There isn't a slider that dictates the frequency of occurrence for these. I recommended this to be put in when Frogboy asked what players wanted added, but it wasn't put in. I think it'd be a solid addition that would add customization value, but I'm just some random douche, so who knows :D
That's weird because I can't recall my PQ4 ever stopping before it hit 8. Apparently I just didn't notice, or terraformed it and it increased. That wiki is very handy. Thank you kitty. Here's a Pounce treat ;)
That's weird. That has never happened before. Also, after a few turns, it started up again normally and is now the full 8 billion. Wacky stuff.
Several turns later, it has not moved. This is costing me money sigh. I was tempted to give the planet to another race for some sick tech, but I can't get barely anything for it.
omg 700% influence tiles would be ridiculous lol
On my 2nd home system planet, I have 100% approval and super breeder going on it. But the population is frozen at 2.546 billion. I click turn, it doesn't change. My other planets increased and are full. This one is stuck there. How do I fix this? Or am I basically boned?
[quote]The Iconians have a weak economy[/quote] You gotta admit that 50% econ bonus 1 per planet structure is delicious. What I like doing is being Torians and tech trading that. mmmm income.
[quote]Even suicidal is a breeze.[/quote] Heh. Perhaps for you. I'm working on obscene right now. I've won my first now I gotta repeat. I think I can work my way to suicidal though.
I have realized that in TA, when you're doing the initial colony rush, many times it's best to build nothing until the population gets to like 3 or 4 billion, that way the spending and maintenance costs are offset by the tax revenue. This wasn't as much of an issue in DL or DA, but in TA it's big. Also being Torians is great cuz you keep your approval at 100% and the population EXPLOOOOODES. It's frickin great. You fill your 8bil populations so damn fast and have lots of tasty tax reve
It also depends on how good or evil you are when you make the choice. For example, If you're extremely good, and you decide to do something bad, you move more on the slider than if you were neutral and did something bad.
No diplomacy bonus is given for this. Doing this has other advantages but no improved relations result from it.
I am fairly certain that it does not scale with map size.
Is trade more lucrative in larger sized galaxies? Because in the medium ones I play often, Trade is essentially useless except perhaps very early to balance out early losses before income streams manifest (which I rarely do because the production required to make these ships could go to other improvements or research) or for relations purposes (which at the obscene level I play at, everyone hates me all the time anyway, and even if they do like me, they can still make war with me at the drop of
[quote]Oh yeah, thats a great movie. I didnt remember that particular quote though.[/quote] To be fair, I can recite the whole thing from beginning to end heh. OT, but check this out. I did an obscene game, medium galaxy, 7 opponents. I was Krynn, and started with 700% and 100% industry tiles on my homeworld. AND I BLEW IT. ARRRRG. I got bogged down in a vicious fight with the thalans, and even though I had both treaties with the Korath, they declared war on me anyway
[quote]Who said "chinaman"? I dont see that anywhere in the thread. In any case, maybe they meant cinnamon?[/quote] You've never seen The Big Lebowski? Get up out of your cat pan and watch it sometime.
Your cooperation involves you accepting your fate and being devoured by [B]EVIL[/B].[size="7"][/size] :)
It's about drawing a line in the sand Dude. Across this line, YOU DO NOT... also Dude, Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature. Asian American please.
I've noticed that this happens with minor races quite often, them having 999999 influence on their planet. I haven't seen it with major races. Doesn't seem to affect them at all. Just somethin weird that's happening.
Yeah watch out for them slipping a Korath in there. You might catch a case of Spore-pes.
Each game I play has 1 race that is orders of magnitude stronger across the board in every category than any other race. This by itself isn't remarkable. It's the fact that they never seem to have any reasons as to why they are so far above the competition. The Korath do it a lot, most recently tonight. They had 4 planets (their HW and 2nd home, then 2 others of no particular magnificience). Zero galactic resources, yet their economy, military and research were literally equal to or great
I hope you meant 4 gigs of memory lol
No that's a different one. Jagged Knife affects all civs. There's a similar event called Fundamentalists or something that leaves evil empires cuz they're all moral and stuff. I had the Jagged Knife event go off last night. End game, 2 enemy civs left with 3 planets each. They each lose 1 to the JK, I lost 15. Needless to say, I loaded an autosave lol.
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For security reasons and fraud prevention, companies like shipping to the card's address. I had that issue with Newegg. It appears to be annoying until you read a real fraud case and see how bad it can mess your credit up heh.
I think they had a plot with one of those involving Hillary Clinton. Someone tried to sneak a snuke in her snizz.
[quote]For sure...Federation soul with a side order of Kzinti is always a welcome treat.[/quote] Just be sure to skin them first. Nothing worse than gagging on barbequed hair. And those FEDeration guys, you usually have to eat a few of them to be filled up.