While I've made no attempt to hide my general discontent with Le Guin, 2.2.5 feels like the first true patch in over 2 months. As long as the new fixes hold (I still need to test different machine empire builds and Gaia terraforming), this one has left me quite impressed. Machine empires feel like they've finally been given the "tall, but highly efficient" playstyle they've long been marketed as... at least from what I've played so far.
With that said: Paradox, I really hope you continue pushing out a stream of consistant patches, while doing away with the recent communication hiatuses over the past 2 months.
I also hope you look at some of the potentially game ending bugs, such as those tied to the psionic & synthetic ascension paths, as well restoring the general usability of habitats and ringworlds.
With that said: Paradox, I really hope you continue pushing out a stream of consistant patches, while doing away with the recent communication hiatuses over the past 2 months.
I also hope you look at some of the potentially game ending bugs, such as those tied to the psionic & synthetic ascension paths, as well restoring the general usability of habitats and ringworlds.