SchismNavigator

SchismNavigator

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[quote who="scifi1950" reply="2" id="3837520"] Confirmed that Commander and other combat ships still cannot upgrade like survey ships do in this version. Really hope this is a fix that is being worked on for a future update. [/quote][quote who="scifi1950" reply="2" id="3837520"] Confirmed that Commander and other combat ships still cannot upgrade like survey ships do in this version. Really hope this is a fix that is being worked on for a future update. [/quote

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My takeaway here is that we need to give players more breathing room on policies before choosing them. Leaving blank open policy spots should give you room to decide what kind of civ you're building. To clarify on the intent: Policies are not supposed to be just a simple improvement of your civ. They are also "side choices" where you can min/max what your civ is good and bad at. This allows you to play for example the Terrans in multiple styles. One of the issues we found with the pre

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="14" id="3836154"] When this thread popped up again I thought 'here we go again....spam" ....but it wasn't...[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Ha, I must admit I think I missed this one on the first round. It's always an important reminder that we're only human though.

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I've long suspected maturity is not born of knowledge, emotions, or even habits. It comes from self-awareness. When we think "that's it, I'm grown up" is exactly the point at which we do become the eternal child/fool. That is to say so long as a person is aware and able to admit to their ignorances, emotional instabilies or bad habits then you continue to mature and grow. Most people seem to stop growing at some point usually due to their own perceived success or another quirk of pers

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