Usually it slaps the female-only on the Arvanitians and Adinians. Were there supposed to be minor races called the Sanderons and Sanderians? Maybe the minors could each have a permanent "profile"
Why couldn't you be able to colonize a great planet? From the view of realism, its good, but the players will hate this.
I once built a fully upgraded terror star with all modules. It had a +503% influence bonus, so I used it to build overlords and excaliburs in turns than I went and made all the Altarian planets defect. Then I invaded the Arceans and won a tech victory. Truly a spectacular game.
Why not make Space Sharks an option Also what really sucks is once a Space Shark with 41 attack strength appeared on the fourth turn of the game. It promptly ate my starting suvery vessel, very annoying. I eventually killed it with antimatter missiles. Space sharks should have strength relative to the period they appear in.
Right now I am seeing very much argument over the possibility of shared planets and multiple species, etc. At the moment everyone either would like to try it or thinks it would be bad, black and white. If it's not too much for the programmers, why not make it optional like minor races if you want to have shared worlds?
Why not all buildings are available anywhere but each governor has an obsolete list and if you put stuff on that governor's list it won't clutter up the buildlist.
In GalCiv 1 the same thing happens. It was explained as the attacker having "not just ground troops but an entire air armada and thousands of ground support craft" and the fact that the defender's entire taxpaying population were mobilized as soldiers
What is the point of planetary defenses then if the enemy can just bomb the crap out of them?
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I don't like the idea of generals suppose you or even an AI gets a really crappy set of em suddenly you're screwed. Also, buying every APC, tank, etc. on the scale of billions of troops is going to be a nightmare. Instead just buy "Mechanized Army" Armoured Army" Urban Combat etc.
All sounds really cool, although their has to be some cost and a fairly large chance of failure or worse exposure.
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Random votes are good Switch political parties should give you some temporary penalties. If you are the Pacifists and are constantly at war, you might just switch to the war party to win easy election Penalties function as an incentive to keep morale up and actually try to win the elections Elections should be influenced by long-term morale What i would like to see is changes in national leadership. For example your starting leader could get voted out
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But when formally dealing with others, we usually aren't slouching on the sofa. Then again, its alien customs, so it could work, if the graphic designers have time for it.
The problem I had early on is that I would set up trade and diplomacy with the minors. Then the majors would come in and start killing them. So at first I sold them ships. Then I started giving them all tech. I 3 minors Dreadnaught tech and made alliances with them and won a military victory. You should be able to interact with the minors a bit more, but they shouldn't become any more powerful or aggressive. P.S. I once got wiped out by minors. The Alexians, I League and Ca
The Americans won because they surprised the heck out of the Japanese and bombed the bombs they had on deck.
Has anyone read the book "Risen Empire" and "Killing of Worlds?" The battles in this book were very interesting. The major space battle was between a Risen frigate (the Lynx) and a Rix battlecruiser. The objective of the Risen was to blow up the Rix's communication array, the Rix objective was to keep their comm set alive and kill the Risen. The usual routine of battle is each ship releases a fleet of drones. In the first stage, the drones fight each other. In th
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