already, that it has a decent amount of content.
Quick bump. Am I blind, or is there no search button? Edit: Now I see it. I'll be getting my eyes checked.....and while I'm at it I think I'll double check for an upgrade ships button in game....
Pretty much what is says there. I know I can upgrade single ships, or the whole lot of 'em, but what about if I only want to upgrade a single fleet? I like to leave older fleets as backup while I'll upgrade a fleet here or there....but right now I'm doing the upgrading by breaking the whole fleet down, separating them, upgrading, and remaking the fleet. There's got to be a better way, especially with the new fleet manager. 1.1b4, btw. Oh, and props to
I've never been much of a 4X gamer....always been a hardcore FPS person. Played CivIV some, saw this game all over gaming boards and took a closer look. Saw what great guys the devs are, and how dedicated they are to the game. Bought the game a few days ago, spent a few nights fiddling with it and learning the ropes. Sat down tonight to start a game. I'm still not sure how I managed to lose track of 4 hours. I'm not entirely sure I even blinked during that span,
So [i]that's[/i] how to reset 'em. Really hope they have a 'reset to default' button in the 1.1 patch...
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