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Congratulations!!!! 
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I am now abvialent about using Mods in games I post to Metaserve. For a while, there were not problem. Then, I started getting anomolous games. I posted two. The first one, I kept reposting and eventually it was reported correctly, i.e., what my correct scores was, etc. The second game is still anomolous. Apparently an anomolous game is not counted in all areas correctly, unless I misintrepret the legend. I have played 15 games. When you have played 15 games, you are supposed to be promoted. Maybe you only get promoted on game 16, not sure. But one of the 15 games in anomolous. So, the game is counted, but not for promotion?
I no longer use mods in games I want to submit, I only use them when playing for fun. They are much more interesting. Stardoc should rethink the game strategy that causes anomolous games. Why allow mods at all, expecially on the official GalCiv web site if they cause the game to "tilt."
cheers,
dennis
            
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I play small games. My strategy is simple - set the technology to least number of months and work up from there. I don't exploit minor races. I trade with them. I almost never trade techs unless a request is made by an AI. In those cases, I always trade. I have the system set to only win by military victory. With Mods, this strategy will generate anomolous scores, but no anomolous scores when played without mods.
dennis
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