OK, so exactly what do I put Food Distribution or Hydroponic Farms next to in order to achieve the increase in population cap? Do I only get the population cap increase if they're next to a city?
I spoke too soon. It clearly isn't working. UPDATE: Hydroponic Farms has the same problem.
Yep, that was it. But going through the process of answering your request got me to notice it, so thanks for the assist. 8^)
Never mind. Figured it out. My error.
No, they're colonies. As I wrote, it was working, then stopped. I use it as an initial boost when I first colonize.
Thanks, but whatever the hard caap is, I'm no where near it. Food Distribution is supposed to, and did, raise the cap by two. Then it stopped working.
Sometime today, the Food Distribution improvement stopped working. i.e., worked fine this morning, but this afternoon, when I install it on a planet there's no change to the population cap. Anyone have any ideas?
Solved. It requires reinstalling both Steam and GalCiv III. I did both because checking file integrity from each gave me different answers. 1. Uninstall GalCiv III 2. Uninstall Steam 3. Ensure deletion of folder "Steam" from C:/Program Files (x86) 4. Ensure deletion of folder "Stardock" from C:/ProgramData 5. Run a disk cleanup tool and registry cleaner. 6. Reinstall Steam. 7.
Starting Monday, 30 March, GalCiv III won't let me colonize planets. When the ships launch, I can click on a planet to send them. When they arrive, they stop and become idle. The game won't let me click on the planet to have them colonize. No message of any sort, the game simply doesn't accept the input. I usually colonize Mars within the first 5 turns. After that, starting around turn 30 or so, the game won't let me colonize planets.
Thanks.
Why can't I research "Quantum Understanding"? The game won't accept that as a research choice.
The description of Administrative Center improvement indicates it adds an administrator. However, when I build it, the number of Administrators doesn't increase. Does the description mean something else?
Lower populations, and then I have to build 4 farms in order to build one city? Seriously? What, exactly, do you guys think the term "game balance" means?
You're not the only one. Administrators is a good idea. The implementation is very poorly thought out. I'll give your mod a try.
Mine is still locked up, CPU usage around 65%, with the CPU and/or graphics chip overheating.
Some additional information on my experience of this problem that everyone seems to have: It occurs around turn 250 Insane map size CPU utilization, by GalCiv, when the game bogs to stop is 50 to 60% The system bogs to tens of minutes to render a screen My laptop case and keyboard over the CPU and graphics chips is extremely hot. If I kill the game (via Task Manager) and let my laptop cool off, the screens render a little faster
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