Erfael

This seems board-gamey to me. (And I'm a huge board game player). Think of it this way: Each administrator gives you a certain number of Administration Points. Think of them however you like. Each one is a person, each one is political capital, each is a signature on a form that allows the government to do something, each one is simply an action point that is a cost for some action. Once you make a survey ship, you've burned one of your persons/capital/sign

Hi again, One more thing, which may or may not be working as designed. I've been away from GalCiv for some time, and I'm recently dipping my toes back in with Crusade. Since I'm just having a look in and figuring out how everything works so far, I've been playing a bunch of early game with AI players set to "Beginner" so I can see how all the moving parts fit together without too much hassle. :) And they've been really outpacing me in nearly ever

Hi all, I've been away from all things GalCiv for quite a while, but have been giving Crusade a bit of a go. I'm wondering if the treasury tooltip (when hovering over money on the top bar) is working as intended. I was in a situation in a recent game where I discovered what had to be the last juicy planet on a small map. I had just enough money in the treasury to rush a colony ship and be left with a paltry 1 credit. But I checked, and the toolti