The two big ones are semi-on-hold thanks to the hurricane, and the big Patreon one is moving along rapidly just fine. Unlike other games, I don’t plan to record every turn in this one: just play it.
I’d be up for a small game (4 civs) unless a bunch of you are interested. I’m also looking at trying “Diplomacy” style rules for ending the game.
Basically, someone wins if they trigger a Civ V winning condition. But, at any time, all remaining human players can vote unanimously to end the game with a joint victory for all remaining human players.
I paid. I’ve been in a lot of games. I find that playing in 5 isn’t more work than playing in 1: but I have a turn to take every day after work. Feels good.
You get about 24 hours until your turn is outright skipped. As to how many turns per day. Used to be like 1 turn per week when we had people mad slow who couldn’t take their turns. Now there’s 3 people left in the game and we’re taking like 2 turns a night.
This may be the most anticlimactic end to a civ game ever.
Just that for days. Survived a civ reinstall a computer restart and a gmr re-download.
Pressing yes reveals the same message and it turns out gmr has some logs, which seem to reveal windows is being windows and blocking access to… something. It’s hard to say.
@Naoza For a clearer error message, you can (try to) upload saves directly through the website as well as through the desktop client. When I tried this, I got taken to what I unfortunately recognized as an ASP error page, talking about an IO exception because the drive was full.