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But this is almost too good to be true, good luck guys, keep up the great work.

I possibly couldnt agree more. I have played the original SC2 ONCE through with my 386/33 system. Then I lost the starmap and wasnt able to play it again :(.

Finally, I reinstalled the game with crack (remember, I DO have bought the game, just lost the starmap) on my p3/500 system, but unfortunately the graphics card (voodoo3) did not work at all, I just got blurred screen when starting. Might have been the crack, too ;)

So, now with this re-release I can again play the game. Not to mention, this game is the one game I probably will remember as the ultimate game ever made for PC. So, on the second thought maybe I shouldnt start playing again and risk to wash away all those golden memories of a game with brilliant graphics and audio...

That has happened before, you know. I have tried some of the legendary C-64 games with emulator and man, they look like crap! :D

But anyway, nothing can chance how I feel about the plot of the game. And the brilliant design.

Thank you guys, I hope you hang on with the game and can some day release a fully stable version for us all Starcontrol (Or The Ur-Quan Masters) fans out here!

Kiitos =)

Oh good, there's already a thread for random fan spamming, I'd hate to have to have made my own. ;)

This ROCKS!.

My three favorite games of all time have been Fallout 2, Planescape:Torment, and yes, Starcontrol 2. Just beautiful guys. I practicly drooled on the description of the open source customizibility in the article in Computer Games magazine.

Same thing happened to me; it worked fine on my 386/33, but it fell apart on all pentiums I attempted to run it on, even when I tried to run it in DOS-mode. UQM is a rather welcome thing to know about.