Ranbir

In my game, if you've been in #sins had pirates with a fleet strength of over 500 ships. Each one had 2-4k hp and the average weapon damage power was something like 181. Not even a maxed researched fleet of an EMPIRE can take on that. Even with a starbase as support! What technology are these pirates investing in and why don't the TEC, Advent and Vasari have access to such power? :P Seems the Pirates are capable of having the financial clout and in

Yeah that's what I've gone for shadow. Also replacing extractor meshes with planet ones (resized) Of course, can game starts with no "home planet" so to speak?

Is it possible? I've been trying to put the neutral resource info into the star entity file but it doesn't seem to be catching it on in game.

[quote]Nope. If you want to play to win with 'quality over quantity' then play WC3 with it's incessant hero micromanagement. This is a 4x game. [/quote] Exactly. A 4x game, which means quality over quantity should be a completely valid option. It's how my higher experience, more advanced units in Civ 4 can handle themselves against greater numbers. It's how in GC2 I'm capable of having smaller fleets boasting technological advantages. Visible advantages. It isn't just unit tier

You know. This just makes me think of having an RPG game within the Sins game. Think about it. The AI empires already provide a perfect platform for a dynamic universe setting that go on about their daily business. Something like Space Rangers 2! Imagine that in Sins skin. Mmm!

I'm guessing 28th GMT. Which will be all the more painful for anyone +GMT. I remember there recently being quite a tiff over release day...think it was Jade Empire with the digital release. Bioware made it so late a good portion of the world actually were unlocking it a day later! Nice time to boo at localisation on the internet. I thought the internet was to break barriers like this? But it seems recently localisation has grown on the internet, strange that!