I'll see if I can find any more information about this. Prior to release no one had any problems. If anyone else has issues with the leaderheads please let me know.Mine came with the computer, something like an "Intel Totally Exteme Graphics to-the-Max 2000".
I understand it's a lousy card for gaming, and causes other display problems with Civ IV but I've never seen the game crash like this.
I assumed it was something like the Mehmed II problem, but this doesn't seem to effect as many people.
Yes, you can mod Final Frontier as much as you'd like. Some of it is pretty complex though (mainly the Python stuff).Couple questions. Will the mod be fully open for modding and customization? And will development and patches continue for FF after release?
Yeah, I'm going to do something about this and it will be in a future patch.Very very nice Trip! I've played two full demos and will play a third directly after writing this post.
As others have said I would also like to see planetary descriptions in the civilopedia. Mouseovers on the map would be great, but civilopedia info would at least be a big help. And within the system (city) screen, mouseovers for the planets would also be helpful.
The tech tree in the demo is the same as the full mod. The only "difference" is that players can't get to the end in the demo.Is the tech tree etc in the demo the full game? Or is there more?
If it'll make you happy. If anything I think it'll only reduce the value of the paper it's put on though.Wow - You are a celebrity, Mr Jon Shafer! Can I have your autograph please?
Yes.FF in BTS is a full version?
The color of the Stars is irrelevant. However, the colors of the planets indicate their type which determines the amount of food/production/commerce they produce. At the very least I'll probably add something to the Civilopedia in the future to list what planets give what.
Jon
Try the Fractal map. That is the only one listed in the ini file.
I never had the option to choose maps?
Just Civ and difficulty. Everything esle was forced.
Are you running the demo from the shortcut that was installed with the demo?
The tech tree in the demo is the same as the full mod. The only "difference" is that players can't get to the end in the demo.
Jon
What do you mean? You can easily get to the end--you just need to change the game speed to quick in the map file (and be on settler of course). I've already gotten diplomatic and cultural/influence (it's only 2500 on quick, and with the beacons and all the religions/values it's very easy) victories on the base file with that being the only change, and space/astral with only minor cheats (I gave myself all the starting techs, revealed the map and got extremely lucky with the goody huts/space wreckage). I'd assume domination would be easy too--it's only about 30% of land area.
Notes:
Starbases seem to be useless--do they really need to cost money, cost a worker, and take time to build? (though I haven't used their military functions yet).
New Earth seems to be the best, at least in the demo (where you need to jump out quickly).