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About This Content Create your own universes with the Map Pack's new Editor. The Map Pack also includes 8 challenging new maps for players to conquer that range in size from gigantic 18-player areas to intimate maps perfectly sized for two-player duels.Features Six Pillars - A large map with six symmetrical clusters surrounding a super black hole; designed for large matches for up to six players. Clash - A medium sized symmetrical map designed for a large scale duel. Snowflake - Medium sized balanced map of near identical star systems, designed for up to 18 players. Core - A medium sized symmetrical map, surrounding a core of nebulae and resources, designed for up to six players. Joust - A tiny two-player map that is perfectly balanced for a duel, but with plenty of resources to keep. Quadrants - Small, four-sided and balanced. Divided by vast asteroid fields and optimized for four players. Round Table - Tiny and symmetrical. Designed for quick and balanced six player games. Milky Way - Explore the canon Galactic Civilizations galaxy, starting from Earth in this immense new scenario. 7aa9394dea Title: Galactic Civilizations III - Map Pack DLCGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Stardock EntertainmentPublisher:Stardock EntertainmentFranchise:Galactic CivilizationsRelease Date: 9 Jul, 2015 Galactic Civilizations III - Map Pack DLC Full Crack [crack] It's free! Seriously, who could be against that?. It's free! Seriously, who could be against that?. Love this pack, it gives a lot more variety I feel to the maps. :) Just wish now that you could literally explore in a black hole, which unfortunately isn't possible lol :). When most games release a map editor (ex. Civilization 5 WorldBuilder, which was free if I may add) they also include a scenario editor so you can place civs and units in the editor. In this editor, that feature is nowhere to be found. So you're telling me they couldn't give us the same tool they use to build their own scenarios? That seems kind of ridiculous to me. The maps in this pack are fine, but the editor lacking a feature that is so basic simply makes it not worth the money. I hope they see this oversight and add this function. If they do that I will be able to recommend this DLC.. The map editor is really difficult to understand it. The Milky Way scenario is present under the campaign section -> Standalone section. What I dislike is the fact that you have to PAY this dlc in order to create your own maps!. Maps designed have an incredibly high fail rate, and no way of identifying why your maps won't load in the game. It's also fairly bare-bones for a map editor, let alone one that you have to pay money in order to use.. When most games release a map editor (ex. Civilization 5 WorldBuilder, which was free if I may add) they also include a scenario editor so you can place civs and units in the editor. In this editor, that feature is nowhere to be found. So you're telling me they couldn't give us the same tool they use to build their own scenarios? That seems kind of ridiculous to me. The maps in this pack are fine, but the editor lacking a feature that is so basic simply makes it not worth the money. I hope they see this oversight and add this function. If they do that I will be able to recommend this DLC.. A Map Editor is a very nice addition to a game such as this one. The editor is very easy to understand making it usable by almost everyone, which also means that there will surely be a lot of maps to come. Though the editor lacks in customization, I would really love to see a way to customize planets to change their looks instead of being forced to change the type of planet for it to look as you want. I can only recommend this if you are eager to make or edit maps, since it really lacks in certain things to make greater detail on your maps. I'll leave it to you.. Unfortunately, this is not much of a map editor at all. In fact, if you own the DLC and expansions that came after its release, you won't be able to include them in your custom maps.The features of a map editor that you are used to are not present in this $5 package, such as editing civilization starting positions, planet customization, building\/improvement customization, placing units, and so on. If you want to crash the program, just change a planet's Class to 0. Yeah.Lastly, who the hell charges people for map editors of their games? Why the asinine cheapshot in giving us a near-worthless product, Stardock, let alone charging us for it in the first place? What is wrong with you people?