Ahh! I found this explanation on some other forum a few years ago. Until that time, merely a subconscious thought that there was something up with those words, existed in my mind. But it never surfaced completely. But I know the difference now, and hope someone else can see this and learn. As I once did. ( English is not my first language.
Enlarging the font, when providing certain "feedback", just feels obnoxious IMHO. But that was perhaps the point, to make more noise about it, so that other comments pale in comparison? Got some stability issues currently, so have not played the Beta extensively enough to make an informed comment about the direction of the AI. But the game receive mor
Uhhh, what about the bug that prevent you from upgrading a ship, thinking any component is too big even when the hull is empty? Came in the position where I had to design new ships from scratch, in order to upgrade. Pretty inconvenient. Happens when you start a new session, or use designs
The UI is as streamlined as should be. Have you noticed how strategy games lately do all the stuff for you? It's incredibly boring to have the computer play the game for you at both ends. Apart from actually moving stuff. They still let you do that, sometimes. I find the UI of GalCiv II very friendly and accessible. But we all know that ANY KIND of micro-management is a big sin in computer games today. But more options is a healthy thing, s
I can't believe all the changes, it's almost like a new game. Feels much more "solid" now. Oh yes, the new ship design options have made the process so simple, it's unheard of. I thought it was illegal to create something so user friendly! Brilliant. I know all the ship components intimately now.
The option to buy the game as a download, is a blessing for those of us that live in more obscure parts of the world. Thanks for the friendly availability policy. I hope the sales will be great, because this is the last best hope for ( the gaming ) mankind.
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