I like Research and Diplomacy.
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Yep, it's a pretty fantastic game. There are some bugs and it's in dire need of a 'Civlopedia' type feature, but at it's core it's one of the most fun turn based games I've played yet.
I ordered the boxed version from Stardock and it was only $44.95. In the email it stated I would have the game shipped to me shortly, so I hope I wasn't supposed to pay anything extra. I didn't see an option to.
I just bought and downloaded the game less than 20 mins ago myself. Went flawlessly. Love what I'm seeing from Stardock so far. Now it's time to give the game a spin.
Watching TV/Movies. I'm really starting to think I'm all but finished with video games. Nothing really interests me anymore, aside from GalCiv2.
Mid-March.
Wow, the screenshots really don't do the engine justice. That looks fantastic. I love all the little effects like the ships hovering in place and the visual representation of orbiting moons/planets. Would love to see more videos. Thanks for putting this up.
Civ IV is a great game, but the engine was poorly optimized. I'm hoping GalCiv2 runs a bit better on my machine.
https://www.galciv2.com/databank/docs/gcmanual-draft3.pdf
I'll be running the game on a pretty ancient machine.... AMD Atlhon 1.2ghz processor 512 DDR Ram ATi Radeon 9550 PRO Hopefully it will run smooth at 1024x768.
Can't say I really cared for the Empire at War demo, but then RTS games really aren't my thing. It looks and sounds great, however.
Frogboy, Any chance you guys are going to throw up some GalCiv 2 wallpapers? I always like to hype myself up a bit by seeing the game every time I boot my machine up.
I'm almost certain you choose your color scheme when choosing your civilization.
What exactly comes with the collector's edition? I have a pre-order for the electronic DL version, but I'd much rather have a boxed copy of the game along with the ability to download it *anyway*, so I e-mailed the tech support team to see if I can change my order around. I believe you get a fold out
Lowa, Check out http://www.ibuypower.com for reasonably priced gaming machines. You can get a Athlon 64 3500+, 1gig ram, and 256MB nVidia GeForce 6600 card for $750. Free shipping, also.
I'm glad to hear you feel so highly of the AI, being as critical as you are in past updates. It really is the foundation of a single player TBS game and I'm very excited at the possibility of playing GalCiv2 for many years, while still being provided a challenge. The game looks and sounds absolutely fantastic, as I've been following it for a few months now. Having not played the beta, it will all be fresh come the 21st. This will likely be t
System Requirements: Minimum Requirements Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista, Pentium III 600 MHz or equivalent, 128 MB of RAM, DirectX 9.0, Compatible Video Card with 64 MB of VRAM Recommended Requirements Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista, Pentium 4 2GHz or equivalent, 512 MB of RAM DirectX 9.0 Compatible Video Card, with 128 MB of VRAM
I think GalCiv 2 comes with a printed manual. No need to buy a laser printer.
Holy crap, that looks amazing. You just made the wait a lot harder.
It won't be any time soon.
I believe one of the Stardock reps stated the game will only be around 650 megs. Should only be one CD.
Nice! Nothing like free publicity.
Battlestar Galactica Season One soundtrack.
Hi, I just wanted to chime in and say how much I'm looking forward to the game. Not a regular poster on these forums, but I've been reading up on all the information, and I must say it sounds fantastic. Another thing I'm pleased about is the announcement that there will be no copy protection or CD checks. I've been burnt so many times in the past on games that didn't run on my machine due to this and it's refreshing to see a compa