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Moving Starbases? WTF?!?

April 23, 2007 11:50:53 PM from GalCiv II ForumsGalCiv II Forums
I continued a game (DL not DA) on gigantic size, minors on, and "Unlimited Power" scenario and I saw one of the minor civ's starbases move. Initally i thought i imagined it but during the next turn it moved again. the info screen show 5 movement points. Has this happened to any 1 else?
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Viper1989
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Reply #1 April 24, 2007 1:16:00 AM
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i havn't heard of this?

Oh in Galciv1 terror stars would sometimes take on the same movement capacity of the ships you fleeted with it.
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Viper1989
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Reply #2 April 24, 2007 4:59:19 AM
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Has this happened to any 1 else?

I saw a screen shot about 6 months or so ago. A freighter on a trade route apparently can still be upgraded to other cargo hull based ships, for example a constructor. This constructor can then be used to build a starbase that will continue to move along the trade route path. AFAIK this only moves at 1 parsec per turn and of course only follows the trade route but this is the only evidence I've heard of moving starbases.

Here's the Link.
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