Nailernforce

Experienced the exact same thing! Some of the game was the same for everyone, but most of it was desynched beyond recognition. Two of three players crashed during the game, and we had a routine of sending our save game to the crashed player and continuing where we left off. We also managed to start the game where one of the players had an 1 hour older save file than the two others. When I hosted the save game, and we were ingame he was basically p

When verifying my game i get a verification failure. Impulse tells me to download some datafiles. It downloads a couple of kilobytes, then tells me it's done. I verify again, still the same thing happens. The game itself runs, and I can create and play skirmish games. However, when trying to join a friend of mine it says my data differs from the server. Even though both of us have the exact same version of entrenchment. =/ I think at least. I wasn't able to find a

Had this game been open source I would have set about programming this feature myself... I wonder if the modding tools will allow me to make GUI tweaks.

@efexeye: It is bloody tiresome to zoom in and out all the time with the mouse wheel. GHASP! Yes, I actually do have a mouse wheel. Ok, lets take one scenario here... You want to move a ship from system A to system B. As it is now you have to scroll out and click at the destination system, or figure out which of the planets in the empire-tree you actually want to go to next. Or you could with two fast mouse clicks go to the destination system and give new

You guys didn't exactly read the initial post did you?

For easier navigation between adjacent systems please add the following GUI improvement: Each phase lane has an arrow pointing towards the destination system that you can click so your view instantly zooms there. This arrow can be placed just outside the gravity well of the planet, but not too close to interfere with other stuff. This makes navigating your camera from one place to another without moving your mouse too far much easier. It also leaves you less reliant on the less