So I don't play many PC games, but I heard about Stardock and bought Sins of a Solar Empire a while back and enjoyed it thoroughly. I've been thinking about buying GalCiv2. However, a laptop is now my primary computer, so I was wondering: do you think it's possible to play GalCiv2 with a trackball mouse instead of a regular one? The goal is to have the laptop in my...err, lap, and then have a trackball in the chair next to my leg. I don't have a comfortable computer desk or ch
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[quote]That's the stupidest thing I have ever heard. OP, please don't read this.[/quote] You say it's the stupidest thing you've ever heard, but why? What would you do different? And don't say "everything"... I'm a new player (just got the game yesterday) and I've found it difficult planning ahead for things. I've got a lot to learn, so any advice such as what's already been posted is extremely helpful.
So I'm not really a PC gamer, I'm probably going to get a lot of crap for it. But I heard about SoaSE and thought it sounded awesome. Pretty much the only games I play on the PC are RTSs like Starcraft and the Total War series. Before I bought the game, I heard there wasn't much of a storyline, and I was OK with that because the story in other games usually kept me from blowing as much stuff up. I bought the game, and for the first few minutes it was awesome, but I was disappointe