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Someone wrote on the Steam Discussions about the AI that "it doesn't try to win, but rather tries to stop the player from winning."
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Mods - sorry for double post, please delete this post and keep the other one, thanks.
This has probably been exp
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[quote quoting="post"] Otherwise, it just becomes a free planet for a person playing as the the Humans. [/quote] Isn't that what it should be anyway?
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[quote who="Gauntlet03" reply="434" id="3630812"] Depends if the parts will show up in game, I think they will. But if not, the only race affected would be the delnorians. I'd really appreciate it if you tested this actually. [/quote] Thanks Gauntlet. I caved and bought the Snathi DLC, figured it would just be easier. Like the look of your mod so far, thanks for that :)
- You can now stop shipyards from bugging you with "I'm idle" messages without needing to decommission them - There seem to be many more higher-class planets than there used to be!! - The new text for population cap, approval, etc. in the planet management screen is very useful; however, whoever inspected the quality of the English did a lousy job... - Coercion is continuing to make it
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Several also need their English checked from what I've seen :)
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Do you absolutely need the Revenge of the Snathi DLC to play this mod? I have all of the other required DLC. Thanks.
Thanks Paul
Update: so I have been told on the steam discussion forums there is no way to cancel a move to planet command once you've given it, you can only redirect ships to another destination. If true, this is an incredible oversight and needs to be fixed.
At the moment all my ships are being automatically sent to a distant planet unless I manually command them otherwise. There seems to be no obvious way to reset the command. Help :)
Do you mean the screen that says you've set foot finally on a new world? From what I've seen you get that with any civ if you colonise a planet in your own solar system (Mars etc.)
Thanks, but I don't understand your explanation at all...
Govern tab > Commands I'm at a loss to see how to unselect/cancel these once you've set them up. Not finding this tab intuitive at all - can anyone advise?
Not answering your Q but related to this is that I'm finding *masses* of very high class planets in my insane galaxy suddenly and I don't know why. It doesn't seem to be a mega event either.
[quote who="Larsenex" reply="1" id="3630523"] I hope that Stardock considers making a '$10.00' DLC just for Diplomacy. [/quote] YES
I thought the Drengin were supposed to be hard to keep their contentment, but you just build an Entertainment Centre next to your colony capital like with all the other races and bang, 100% happiness in nearly all cases.
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Here are four thoughts I had on how to cut down on repetitive actions and mouse-clicking in the game which would be very nice to have: 1) On the govern planet screen, have a small icon somewhere indicating whether this colony has a shipyard or not. I spend a noticeable amount of time clicking out of this screen, finding the colony in question on the map and looking to see, then clicking back into the colony govern screen. 2) On the manage colony and manage shipyard scr
I've just ordered 32GB of RAM. Don't like my system being so close to its limits and I want to play the game maxed out in the future.
- You can have, for example, more red minuses than green plusses diplomatically and yet still be "close".This seems strange. You'd expect someone to be "cool" towards you if they had slightly more minuses than plusses. - There seems to be little inbetween "furious" on the one hand and "close" on the other. Races seem to tend to love you or hate you. - The Yor repeatedly threatened me (with only distance stopping them from attacking me), then proceeded to give me a fr
Many thanks guys, espcially Runifoc and Gauntlet, that's very useful :)
I just played a game long enough that I lost to the AI. I assume it was to the Yor, as they were about 30,000 civ power, but the game did not actually say who won. It just said "Technological Victory" to some unnamed opponent. And Defeat to me. Would be nice if the winner was explicitly spelled out.
On the second largest map with all default AIs included (and minors), GC3 is using 10.5GB, and along with other progs is using a total of 89% of my system's resources (16GB). For those of you who are playing on the insane map size with 100s of civs, how much RAM do you have? 32GB? Thanks.
Hi Guys, I've recently got back into this game after a lull, buoyed especially by the news that some work will be done at some point on improving invasions. I've now played 107 hours but still feel like an advanced beginner and there is much I either do not know or do not understand. In the beginner level galaxy I am playing at the moment as the Drengin, I am only the 4th placed civ (the Yor are nearly 10 times as powerful). The more I play this game, the more complex
In every game I've played so far the Torians have surged ahead of all other races...
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