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Great to hear about the reboot! I really enjoyed Fallen Enchantress.

Some of this has been said in various ways in replies, but I don't think there has been a clear statement of the way I look at. I completely disagree with this statement: "The fact that outposts cost population makes them largely useless." <span style="font-family: 'ar

[quote]Yes, but before you couldn't use it at all now you can heal your opponents.[/quote] Lolz. [e digicons]k1[/e]

I updated the file as you suggested, but bleed still gives healing instead of damage. C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\FE Legendary Heroes\data\English\CoreSpells.xml When does the CoreSpells.xml get read? During each battle or is it assigned to the hero on the upgrade? What I have done to test the change is to replay a battle from a save file; it seems the save file is now updating or reading the CoreSpells.xml. Could that be? &nbs

Changelog for V1.1 states: " Fixed the Bleed ability for Assassins" But this ability is not fixed. Still adding +3 rather than subtracting -3 from enemies.

I make an outpost right next to my city. I upgrade its armory. This makes the outpost become part of the city. 1. As far as I can tell, the armory is then worthless. 1a. Units near the city (i.e., within 2 of outpost) do not get their bonus. This seems to be a BUG to me. Confirm? 1b. The armory shows up in the inventory list of the city. I have not had the AI attack my city so I do not know if the units in the city get the bonus. 1c. Because the

Is there any information on how the diplomacy mechanics work? That is, I am playing on challenging, getting down the ideas of getting cities going, leveling my heros, and so forth. I am ready with my army for any one neighbor to declare battle. But soon all three neighbors declare war within about 10 turns. I have had this now in three games in a row. I have tried to nurture relationships by offering tribute to the other two AIs (still at peace) after a first declares w

First, I'm glad my GalCiv2 log on works in this forum. Second, I have been waiting to comment somewhere (and so will do so here) to reiterate that Civ5 has done to the Civ franchise what MOO3 did to the MOO franchise----well, perhaps that is somewhat of an overstatement since MOO3 was such as disaster, but nevertheless Civ5 just isn't fun. Lots of other folks have given articulate explanations as to why Civ5 isn't fun (see civfanatics.com). So, my favorite games h