Well, my poor old computer really is doing all it can to run the program. Okay, if this is not a desired feature of the game, I shall close my eyes when I hit the mouse button and let the gods of war decide these things as they should.
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When conducting a planetary invasion, the screen opens up and shows the two opposing forces. Then there is a ratio displayed which changes (7 v 4, 13 v 8, 25 v 7 etc) while it waits for you to click on the bottom button and start the battle. On my computer, which admittedly is doing about all it can to run GCII, the speed of these ratios changing is slow enough that as a player I can cherry pick the ratio I want, allowing me to win
I bought this game yesterday. Why? 1. It got great reviews. 2. It sounds like my kind of game. Typically, when I buy a game, I buy it on e-bay. When I came here and realized: 1. The disk isn't copy protected, and 2. The developers seem to treat the consumers like human beings I then felt very pleased to go out and buy it retail. There a gazillion people and they all bu