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Reply to Emperor of the Fading Suns - how about that Stardock? in Stardock Games GalCiv2 Forums

[quote who="michaelwhittaker" reply="3" id="3417139"]U also have to remember that is there anybody who would sue. The company may of went out of business.[/quote] Holistic Design Inc is, AFAIK, still active. Not that that matters; there's always going to be someone who owns the rights. We're not talking about the code, which was worthless within a year or so of release (given how unfinished it was, probably sooner :) ), we're talking about the IP to the Fadin

Reply to Emperor of the Fading Suns - how about that Stardock? in Stardock Games Stardock Forums

Legally there's no such thing as abandonware. So, even if there wasn't a live entity that owns the IP (there is ), anyone developing a game for profit without the copyright holder's okay would certainly be in the courts and would lose (given that there's a live entity holding the IP, that'd likely be the case even if the game was not for profit). So anyone developing a game is fac

Reply to [MOD] Balanced Tournament in Demigod Modding Demigod Forums

Final spamming of my post, as this thread is outdated and may well lead to someone (else :) ) wasting their time. Also, using the figures that poppabaggins suggests (1.0/1.0/1.0) will lead to the game being far too easy, as the enemy AI will have no bonus over your side (other than a minor upgrade to AI). --------------------------------------------- <div id="inte

Reply to Dgdata and Fatal Error in Demigod Demigod Forums

I'm spamming this solution into a couple of threads that popped up when I was looking for how to make Hard singleplayer tournaments less hard. 1. Editing the game is normally done via the bindata/mods folder. However, those mods are not loaded for the singleplayer tournament games. They take their instructions from the unmodded dgdata.zip .

Reply to Single Player Tournament vs Hard AI in Demigod Strategies Demigod Forums

I'm spamming this solution into a couple of threads that popped up when I was looking for how to make Hard singleplayer tournaments less hard. 1. Editing the game is normally done via the bindata/mods folder. However, those mods are not loaded for the singleplayer tournament games. They take their instructions from the unmodded dgdata.zip . 2. Editing dgdata.zip leads to the game not running. This is because the game checks to

Reply to Demigod difficulty levels and modding in Demigod Demigod Forums

I'm spamming this solution into a couple of threads that popped up when I was looking for how to make Hard singleplayer tournaments less hard. 1. Editing the game is normally done via the bindata/mods folder. However, those mods are not loaded for the singleplayer tournament games. They take their instructions from the unmodded dgdata.zip . 2. Editing dgdata.zip leads to the game not running. This is because the game checks to

Reply to Dgdata and Fatal Error in Demigod Stardock Forums

Thanks K_B. I probably won't get into MP, but I'll have a crack at the modded MP vs. AI (hadn't RTFM and had assumed those mods applied to SP as well).

Dgdata and Fatal Error in Demigod Demigod Forums

I purchased DG on Steam and have been trying to play with the difficulty settings on SP tournaments (for me Normal is too easy, Hard is too hard). I keep getting Fatal Errors though. I followed Sorian's advice. 1. Extract dgdata.zip to a temp folder 2. Rename dgdata.zip 3. Create new folder called dgdata.zip 4. Copy extracted data to new fol