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I think I found out what it was. The NVIDIA Control Panel that comes with the NVIDIA driver has a setting for laptops (maybe to save power?). It was auto-selecting whether to use my laptop's NVIDIA card or the integrated onboard Intel Graphics card. For some reason, most of the indie games on my laptop were auto-selected to use the integrated onboard Intel Graphics card. This is not an obvious setting. Should probably contact NVIDIA to have

I haven't been able to play a multiplayer custom game for several months, now. I am able to join the lobby and ready up. However, after the host starts the game, the application crashes. Before, it would not give any sort of error message. However, in the most recent time (earlier today), I received a Windows error message about the program encountering a problem/bug. Is there anything I should do?

[quote who="emaise" reply="4" id="3527696"] You don't get cash, debt, resources, or patents when you buy out a company. You get their buildings and HQ. [/quote] I think you get the value of the patents from the acquired company, which increases your stock price. You can't use them, though.

[quote who="TAW_OnlyMan" reply="1" id="3527655"] I don't necessarily agree. If you acquire a failing company, that means you acquire their debt. [/quote] Someone has said in other threads that you don't acquire their debt.... ? I bought someone that was $60k in debt yesterday, and I don't remember any debt.

I had a similar problem yesterday.

[quote who="EmeraldCandy" reply="3" id="3527436"] I think there should be no difficulty level and instead have everything at the default +0% for public games, but for private games allow the option [/quote] I disagree. Some people want to play all-ceo games, and they may not know everyone in the game. Alternatively, I would agree with the host being able to change the difficulty for everyone in the game or a setting that affects everyone equally.

I'm in the US, and I too had a lot of trouble joining games on multiplayer today. Also, I could successfully host games before, but I don't think anyone could see or join my game.

I have a suggestion for the postgame report. I suggest a revenue/cash chart by time with all the players on it. That is, the Y-axis has revenue or cash, and the X-axis has time. The cash variable is self-explanatory. Revenue can be defined as anything that increases the cash value or decreases the debt value. I believe it's the sum of Goods Sold, Goods Auto-sold, and Sold Offworld. This is a rudimentary way to compare performance among companies in th

[quote who="jgray5454" reply="9" id="3525464"] Most helpful. There is some built in "market adjustment lag" to your Value/Share. The market needs time to "price in" large, recent changes to your value. Cool. This explains why your so vulnerable following a buyout - your stock price instantly loses the value of your +100% shares in your acquisition but the value of their Base/Structures takes time to be reflected in your stock price. [/quote] If this