Unobtainable anomaly clarification plus one or two other possible bugs.
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This may be old news, but the problem of targeting an anomaly near a star turns out to be a little more general than that.
I found again in a recent game that when trying to target an anomaly that was next to a star, specifically in the lower right hand corner of the space around a star, the target would actually show up on the star itself. What I notice that seems new was that my other planets were doing this even if no anomaly was present. That is, if I targed that same empty square near any system, I would always be targeted to the star itself.
Also, at one point, a yellow-green circular anomaly appeared on top of an unsettled star system and I obviously couldn't get to it.
Finally, I noticed in a couple of turns that moving the spending slider seemed to have no affect--my actual spending would not go up or down. A turn or two later it would work just fine. Is this indicative of a particular economic situation or is it just a bug?
-Robert
I found again in a recent game that when trying to target an anomaly that was next to a star, specifically in the lower right hand corner of the space around a star, the target would actually show up on the star itself. What I notice that seems new was that my other planets were doing this even if no anomaly was present. That is, if I targed that same empty square near any system, I would always be targeted to the star itself.
Also, at one point, a yellow-green circular anomaly appeared on top of an unsettled star system and I obviously couldn't get to it.
Finally, I noticed in a couple of turns that moving the spending slider seemed to have no affect--my actual spending would not go up or down. A turn or two later it would work just fine. Is this indicative of a particular economic situation or is it just a bug?
-Robert