Viperderby

Thanks... i'll give it a try.

Have built several economic improvements... merchant, market, etc. No change to my Gildar income. In the ledger, lists 0 gildar from taxes (because my taxes are set at none), and then 12 "city gildar" from improvements, but these don't compute into the total per season. Am I missing something? I feel like I've wasted building these improvements, or are they only supposed to work when taxes are coming in too?

Lots of things are stealing. The world isn't a perfect place now is it? Signed, a thief. And I see you're advertising yourself as one of the folks who is NOT going to try to make the world a better place. Awesome. Negative comments about piracy are valid.

I was a big fan of the Belgariad series as a kid (by David Eddings, who has since published many others). I got through 3 books of the Wheel of Time, but I'm giving it another try. I was also considering GRRM, but had heard the series might never be finished. Still, I understand the first few books are worth it regardless.

Yes, there's a chance for panicking units if the morale of an army is too low (indicator at the bottom of the screen), causing them to lose all their action points. It's usually happening when the combat takes a long time and the morale is sinking. But there are some sovereign traits and spells to influence it. Could it be that you picked the "Intimidating" talent at sovereign creation? That talent causes the opposite army to start with a lower morale in combat. </blockquot

For a couple tactical battles now, the enemy force does one move. Then I cast chain lightning (may or may not kill some dudes), and then for every enemy turn after that they just stand there and wait for me to knock them dead. They don't even strike back. I have no enchantments on any of my guys, and in the latest battle, the enemy force had a combat rating of 400+ compared to my 200. Does it have anything to do with the "Panicked" that appears over their heads after I

I didn't read through all 200+ replies to this thread, so forgive me if this has already been said: The following quote from PC Gamer is hard to dispute: "But putting junk like this in a box and charging money for it is not okay, however rapidly you try and patch it afterwards. It punishes you for being a fan, it punishes you for buying on day one, it punishes you for pre-ordering, and it punishes you for having faith that a great company like Stardock wouldn’t ask you to pa