pla help me with the twilight expansion

from Stardock Forums

im getting crazy and feel so dumb

while in the previous expansions i could build quite early battleships while advancing in the military tree i have played 5 hours the main game (not the campaing) from the twilight of the armor and cant find the military tree that allow me to have new battleships

can someone help me

sorry for my english

2,966 views 3 replies
Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top
You need Hull Sizes as techs. Research the Hull Size tech Large Building for Battleships

It is an Orange Technology in TA - you should be able to go to the Research Screen and follow the tree there and it will give a description as to what it will let you do.

If you have this Technology and still cannot build Battleships, then there is something else wrong.
Reply #2 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
thanks for the help and tomorrow i will ceck
meanwhile as a newbie of this fantastic game and having bouth the full pack with the 3 campaigns i would ask wich is better to start a full game or a campaign ? and speaking of the full games are they very different ?
thx for any suggestions
Sins of a Solar Empire II
Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top
Full games are completely different. In the campaigns you have a specific goal and nothing else matters, it is a mistake to try and build an empire if playing a campaign.

The full game is about an empire. You have to balance research/economy/military and you have to exploit diplomacy/trade/and tactics. There are resources to harvest, anamolies to explore, borders to maintain, people to appease, the list goes on and on. Personally, the full game is where the excitement is, but the campaigns are neat to see how the story develops. If you are interested in the story of GalCiv2, then the campaigns are a nice way to immerse yourself in it. If the story is all you care about in regards to the campaigns, then play them on Cakewalk level just to see the story develop.

Note: A frequent problem with new players when playing the campaigns is that they try to play them as they would a regular full game. This leads to frustration. Read carefully what the objective is for every campaign, and concentrate on nothing but reaching those objectives.

Enjoy!