What about that bug where liberated planets and vassals suddenly use space monster ships (often crystal)?
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Beta Patch 1.1.0 (Clarke) Released [checksum ed47] - Not For Problem Reports!
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Any chance that in the future AI/playable races born with hearts full of neutrality will be a real thing?
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Still not possible to manage observation stations that are in sectors. :-(
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Really? Just today in the Dev Diary thread Wiz said you can manage observation stations in sectors with the Clarke patch.
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Have you tried getting ownership of the system and giving it back to the sector AI?
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Awesome!!
Granted, I'm only 30 hours into my first game but this addresses nearly everything I've found so far!
Granted, I'm only 30 hours into my first game but this addresses nearly everything I've found so far!
@Zoft is there anything known about azerty-keyboard compatibility?
Great update, I can't wait to play around with the new ethoses.
Great update, I can't wait to play around with the new ethoses.
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Oh please yes. It's no effort to alt-shift to QWERTY but as a spoiled customers I'd prefer AZERTY functionality.
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A fair question, but I'm pretty sure they are, since there are some pretty significant changes to core mechanics. I'll know for sure when I get a chance to play the game later.
Not really, imagine this its 3% per pop prior to this patch. On a 9 tile planet thats 27% increase in the research for a tech. With this new patch its a flat 10% for the planet as well as an additional 1% for every pop. That means that same 9 tile planet now increases the amount of research points required for a tech by 19% rather than 27% its an overall buff to us regardless of planet size.
On a 25 tile planet the pre patch increase is 75% tech points required post patch is 35%.
EDIT: it does mean that initially upon colonization you do get hit rather hard but it mellows out with developement compared to the pre patch increase.
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EDIT: It would seem that they edited the numbers and now all my math is incorrect. below will be a duplicate of the above with correct math in order to preserve the original.
Not really, imagine this its 2% per pop prior to this patch. On a 9 tile planet thats 18% increase in the research for a tech. With this new patch its a flat 10% for the planet as well as an additional 1% for every pop. That means that same 9 tile planet now increases the amount of research points required for a tech by 19% rather than 18%. The break even is 10 pops, this does discourage settleing smaller worlds to some degree. However on larger worlds if fully developed you do still benefit from the changes
On a 25 tile planet that is fully populated the pre patch increase is 50% tech points required post patch is 35%
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Yeah, was hoping for this too. Or at least info what can be gained from debris.
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Are sectors now capable of building non-engineering research buildings?
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Research points storing bug confirmed. How could you not fix that obvious bug?!
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This encourages players to settle planets and develop them, rather than using them as influence-free frontier outpost, which I strongly support
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It's already in, just not detailed in the patch notesShould make it a bigger reward for Xenophile races, and an Influence penalty for Xenophobes! Discourage Xenophobes from contacting people!
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Haven't seen any PDX answer on this topic. Not sure if they consider it BUG or WAD or haven't decided yet.
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Farewell, my mighty Very Strong + Strong uplifted birds. You were too strong for this weak and sinful world.
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