I know thje problem was reported before, but for any reason the thread will no longer showed up when I click on it. I can read the sourcecode of the html file, but the page left blank to me.
I am playing the German version, 1.11 and I started a new game last week. Gigantic galaxy, techspeed very fast, everything else on rare but tiny clusters, 1 level above "tough" with all races and me playing a selfmade civ.
The game was fine 'till I reached the neutrality research centers. After this I had two buildings in my list, both called neutrality research center. One "normal" NRC, I knowed before 1.11 and a second one with these incredible features:
100% defense bonus
20 production points
22 research points
10% economy bonus
10% influnce bonus
+1 Schip movement
Now the gouvernor tried to upgrade all my FACTORYS into NRC's, wich I need to end manually on every planet. The next thing is, that once you builded one of the "new NRC's" on a planet, you cant build any normal NRC anymore on this planet. So I decided to build all needed "normal NRC's" and at the end to benefit the planet with one of the "new NRC's". This worked fine, I was the king of the universe and I spitted out money, ships and influence like a precursor *g*. I just needed to klick on every planet that I conquered and give manually upgrade orders.
After around 1 year in the gametimeline I noticed, that I cant build ANY factory on ANY planet. No matter if I try it on a existing building as a upgrade nor on empty space on any planet. No more factorys at all... AND a few turns later the governours again autoupgraded every existing factory on every single planet. I lost around 5 factorys to this and I had no chance to rebuild them, cause there is no factory in the buildmenu any more....
I think this is a very bad bug, cause it makes the game nearly unwinable, when all your factorys are "upgaded" to NRC's!!!
Hope to read at least any little comment like "we know the prob and we're working on it" ...
I will post a debug.err when I am back home this evening if there is any interest in it.