BTGBullseye

You really need to learn to embrace the shift key... It's not as "advanced" as 5th graders make it seem.

3572 - Maybe next time kerdios.

No it isn't.

Trump isn't a dictator, no matter what the media tries to tell you. He can't control any of this.

3568 - The next person better get it.

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As long as it loads the captcha, it doesn't require me to input anything. Yes. Not mutually exclusive, even though it would seem like it.

Indeed. It's a grand scale RTS, not a fleet micromanagement RTS.

So... It's never harmless?

3562 - Yes I am.

Pretty much. No captcha for me. Cloudflare knows better than to ask if I'm a bot.

I'm not sure what you mean by "hw, the original from 1999"... Do you mean Birth of the Federation? If you do, the mod is very much in line with that game, and even includes a grid arrangement galaxy generation that basically gives you BotF, just including far more content. It also includes events from newer Trek series, and the tech progression is even more diverse than the vanilla game.

TBF, as bad as it was, it's still surprisingly good for what the game is.

I notice cloudflare authenticating, does that count?

Dishonor on you, and your house.

Looks like.

Just get one of the many skybox replacement mods... This game has tons of mods available for it. (I'm using a Star Trek total conversion right now, and it's extremely fun)

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Conan Exiles with Isle of Siptah, The Imperial East Pack, The Riddle of Steel, Blood and Sand Pack, and the Debaucheries of Derketo Pack. Sid Meier's Civilization VI, with all DLCs. Jurassic World Evolution: Premium Edition. ("premium edition" just means all DLCs) Stellaris. (I have it on Steam, but I bought a copy on GOG for my brother)

Well, it was marketed towards the new consoles, and towards being playable on old consoles without having to buy a second copy when getting a new console... But it was most heavily marketed towards PC.

Same way they do with tickets for sports... Limit resale price to no more than $1 + service charges over the MSRP. If exceeding that price, it's illegal. I'd say to get a better CPU before trying to upgrade the GPU. The CPU will be the more limiting item in that build. An RX 580 8GB is able to run virtually everything at medium settings with playable framerates. Frequency is a big plus, but only because it allows a higher frequency form the Infinity Fabric without decoupling it from the RAM frequency. If you want to increase the RAM speed above 3200, you're gonna need a new CPU. If you want it to exceed 3600, you're gonna need at least a B550 motherboard and a Ryzen 5000 CPU. (I'd wait for the lower priced ones to come out in a few months) Apart from the Infinity Fabric effects, latency is the next most important part of RAM performance. The 16-16-16-36 timing numbers after the speed are part of what determines that, and lower are always better. If it's already decent timings, then using 4 sticks instead of just two will almost always perform better than "faster" RAM. Anything over 120Hz is effectively negligible for anything except ultra-competitive e-sports "gaming". I'm using a 165Hz monitor right now, and I can not see any difference between 165Hz, 144Hz, and 120Hz in the vast majority of games. Apart from that, a nice build.

3560 - Looking forward to this year...

Right on my dude! TPBM still has far fewer posts than me.

Of course he was. It's illogical for him to do so, so he naturally would. Same as the rest of us.