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I don't have a floppy drive on my PC and haven't had for years. Am I going to have to upgrade my system to use this feature?

Repetiveness is a subjective measure. So that part I can't speak to. However, I do think that playing only at easiest levels will aggravate that situation. At easiest levels, the game has less chances to affect or change your play. You overcome all too easily all of its challenges. It is only when the game can challenge you that you get the feeling that outcomes are variable from game to game. Try going up just one level to see if you get a little more

Plenty of micro. Plenty of tools to make it efficient. That's what I want.

GC2 Civ V FE:LH

Submission for consideration: "Our conglomerate of research and development facilities have just finished work on , When we figure out what it does, we'll let you know."

Thanks to the OP for bringing up an important point. Thanks to devs and Brad for reassurance and understanding. This is great!

I not only like the humor, I love it! My favorites are evil races attempting to be nice. "Your skin looks delicious!" is one of my favorites.

Put me down as someone who considers Jagged Knife a not-fun event. I will live with everything else that happens, but Jagged Knife is a guaranteed reload. I guess that is one way to individually mod out that one event. on topic content for this forum.... Galciv 3 is coming! Just let the Jagged Knife try to stop that!

This sounds like an exciting development. In efforts like this we explore both gaming and AI. Now I can justify all this play time.

[quote who="MottiKhan" reply="31" id="3406007"] There's nothing wrong with wanting a GOG version of the game. It doesn't preclude a steam version, it adds to it. [/quote] As Frogboy points out, that is not correct. Steamworks is built into the game and those functions are NOT available on GOG. It would not be the same game. However, that won't stop anyone from making non-Steam demands, both reasoned

Stardock made a business decision to use Steam. They have explained that business decision clearly on these forums. It is based on their real numbers and experience that show sales and profits using Steam. How does a petition change those money decisions? Are you claiming that your petition will represent an actual significant percentage of projected sales? Are you factoring in any cost or efficiency trade-offs for Stardock going GOG? Are you claiming some so