So far, so good.

GalCiv is very playable for an alpha. It's fun going through all the coming soon features. I love the economic tab. I think this feature may start appearing more in other games. It's very well done and makes tuning your economy very easy. The ship movements are very fluid.  I was also happy to see some of the user convenience features such as after clicking new turn if any units are now idle with movement points you have an option of moving them before the next turn completely processes. 

I think the only real gripe I have, and it is beta, is that I'm unable to launch a stationed ship from the ship list. Hopefully, later a right context menu can be added. 

I'm playing on 1920 x 1024. Should be no problem there unless my screen height is the problem. 

Great feedback. Let me see what i can help with.

The font code is getting a refresh, that should address most font issues.

We have a UI sizing system, but it was not quite ready for the alpha. You will have several sizes to chose from, and they will address many of your issues, such as the Icon Size.

In fact the UI Size option dose do something, sadly it only support Large at the moment and if your screen size is not big enough it appears to be doing nothing, this is a bug we will fix. If you have a very High Res screen you can run Large UI, I have run it on a 4K several times and it looks great.

The planet Terrain system is getting a complete overhaul, so most of the terrain, feature and placement bugs will all be going away, (And replaced with different ones) soon.

Wish Granted, there will be 8 at release (and hopefully during beta)

Allready in the game just click and drag.

Totally agree, this one has gotten me multiple times a game.

Pretty sure this is working as intended. A ship can go out of range as long as its endpoint is in range. This is exploitable in certain situations, but not enough to be a real problem.

"Madden-style" threw me at first, but once I got what you were talking about I really like it. Custom notes and tooltips would be great, especially for how long a game in a large galaxy can last.

Just an alpha place-holder to make sure you can get the points to trigger ideology.

Madden is a commentator for American Football that tends to draw pictures on the screen to explain strategy and tactics to the audience. Here is a comical version of what you might see. 

I think it can be cheap because it doesn't need to be that high tech.  Just allow the user draw on an invisibile layer that projects on the play field. I donno it's an idea. 

I must have missed it in the notes. The second reply I'm curious where you can do this. I tried for a while on the governer screen. I ended up having to remove the item and readding it. 

Sorry for the multiple replies.

You should be able to click on the building in the queue list and drag it up or down.

It's already in the game. I'm too used to having arrows to move items up or down the queue, so it took me a while to notice it, but drag-and-drop does work.

I think the queue is still something that needs to be reworked - I don't have the control I'd like when reordering things (I'm pretty accustomed to the Windows start menu feature that puts a little black line to indicate where the item you're dragging will drop) and last I checked there's no way to scroll while dragging things - and when you drop an item into the queue to reposition it, the queue usually scrolls up to the top and I have experienced some difficulty locating the item I just moved.  I think a lot of this stuff is in development for the overhaul of the planetary government screen, though.

Ah, I never automate my ships for exploration, so I've never seen it. When manually controlling your ships you have to set a destination that is within their range.