SuChiUomizu

SuChiUomizu

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You can't always tell who they are going to surrender to. In one game the Drengin surrendered to me when I was far away from them and in fact never made official contact with them. I probably wouldn't have won without that though. ~SDC~

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[quote]Also, if you know your history, you would know that the illuminati has been a force for hundreds of years in human history. Formed sometime in the 17th or 18th century, the illuminati has been guiding the actions of countries since they were formed and continues to do it to this day.[/quote] It was my understanding it has never been conclusivly proven the Illuminati ever existed. ~SDC~

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As for being able to cancel out of wars you don't want to fight, your alliance is a military alliance as much as anything. And it generally is in most strategy games. If you back out of an allies war you aren't being a good ally. In some games you get the choice but your alliance will be cancelled if you choose not to help your ally ~SDC~

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[quote]I hit Ctrl-Alt-Del and Enter to lock the screen. When I log back in, GalCiv often crashes. I use the windowed version.[/quote] Are you sure alt-control-delete isn't just closing the game? Depending on what version of Windows you are using it can be pretty easy to do accidentally. And in fact to close the game is the only reason I would hit those buttons while the game is on. ~SDC~

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[quote]I have a question about downloading also. Not the game, which I bought in a store. But about Dregin.net. I paid my $30, got the message from Stardock. I put in my registration number. And was even able to look at the Dregin.net screen. But is there anything from Dregin.net that I need to download? That's what I"m confused about.[/quote] As long as you already have Stardock Central you shouldn't need to download anything else to use your Drengin subscription. ~SDC~

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[quote]When starting a new game I adjust the Economy to 100% Military and then adjust the tax rate and Gov spending until I get the mix I want. Most of the time this works, but sometimes when I raise the tax rate past 55% it will change from generating 13bc to 3bc. Raising it further will get it up to 4,5,6 ......I noticed it only seems to happen when the starting planets PQ is 17.[/quote] Like CariElf said this is intentional. The population it lists on your planet is only tax payers.

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