A word of Hello & Thanks

[Captain Kwok]

StarJack: Remember that the AI in SEIV does not cheat - the different difficulty settings only represent how many of the AI ministers are turned on, unlike MOO II.

[StarJack]

Tesco, Mac invited me to run up Your tab at the Cantina, I just figured it took lots of minerals to keep the Fluffy Bunnies from calling the, er, Fuzz?!
Cap'n Kwok, I read that in the Dubious guide, and find it just one of the many intriguing things about SEIV. The MOO series is my all time favorite. Te be honest, I bought SEIV as a 'tide me over' until MOO III is released. I've been grinning ear to ear to discover that SEIV may actually equal or surpass MOO for my all time favorite.
I never been able to play much multiplayer, as my work life schedule is very unusual. But PBW and 48 hr turns just may make it possible for me to enjoy 'human' competition for once. I still have a bit to learn about the game before trying that, but I'm looking forward to it!
Best Regards to all...

[DavidG]

Originally posted by Captain Kwok:
StarJack: Remember that the AI in SEIV does not cheat - the different difficulty settings only represent how many of the AI ministers are turned on, unlike MOO II.

Huh??. Surely with an AI race the ministers would all be truned on??

[Phoenix-D]

Nope. The lower difficulty settings hinder the AI by turning some of the less-critial ministers off. Slows it down.

Phoenix-D

[Atrocities]

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