The Tyrannodon 'Rapid Laser Cannon' got the range increase along with some other small changes to bring out the Tyrant in Tyrannodon
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Cancelling a lot of those things would be helpful. Like if an NPC makes a demand it would be great if we could close the window, cancel something in production to get the energy/cosmite we need back, and then accepting the demand.Looks like a good set of tweaks to the game, thanks for your continued support. It's strangely refreshing to get an update that's not tied to a DLC. I guess Paradox haven't achieved full mind-control on you yet
One thing I'd love to see tweaked, made optional or removed is the "zoom" when you get quests. It looks cool and all, but it prevents you from scrolling the map to look at what you have, which makes it hard to make decisions. "Ok, you'd like me to take out this stack in 10 turns, but can I please look first at whether I have an army in range that I can resonably divert for this purpose?"
That's already the case. The game isn't designed for you to do economic buildup at all and I routinely recommend to new players they should be spending at least half of their production on units.
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The stuff that they did add was frankly not worth getting a lot of the time. The basic sector exploit buildings paid back their cost in 30 turns, 1/5 of the total game time in a normal game length. It wasn't worth getting even that if there wasn't something else in the sector or you just wanted to complete an empire task. The first sector level up upgrade is only decent if it's hitting two sectors. Things only get worse from there. So the only worth while upgrades are the central buildings (pay back in 10 turns) and first happiness building (can't prevent unhappiness otherwise). Contrast that with new colonies, which give 60 production, 20 food, and 10 happiness outright. So your economic game is just get lots of colonies out as quickly as possible, preferably 4 by turn 20.
