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v3 to v4) that completely changed major systems of the game causes a major overhaul mod to break? That’s crazy talk!
Their primary problem will for sure be economics; as they in this game *cannot* colonize, really *anywhere*, so for them: once any system is lost: it is LOST.
Added to that, the Borg player will *always* be winding up outpaced by anybody competent in terms of resource-economics, in several ways: they're the "easy meat" of the game, yet they fit the category of "big game" in that regard, as in big-game hunting.
As for story mode: it *appears* to be a type of game where it almost exactly parallels major events in "Star Trek".
Now one of the major problems I've been having is that the game gets to 100%, and it simply stays there: it refuses to launch, as in *at all*, I cannot even get it to set up the game.
Frustrating it IS.
I simply want to be able to solve this whole mess as a baseline user.
Beyond the guarantee that I plan on testing to see if your input has given the solution; I cannot promise anything- but that I'm convinced to try at least: that's already well and secured!
I'm not *quite* sure what to look for in the pinned discussions; but the RAM does seem logical; the game would reach about the setting up *of* the gameboard: game's chosen, as is the universe it is in, but the setting it up the game either kicks out and refuses to go into, or it kind of backs out in setting up for what it is worth.
I don't know nearly enough of programming *this* game to get into the files and troubleshoot it, but your "title" in this indicates that you *do*... you may well find something or deduce something of what's weird.
As for the version: that's been consistent the whole entire time- going to test to make sure though, to check and see if this's the problem.
Insufficent available RAM *COULD* cause the game to lose focus.
If this works; you've got my gratitude and thanks for what it is worth!
This's been happening for a while, uninstalling and reinstalling does not do anything, nor does verifying the integrity of game files, nor apparently does repairing the steam library.
Does anybody else know how come this'd happen, and if so, how to fix it as a baseline user? I really am interested.
Oh, and I do believe it worked fine still, and then by now it categorically fails to fully launch, and what's up with the *negative* amount of memory space needed? That's just plain weird!
Also, this's pretty much *this* game itself; some others work fine, and this *should* work, but has now begun to categorically collapse; why is that?
This should NEVER have happened, not once, but it does; and that has to be addressed.
For clarity, currently I've been using the beta rollback version of the game, and the matching beta version of the launcher.
No other modifications are active, and the modifications connected to the game have all been unsubscirbed and resubscribed, and I haven't been shy about verifying the integrity of game files.
It simply is that none of these make any sense... and it was pretty sudden when this happened.
That's what I'm dealing with, @taliarium; and believe you me: it is annoying; the thing is: the game may well start, but it universally collapses within the first *month* of gameplay; no, the game's not broken, and no, there's no other modifications I'm using.
Not only annoying, though, but fully confusing.
Anybody have any input on how to solve that?
I'd really like to know the workaround that would work with that problem set.