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I also have a windows tablet, tried the original sins on it, thinking the specs would work, didn't, but that's when I started seeing posts about the original sins being made only for a single core processor, and so now I'm deeply hesitant to but a more advanced version of the game, even though I see others playing on seemingly more primitive windows tablets. <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EQV00QC/ref=oh_aui_search_detai

I'm not finding a area of this site where spec questions are answered. I just bought this PC for a $100 to replace my dying laptop, it has the original Sins of a Solar Empire on it, and only plays on the easiest settings (absolutely hate that) but read it was because it wasn't designed for multicore processors, supposedly worked out. I only play single player, so keep this in mind. I am looking at <

Just paid the 9.95- and have no download link. That's ten dollars uselessly thrown into the void of the internet.

I ment CPU and interference. How it is set up now, I can listen to audiobooks as I play, so I have a little room computationally to spare, but did not know if it was enough, because if I don't have the graphics near all the way down, even if it is the only thing running, it takes a hour for everything to load map wise- very annoying- so I know I am close. They really should make a little pointer for people like me who are looking to buy it but unsure about doing so we know it's okay to take t

I do know most- I studied strategy for 16 years. The issue with thecap ship sounds simple, give it a 2-3 default pattern for a convoy, and make sure that they don't enter into a gravity well without skirmishers within that convoy and a second one tagging with a radius of the main convoy- best that second floater group operating within that main convoy be carriers. This is done with geometrical formating- of how things will move in a group. I recommended the honey

I haven't gotten Entrenchment yet, waiting for a reply to my question post on that before I go in- however, you cannot look at a campaign on the basis of start to complete, but rather, of testing your manueverings on internal-external lines- how defense operates in a dynamism, manuever capabilites, how to manage your convoy formation (I really wish there was formats where you could choose how fleets moved together- like a honey combpattern with certain unit types being here or there on the pa

I have never ordered a expansion pack, or a videogame for that matter beside a free test demo, from the net before. I am using a Toshiba Satellite A105-S4034 Laptop and a wireless signal from Turner Cable/Belkin modem here in the US. I was using a better laptop (that one could play Medieval Total War and C&C 3, this one cannot and just barely plays SoaSE if I have the details for the enviroment turned way down- you only need to know a planet is there for gameplay, not how pretty it is- my