admiralWillyWilber

admiralWillyWilber

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Reply to GalCiv Journal: July 2017 (Polish and Balance) in GalCiv III Dev Journals GalCiv3 Forums

A while back i was thinking about the late game grind, and i came up with an idea. After a certain number of turns maybe 400 whatever you consider the late game. From a programmers change out databases. Anonolies, mega events, random events, and galactic council suggestions. As far as colonization events go seperating extreme world event from terran world events except anyone who gets any extreme worlds from the start would do the trick. If they start out with a extreme world colonisation the

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Reply to GalCiv Journal: July 2017 (Polish and Balance) in GalCiv III Dev Journals GalCiv3 Forums

Surface pro to expensive. For that price i.would buy a desktop. A tablet.should be around 100 dollars. Maybe you could convert galactic civilizations 2 into tablet. Convert apk files into exe files. Compile the text files. You would also have to write controls for the game. Nice to hear your balancing the game. And make it for the android.

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Reply to The Human Eye: A design review in Life, the Universe and Everything GalCiv3 Forums

[quote who="Daiwa" reply="3" id="3684642"] The story of evolution is manifestly demonstrated by embryology. Of virtually any animal species. [/quote]How does growth prove evolution since part of the punishment was to increase pain in child bearing. The bible does talk about children.

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Reply to The Human Eye: A design review in Life, the Universe and Everything GalCiv3 Forums

[/quote] Creationism is based on belief, and is therefore non-factual and unprovable. [/quote]Actually so is evolution what both sides is opinions on scientific facts the only difference most institutions oppress the idea of creation. Schools only teach one side. Carbon dating, and other radioactive dating have been proven to be useless if water is added. Strata have been made really quickly with water. All other dating methods say this planet isn't older than 200 thousand years.

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Reply to The Human Eye: A design review in Life, the Universe and Everything GalCiv3 Forums

[quote quoting="post"] Note: This post was originally written by my friend Steven Den Beste who passed away last year. This will be a series of articles designed to preserve his writing for future readers to enjoy the way I did. [/quote] Sorry to hear about your friends death. [quote quoting="post"] The Human Eye: A design review Occasionally I see creationists point to the human eye as a miracle of design, as if this so

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Reply to Are you polishing? in Galactic Civilizations III GalCiv3 Forums

Well if we are talking about the base game where there were no.planetary invasions i thought it was complete after 1.7. So why are we talking about expansions if we are talking about the base game. What they are talking about is that they are probably going back to releasing a patch every month. When you are asking if anyone plays above normal. You are asking who wants a gimp ai.

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Reply to Pick 2: Polish, low price, sophisticated gameplay in GalCiv III Dev Journals GalCiv3 Forums

[quote who="trims2u" reply="89" id="3683843"] Two things here: 1. In reference to "polish" - one of the biggest things that would make people's (both players and dev's) lives easier is to develop a method/system where your hardcore audience (i.e. those of us who hang out on the forums rabidly) could make updates to the system quickly and easily. I work in Release Management and Systems Architecture, and what you folks need is some sort of CI toolchain for community "patc

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Countering the late game redundancies. in GalCiv III Future Ideas GalCiv3 Forums

I was thinking about this. One way this could be countered is at somewhere between turns 334, and turns 600 mega events, galactic events, galactic council bills, and anomolies get changed to a new database of totally different types. This would change the game where it all of a sudden felt different. You.could also increase the difficulty of mega events this way as the player would be better equiped to handle this. As far as planet exploration changing the planetary events for extreme planets

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Reply to I'd like a refund please in GalCiv III Support GalCiv3 Forums

Im also not having any problems, but i dont play multiplayer something they are working on fixing. Dont play any custom factions. Except the ones about how i really dont know steam. Whats your hardware this is a pretty hardware intensive game. If i was you i would just shelve it for awhile, and come back then it will probably be the best game ever.

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Reply to Reason #45 why Galactic Citizen Pacing/Limits Must Be Re-evaluated in Galactic Civilizations III GalCiv3 Forums

The issue here was never that people arent influenced by their environment, but at least in this society the size, or population of the country doesnt usually seem to influence things. Even if you could site one country it would only less than a half percent. Your idea of what you do would influence the type of citizen sounds good except people wouldnt be able to choose them. Maybe instead groups of certain citizens. If maybe we worked your idea as percents not numbers, and great people risin

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Reply to Crusade 2.2 / 2.2.1 / 2.3 opt-in bugs in Galactic Civilizations III GalCiv3 Forums

[quote who="lyssailcor" reply="73" id="3682576"] Quoting Santapolo, reply 72 I don't know if it is a bug or if it's supposed to work that way, but everytime I conquer a planet its population goes up tremendously even surpasing its pop cap. Has anyone experienced anything similar? Does it reall

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