I'm a translator and a lexicographer. "Don't rush" was the only option I already gave Stardock my money for TA, but as I have many games to play and, generally, a great deal of things to do, I won't mind if they take they time.
[quote] Elwro, go to Tools->Settings->Internet, make sure that you're on server US-1, then click Refresh XML data. [/quote] Thanks, it did the trick!
Hm, I still cannot download the patch via SDCentral. I have DA version 1.70c[b].001, SDCentral says there's an update to 1.80.093, I say "install" but after a few seconds I get the "ref 201" error about the module being no longer available...
Could anyone help? I'm interested in the answer to the kwery, too
Even so, I just want to add another vote for a Linux version of future Stardock titles. Maybe the new fantasy game? I'd gladly take part in any testing.
Of course you could always redownload the whole game later, if you like. OK. That was the bit of info I wasn't 100% sure about Thanks!
If you're planning to get it anyway, you can download the game, manual and all (even if you can't play the game), then just use SDC's archive option to move it to the new computer when you get it, without having to redownload (provided you have a network or portable media that you could move it across with). Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately the laptop does not have a CD burner and I don't have my pendrive with me. I thought it could be possible to download th
Hi there, After having much fun with the first GalCiv I'm seriously considering getting the second part (I've not decided whether to buy the Gold Edition yet). The problem is, I'll be stuck on a laptop with a non-supported video card (Savage) for a few days, so the game won't run. But will I be able to download and read the manual or other instructive media? I'd like to read more about the game mechanics before I begin playing. So the question is: should I buy the game now, because I'll
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