Ziddim

[quote who="mrblondini" reply="123" id="3604792"] But, Ziddim, if you were living in Austin and didn't like doing tech (50%) and all the jobs in manufacturing and wealth (30% each), you could look on-line/off-line for a job doing what you wanted in, say, Phoenix and move there. In GalCiv games, there is no volontary emigration. It's controlled by the "government": A Hey, you! On to that thar Colony Ship and go colonize that new planet and probably end up doing

For me, this isn't about a wheel / no wheel. I've been playing this game awhile. I had to take a long study break for my CPA exam on the order of months. I come back after the hiatus and find out that the way I play the game has been totally altered. I spent a good amount of time learning how to play and optimize my play-style, and all I really wanted to do was fire up my game and play. Instead, I come back to all this talk about ad

My Surface Pro 1 handled a large galaxy just fine. I tried an insane sized galaxy the other day on my Surface Pro 3, and I had to dial it back to 'low' graphics settings, and it was still kinda laggy/jumpy. I expect that it should have enough meat before it's all said and done. The SP3 is an I5-8g Ram model. @Frogboy: Yes. And the situation is exacerbated by the fact that the surface pro 3 doesn't have a mouse

We tablet users often have no mouse, which means no third mouse button or mouse wheel. I've noticed some basic pinch-zoom functionality, but not being able to rotate the ships without hooking up a mouse is a super big pain.