and Happy Meal super tanks gets really, really old. I thought they were Jawa Sandcrawlers.
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I have to admit I was at first a little intimidated by the ship designer and getting ready to just download a pack of ship designs. I didn't think there was anything good I could make on my own. But now I've been having some fun designing new ships. In fact so much that now I'm getting more annoyed with my huge list of ships. I like them all but I also like making new ones with every game. Adds it's own new game touch to it.
Only one way to find out! Thanks for the reply.
Ok I've seen this answered (sort of) for DA but not so much for DL. If I reach advanced espionage with a race do I need to keep allocating funds for it for chances to steal research? Or can I safely cut it all off and still recieve the chances?
I guess getting blown out of the sky and being reincarnated would cause me to be slightly disorientated for a bit too.
My biggest concern was they weren't moving but they look like they started to get it together after 5 turns or so, thanks for the reply.
Ok, forgive my noobness or if this question has been answered, I looked but didn't see anything in the forums yet. I just got into my firt war (yay) and the coward of course took out a few of my frieghters in the trade route. However, the frieghters are still listed in my ship inventory and are actually stationed now outside my home world (source of the trade route) cept they are still in the tiny mode and I can't move them anywhere. They are also sitting outside the trade lane. The tra
Ok thanks for the reply
Is there a way after you a find a anomalie that you can see where it's being applied? Somewhere a detailed report of the effect of it? Kind of like the summary section for the planets were you get an idea of where all your bonuses are coming from your structures. For example, I just found an economy +1 and a morale +2 anomalie bonuses. Surely there has to be a breakdown for my eco flow and morale flow that shows this added bonues, right? Just seems like a hard way to keep track