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  • #16
    Does anyone have direct contact with the author?

    Perhaps we could invite him over here!

    http://sleague.apolyton.net/index.php?title=Home
    http://totalfear.blogspot.com/

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    • #17
      Originally posted by curtsibling
      Does anyone have direct contact with the author?

      Perhaps we could invite him over here!

      I would second the motion to invite him here for a little discussion.

      The author's name is:

      Steffen Gerlach

      and he can be contacted here (click on "Contact the Author"):

      C-evo is a freeware empire building game for Windows

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      • #18
        The unit design feature is nice... However, since it costs tech research to develop stuff, it means a much narrower selection in practice.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Smiley
          The unit design feature is nice... However, since it costs tech research to develop stuff, it means a much narrower selection in practice.
          It also means more choices and decision-making

          Do you develop lots of basic units?

          Or...

          Do you develop fewer, but tougher units?

          Develop a stronger/tougher battleship - and you may not need as many ships (hence it costs less in terms of city support for those units)...

          Kind of reminds me of those uber overstrength 15-strength tank units in Panzer General 2...

          Cheers!

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          • #20
            Uh, the C-Evo site has an active forum. I tried to persuade Steffen to relocate to Apolyton a few versions back to no avail. If you are going to badger about new features, that would be the best place to do it.
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            • #21
              @Leonidas
              Posted by Leonidas
              At the opening game screen you will see a tab labelled "book chapters". This contains all the saved turns of your game plus an auto save.

              Just select the saved turn or auto save to continue with the game up to that point.
              We may be talking at cross purposes. I'm afraid I wasn't being specific enough when I said

              Posted by AGRICOLA
              The dumb way that games are saved in C-evo completely turned me off the game. To me it seemed unnecessarily opaque compared to the various CIV games.
              The last time I played C-evo, 3-4 years ago, saves at the end of turns as well as all the intermediate saves that I made were entered in the "book". At 200-250k apiece, it was amazing how the intermediate saves ate up disk space when I was creating them at a rate of 10 to 20 per turn. The limited capacity of the hard drive on my old computer couldn't take much of that. IIRC, I got fed up with having to open the "book" folder, figure out which were the intermediate saves and then delete them.

              Also, I cannot recall if C-evo allows one to rename game files to suit one's own preferences before saving them. I rename all of mine, usually by adding a number prefix (-001, -002 . . . . . -00n) to keep the saves sequential even if the names generated by a scen do not form an alphabetic or numerical sequence.

              Obviously, I favor the highly flexible and transparent approach to saving games that is available in CIV.
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              • #22
                Originally posted by St Leo
                Uh, the C-Evo site has an active forum. I tried to persuade Steffen to relocate to Apolyton a few versions back to no avail. If you are going to badger about new features, that would be the best place to do it.
                Perhaps if Stef had a look at the graphics now possible from
                Fairline and others, he might be enticed...A visit to his forum may be in order...

                http://sleague.apolyton.net/index.php?title=Home
                http://totalfear.blogspot.com/

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by curtsibling


                  Perhaps if Stef had a look at the graphics now possible from
                  Fairline and others, he might be enticed...A visit to his forum may be in order...

                  send him a sample perhaps?
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by AGRICOLA
                    @Leonidas


                    We may be talking at cross purposes. I'm afraid I wasn't being specific enough when I said



                    The last time I played C-evo, 3-4 years ago, saves at the end of turns as well as all the intermediate saves that I made were entered in the "book". At 200-250k apiece, it was amazing how the intermediate saves ate up disk space when I was creating them at a rate of 10 to 20 per turn. The limited capacity of the hard drive on my old computer couldn't take much of that. IIRC, I got fed up with having to open the "book" folder, figure out which were the intermediate saves and then delete them.

                    Also, I cannot recall if C-evo allows one to rename game files to suit one's own preferences before saving them. I rename all of mine, usually by adding a number prefix (-001, -002 . . . . . -00n) to keep the saves sequential even if the names generated by a scen do not form an alphabetic or numerical sequence.

                    Obviously, I favor the highly flexible and transparent approach to saving games that is available in CIV.
                    I agree it can be a pain.

                    Just one of the many things that could hopefully be improved upon

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by St Leo
                      Uh, the C-Evo site has an active forum. I tried to persuade Steffen to relocate to Apolyton a few versions back to no avail. If you are going to badger about new features, that would be the best place to do it.
                      I wouldn't say we are going to "badger" civ-evo's creator; merely engage him in some constructive dialogue...

                      I wouldn't even suggest getting him to "re-locate" to Apolyton (although that would be nice). My suggestion would be to "invite" him here for a friendly discussion; show him around; and open up the discussion on what could be done with civ-evo...

                      It would be a win/win situation for everyone concerned...

                      Cheers!

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