Here's the before: https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=34b8e05f14f3e4b7!456&authkey=!ANwlzcUNTwX0QJo&v=3&ithint=photo%2cpng And here's the after: https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=34B8E05F14F3E4B7&id=34b8e05f14f3e4b7%2145
[quote who="Vidszhite" reply="6" id="3550241"] That doesn't mean they're not carriers. The tooltips won't tell you a ship is a carrier, you just find out that there's suddenly like 20 identical Small ships in the fleet once you initiate combat. If you're so sure that these aren't carriers, post a picture on imgur or something so that we can see it, because the ones we got from you are blank. [/quote] I'm working on the photos. What role do carrier
[quote who="Vidszhite" reply="4" id="3550064"] Those ships you're attacking are Carriers. Carriers don't show their fighters until combat begins, so what looks like an easy target is actually a deadly force. I can tell that even though your pictures are blank, because I am an extensive user of Carriers, and I also know well what it's like to be on the receiving end of a Carrier attack. This is why, when you see a ship that has relatively low armaments for its size, or if it&#
This probably comes from an AI buff, but it's very disconcerting. On the map, a fleet indicates that is has two medium-size ships: But
I'll try that, thanks.
I've tried selecting it as I would in GalCiv II and it doesn't work. Is this a bug or is it done differently?
Just a few game suggestions: -Upgrading my custom ship designs is frustrating. I get a new technology, and now I have to go through all my designs and change them to use it. I have a whole topic on that here . -The battle viewer, though awesome, still needs some work on cameras. Specifically, I often find it is zoomed out so far that the entire battle fills only about a tenth of my screen, with the rest being empty
I'll start by listing my system specs: Processor: AMD 4-Core 3.7GHz (Athlon X4 860K) RAM: 16GB DDR3-1866 (Kingston Fury) Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 970 reference card Monitor: 23" 1080p (Asus VX238H-W) Some bugs I've observed: -Tooltips often don't disappear when I move my mouse. This leaves them in the way of clicking on things, and I frequently have to mouse over something else to get a different tooltip in another l
[quote who="The Sisko" reply="2" id="3533177"] If you make your design a template you can access the design in subsequent games regardless of what research paths you choose. [/quote] That's helpful, but it doesn't solve my problem. I still have to upgrade the darn thing every time I get new techs.
I've logged more hours than I care to admit on the ship designer in GalCiv II, and enough in GalCiv III to know the similarities/differences. Something that really bothers me is that every time I develop a new technology, I have to go through all my custom ships, trying to remember which uses what, and update them, marking older versions as obsolete. Worse, the next time I play I might take a different approach to research; in one game I may have a hyperwarp drive and