That's very interesting. I will try it in my next games.

Thanks for the hint.

gaerzi wrote:

Shastar2005 wrote:The asteroid thing seems more possible, but, to do this, is like a mass instinction for every life. i bet its an very bad idea to do it on a inhabited planet.

okay, you caught me. :D
You are right. Even under North america, so scientist estimate, is more water then in all oceans on earth. But this is 650km deep in the Earth's mantle and our deepest advance is 14 km depths. And also the water is inside a stone, under very very high pressure (3 million ...

Hi,

as i get more into this game, i come to the point to read about the terraforming processes.
It is a sience for itself, so far i can see it.
And it is not very logical imho and this makes it so confusing.
To make a island world into a oceanworld or a glacier world into a gardenworld makes sense ...

Thanks again for your explanation.
I wondered why there are all these reactor researches, bc i never needed a hightech reactor before. Now this makes sense, all these modifications needs much more energy.

:shock:

Uuuuuuuhm.... oh my godness. I see those abbreviations, but never had a clue that they can be "clicked".*
I thank you very much. So i can answer you know, yes, i played without weapon mods since now. :D

Well, i really like games, where i have to find out things by myself, kind of ...

Hey,

wow, thanks you for your efforts.
Unfortunatly the city planning bonus wont last forr long.

Cheers

Okay, you confused me.

So always if i buy a game, i play it vanilla. External Mods i add usually later in flollowing game sessions, when i have 2-3 runs in the game enjoying the pure feeling. For Stellaris e.g. i used to add minor mods, cosmetics, to improve the UI or diplomatic changes. (I did a ...

Hi,

thanks for the anwers, i didn't recognize this before. Now i can sleep better. :D

You can also build markets to increase morale, and specific races also have their own morale boosting things: markets are extremely effective for the Phidi, Orthin likes having research buildings, Humans are ...

Hey guys,

thanks a lot for the answers. :D
That will help in future games, but i dont play with any mods.
Most problems i really got with the force shields, that every other race uses soon or later, and beam weapons are useless against them.
The leech missles are very effective but if the enemy ...

Hi there,

i have another question.
When i conquer a Raiders planet, all slaves on it (e.g. humans, phili) have the "you invaded OUR planet" Malus.
Even if i liberate them, they are angry about that i end the reign of the raiders and liberate them.

Is there any tipp how to REALLY liberate a planet ...

Wow, i am impressed. Well thanks for the answer.

Stars in shadow must live!

Hi,

i wonder what weapons are good for different enemies. :?:

As i see, space harpies are best wiped out with missiles while beam weapon are really usless against them.

So, usually, in other games, laser/beam weapons are good for punch through armor, while mass drivers do more damage to hull or ...

Hi,

a few days ago Steam had a Si-Fi sale, and so i stumbled over Stars in shadows.
I just felt in love with the graphic style and bought it instantly.
But i did not recognized the game was 2 years old. Yet, i started to play and loved it simple, clean and lovely style, instead of e.g. Stellaris ...

Hi

thanks for the answers. Yeah,i paid my dues. With the humans and Laser tech only, i ve got in a dead end. :?
I tried another game with the splashy Phidi, and some adjustments in the game settings. While i get contact to other species very late, i had to build my own torpedo destroyer fleet. So ...