FWIW, the idea that raiders might land in a remote part of the planet, grab what/who they can, and then run like hell before the garrison can bring the hammer down on them seems perfectly logical to me.
When a victory condition is met, the game shows a popup summing it up and informing you race X has won. Then you can continue the game. But the popup is repeated over and over every turn, which I found really annoying and distracting. Please show it once. I like the game very much overall. Very goo...
One thing I did seem to stumble across that is very confusing: Am I correct in seeing that bonuses to weapons which the game calls "modifications" (such as armour-piercing, rapid-fire, accurate for lasers, for example) actually need to be clicked on in the ship designer or else they do no...
Part of the reason for this is the ship speed which really is way to slow for at the end of the game even for such a small map it takes 25 turns to cross. That's what Cheapgates are for - since their labor cost is zero, you can just spam them everywhere. So as soon as you have a colony near the tar...
Not sure what's up with the turn blocker, but the loss of control is probably because you have the AI enabled for the player faction - AFAIK neither disabling ai_dev nor removing show_hidden_options.bool reverts that, you have to click on "Teros (AI)" so it goes back to "Teros".
Current in_development branch: Tinkers declared war on me in the same turn as Teros (allied) offered to join my empire. Accepted the Teros offer, then accepted the Teros help in the war against the Tinkers. Error: Lua state\GUI\~GalaxyMap\@DiscussionOverlay.lua:305: attempt to index local 'discussio...
I think fonzosh wants a way to pin one planet of his choice so it remains visible no matter where he scrolls the list (or pans the map, for that matter). Consider this situation (that I've actually had a few times): - I could really use some Orthin on this ocean world. - Look through the list for a ...
* There's the political victory, but I'm at end-game with one other empire and neither of us is voting for the other one. In fact, I don't think I ever saw anyone vote for anyone other than themselves. AI factions will vote for you if they are your allies. Otherwise everybody votes for themselves. ...
I often run into this when I try to make "no farming possible" colonies independent from food imports. Typically Inferno planets that were originally settled by somebody else - I fill the place with Tarib, try to send all the food-dependent settlers somewhere else, but some fraction of the...
One idea I've been pondering was that you could have a certain "base influence" - say, 100 points - that you naturally return to. So if you have >100 influence (for example because you just helped a starving neighbor) the excess will slowly decay until you're back at 100 - use it or lose i...
Thanks for the report. Some of these are dead code, but no reason they can't be grammatically correct. :D This organ uses an array of cells to generate and store a remarkably >> This organ uses an array of cells to generate and stores a remarkably That one looks fine to me? The organ uses the same ...
Munin wrote:This organ uses an array of cells to generate and store a remarkably >> This organ uses an array of cells to generate and stores a remarkably
That one looks fine to me? The organ uses the same array of cells both to generate and to store a remarkably...
Since you can't currently edit the payload of an outpost transport, a second slot wouldn't do you any good anyway. You should be able to put a second outpost with a construction module at a planet if that's what you want to do, which you'll be able to do when Sven gets around to fixing the editable...