[quote who="The_Gear" reply="4" id="3549768"] For your resolution issue, I believe we fixed it internally. https://twitter.com/draginol/status/598954161544237056 http://steamcommunity.com/app/226860/discussions/1/620713633846726592/ For your audio issue:<br
[quote who="Publius of NV" reply="1" id="3549469"] Someone on another thread reported that he got no audio in the tutorial/campaign if he turned the music off, but if he turned it back on he got the audio. Could that be your case? [/quote] I just tried it. Still no audio. I tried adjusting all fo the volume options to various settings with no luck. I tried a new sandbox game to see if I had audio in those. Nothing.
I have a 3 monitor setup. My main monitor is a UHD monitor capable of 3840x2160. Windows resolution is set at 2560x1440. I have 2 1080p monitors as well (1 on each side of the main monitor) When I set the resolution in the game (exit and restart) the resolution never changes. It always stays at my desktop resolution. When I load up the game, I get audio from the intro movie without any issues (A little on the low volume side, but it has been that way since beta) All through the tutori
I was playing my first game. 1 planet remained. The planet was surrounded by enemy ships. Only 1 of the hexes would allow me to attack. If there was a ship in that hex, it would attack that ship and I would win. If I tried to move into the empty hex, it would ask me if I wanted to start combat. I would say yes (or no) and it would do nothing. If I tried to attack a ship on any other hex surrounding the planet, it would do nothing. No combat. No movement into the hex. It acted as though there
So excited! I usually start my first game as a conquest anyway. This is not a bad thing for me :) Come on February!
Awesome news! Gal Civ II has been re-installed and $100 coming your way soon! :)