Its by no means an exploit. When I am building up my military, I create a ship of my largest military hull size (lets call it an "interceptor"). These ships have a large amount of engines (I usually shoot for 10+ parsecs/turn... in the end game they go 20-25), at least 3 sensor arrays and a couple of weapons (no defense). The mission for these Interceptors is to go into enemy space alone (sometimes even before war breaks out
Playing against the Yor, I've found that their lack of diplomacy skills and their lack of influence generation kept them from ever being one of the major races that I had to square off against in the end. Playing as the Yor, I've found that I almost always feel like everyone is out to get me. P.S. Nerf Shamans!
One thing I've noticed is that the bug seems to follow one ship in the stack. For example I have 3 Battlestars in the same vicinity (yes I'm a BSG geek). Battlestar A and Battlestar B are in the same stack but cannot form a fleet. I move Battlestar A to Battlestar C's square and find they they cannot form a fleet either. However when I move Battlestar B to Battlestar C's square they can form a fleet. This would suggest that the problem is with Battlestar A's state. Also, this has h
and just to be clear, if I have a trade good ad I trade it to my neighbor, we BOTH get the bonus, right?
Well, I guess in an infinite universe, if you keep on exploring it for an infinite amount of time you will eventually happen upon 100 identical warships.
In my next game, im thinking im just gonna sit back and defend while I build up a huge force and about 30 full troop transports.. then make one big push and see what happens. Thats usually my method... massive all-inclusive fleet built out side of any opponent's sensor range. I usually find tha
