Globulation2

that is awesome! thanks for the info

done

unfortunately I don't know much about the windows setup
as far as I know all of the developers use Linux, and to make the windows binaries we use mingw

keep in mind that nicowar is not complete.

at the same time, it's still _really_ hard to beat, so once you beat that you are ready to take on the developers! or giszmo himself, he's really good too.

added to the [wiki]Wishlist[/wiki]

at the moment, the Mac version has been brought to a halt as no current developers own a mac (not even me ) so we can't test it.

your curser speed is controlled by Xorg. what window manager are you using? kde, gnome, xfce4, ??? best place to look would be on the web for your particular window manager as that's not related to glob2

thank you for the compliments, we're glad you've enjoyed it

well, I can tell you for a fact that the game is growing
http://globulation2.org/awstats

nicowar is still under heavy development, so expecting the game to run 100% when using that is wishful thinking at this point in time. if it's crashing when you're playing against AICastor or somebody else, then please give us more information. What would be helpful: intel, amd, 64bit proc? what ver...

the bugtracker is hosted at a different place, nongnu.org, which also hosts the cvs repository, etc. think of nongnu.org as sourceforge, so in short we won't be able to combine those databases any time soon.

as for putting a bugzilla on this system, that probably won't happen soon either.

press 'p'

what I would like is to have it where a unit will only convert if they are below 10% health or there is no more room in any of the inns. Any other solution seems to totally cripple your opponent. Maybe we could try out some of these ideas in cvs?

In CVS the cost is now at 35, which on the latest maps built for current and new releases of glob2 seems like a good number. it will probably stay at this too.

too complicated, let's do this old style, however many players, 1v1, winner moves on, or 2out of 3. move up the ranks until the last two go.
seems fair to me, don't you think?