p22: Turn off tech trading. Or turn off diplomatic victory. Or don't do it all in one turn. Pre-1.1, AIs only allied when you were "close" (AFAIK), now they ally at "friendly" which is a very bad change, IMO...
It's very plausable to have a 30 billion population planet with 100% approval. You need a lot of morale enhancements, but after that you can get a massive population, which makes an excellent reserve of people for wartime (either reinforcing planets that were invaded, or for taking some of your own.)
Question about -150 Range... If my political party fails to win an election, do I gain 150 range?
When your game finishes, it will ask you to log back into the metaverse and you can submit it.
'cause components have a size mod which is multiplied off the amount of space on your ship.... If you have 100 space, a component is larger than it would be on a 50 space ship. And a 110 space ship (miniturization) may have larger components then a 100 space ship. Is there a logical explaination? No, not really... but that's how it works, so deal with it.
Morale caps at -80% due to population... around 26 billion people... it takes a lot to keep that many happy, but once you do, the only things stopping you from getting larger are space and PQ.
How's a to-hit roll any different than watching your 40 armor roll 3s while their 25 attack rolls 21s and rips your new ships apart?
Some Guy: Bug using information warfare. Since been fixed. Update, if you havn't.
Torians (Damn they expand fast...) and the Arceans (just annoying in general)...
If you had allied everyone but the Altarians, get them all to kill the Altarians. Once they (Altarians) die, you win.
7,502,045,000,000,000 credits? Wow...
Kanny wants a McKenna. Please?
+10% Production for moons, +10% research for rings... (AFAIK) Your ship comes with a basic hyperdrive, sensor and life support package on the hull. You're simply adding extra engines, extra sensors, and extra life support to get it better than the minimal equipment on the hull.
Torians reproduce like rabbits and always attack me. Lord Kona just builds up her little empire and dies... Netromancer might have played with scissors when it was a kid, and now no longer has a gender.
Torians reproduce asexually. (Or atleast, they should.)
GalCiv II runs a lot better than Oblivion... *rolls eyes*
Mass Drivers to soften up a five thousand troop invasion! Who needs planets anyway? Back on subject, buying industrial sectors is terribly expensive... particularly considering that my economy tends to suck.
Retarded... tsk, tsk... Someone feed him to the Drengin.
Normal games and Metaverse games use different ship lists as well. Ahhh, noooo! Any way to fix this other than reassemble all my shiny terran fleet into my Metaverse list?
Gravity Accelerators!
I would love this to be toggleable, or perhaps even a button that allows you to remove all non-jewelry components instantly, while ship building. I would much rather the old version, picking through a list of components to find those non-jewelry ones is a lot more desirable than trying to figure out what I put on a ship just by looking at it.
This is a good change... ever stick 12+ upgraded economical starbases over a class 26 planet? *yawn*
The "invisible fleet" thing happened to me too. I loaded a save and was able to combine them as normal. Either add more troop modules to carry more ships, or group up smaller ships into fleets. And you don't have to (and maybe shouldn't) use mere cargo hulls to carry your invasion forces.
Go away Davion! Anyway, assuming basic technology, you're only going to fit about 6-8 damage on your freighter at best... and that's with little room for engines or sensors. Freighters are like what, 5 logistics points? You won't have a very large fleet... 3-ish. So if I hit you with six tiny ships, we both lose 3 ships (or I lose less, if I'm lucky) and you die...
The Iconians raped my empire with just transports... Horrible, horrible. They sent one transport at my undefended Research planet (at the time, none of my planets had defense), I rush-built a defender and sent it to my Research planet, but couldn't afford to rush-build any others. I thought my little Defender would protect my research planet from any future transport agression, only to see six Iconian Dropships appear on the edge of my two undefended economic planets... crippled my em
