I am also seeing this.

I'm not sure the control relic is working. If I mouse over it it says it's giving me 1 control per turn, and the star base says it's 1 per turn, but it doesn't show up with my other relics on the top bar of the galaxy window, and the control icon on that bar says I'm getting 3 per week, all from Iridia. Three from Iridia is correct, since I have the Capital City, the Coordination Beacon, and the Bureaucratic Offices there.

New fixes just went out. See changelog.

If you have Harmony Crystals, go to the governors window and click on the planet name underneath the governor you want to gift. Four icons will appear to the right of the governor. They are, from top to bottom, Cybernetic Implant, Gift, Fire, and Execute.

Gift is the one you want to give him a harmony crystal for +10 loyalty. The first time I did that it took a few turns to affect him. It shows up as Incentives when you mouse over his loyalty.

Fire puts him back in your unassigned leaders, and Execute gets rid of him (at the possible cost of lower loyalty among the others).

Thanks, you're always so helpful.  Sending Karma you're way. 

BTW - It works the same way on the Ministers and Commanders (and assume Diplomat) screens also. 

Now, do you know if we can see a list of trade routes & their status like we had in III?

I forgot to mention that there's a cooldown of 100 turns on giving harmony crystals to a leader. I haven't tried any of the other actions so I don't know if there's a cooldown on them.

You're right, it's clipped for me as well.

Assigned a new governor to mars(by mistake) and he keeps opposing me and calling me incompetent so i decided the best way to deal with this is to have him assassinated which should be an end to the issue BUT the same message asking if i want to allow him to continue the trash talk or have him assassinated keep appearing ever few turns....i just want him dead  

Are the Enforcers (or whatever they're called) supposed to be building colony ships?

How do I get v0.60? I am stuck in 0.55.

You have to start a new game in "Test".  They haven't updated the regular Beta yet.

I have encountered an issue a few times for which I think I have finally identified the cause.  After clicking the icon to go to the next turn, the game gets stuck showing just the blue icon in the bottom-left corner (first screen snapshot below).  When this happens the menu that is available by hitting the {ESC} key still works, but the game is otherwise stuck.  When I save the game, exit the game, restart the game, and load the saved game there is an icon showing that I have a ship that has moves to make (second screen snapshot below).  When I click on that icon it takes me to a transport ship (third screen snapshot below).  What I believe happened is that the transport ship had failed to eject from the planet on the previous turn because the window that comes up to ask you which citizen you want to use to populate the transport when it is ejected is not visible, but the game is waiting for a selection to be made and the window to be closed.  When I reload the game, the transport is ejected with the same citizen that was in the transport when I attacked the planet without me doing anything.

I suggest you check the logic for ejecting transports, especially when there are multiple transports being ejected.  The creation or visibility of the window for selecting the citizen to populate the transport appears to be the problem.

Unfortunately, I do not know it is going to get stuck until it gets stuck because the extractions do not occur until you click on the icon to go to the next turn. I have set the game to auto-save after every turn so I might be able to send you the previous auto-save file.  I will try to upload these the next time it happens.

As a former programmer, I suggest that you look at the code for opening the window that lets the user select a citizen to load in a transport and ask yourself the question: "How can this window be open, but not be visible?"  I suspect that, when the user clicks on the icon to go to the next turn, there is a sequence of activities that occur to finish the user's turn before the opponents take their turn, one of which is to extract ships from worlds.  During this sequence, the code attempts (and fails) to display the citizen selection window and, since the code will not continue until the window is closed, the game is stuck.