I regards to my post above, I've verified my theory that the Precursor Studies Center couldn't be built because the Xeno Archaeology Institute wasn't available, even though they were on separate branches of the tech tree. I researched Artifact Studies and now I can build both (or at least could if I had enough Precursor Nanites).
As I go about colonizing class 2 or 3 worlds for their minerals/research/income/food contributions to my core worlds, I am presented with colonization events that sometimes seem to make sense only if I want to convert these worlds to core worlds, which for this size I would never do. For example, does a colonization event that gives +20% manufacturing make any sense for a non-core world? I could be wrong, but it doesn't seem to increase the production sent to the core world. If coloni
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[quote who="pevve" reply="1" id="3818650"] is tourism fucntioning at all in 0.5 ? it seems like no ? [/quote] I haven't tried building any tourism building since the .45 alpha version. When I did in that version I was getting less than one 1 credit per turn total from all of my tourism, so IMHO it's worthless as is.
IMHO that info is useless for managing your food. You can get more information just from the colonies list.
[quote who="ckhenson" reply="11" id="3818570"] I'm winning prestige victories in less than 200 turns. Is this normal? [/quote] Yes, for this version. I won one in 140 turns. Derek said on Discord that he's fixed it internally so now we just have to wait for the next version or hotfix.
It's a bug that a number of us have experienced and also reported.
[quote who="Zhurok" reply="66" id="3817524"] Fighting space monsters would show combat, but no damage was done to either side. Repeated combat just led to the same result. [/quote] Several people have reported a bug in .50 where combat stops working. If you save and reload the game it starts working again. If that fixes it for you, it's the same bug. If it doesn't fix it, I'm sure the devs would appreciate a saved game so they can find the problem.
Haven't found any techs yet to reduce pollution (although IIRC the name of at least one implies it should do it) but I have found anomalies that gave me an artifact to reduce pollution by 20% on a planet. I'm not sure it matters much on a colony, though, as opposed to a core world.
Ctrl-S also works for a quicksave.
I have a class 18 desert planet with 3 housing districts, all at level 3. The housing districts should add a total of +12 to the population capacity, yet the population cap at the upper right shows 10/10. The tooltip for the populations says that the population is being capped by the housing supply, and to construct cities to increase the cap. So (a) shouldn't the cap be higher than 10 since I should have whatever the base planet population was +12? And (b) shouldn't the tooltip say build hou
Despite the tooltip indicating that this event would give me two culture points, I got only one. I suspect the tooltip is wrong. Edit: In case it's not clear, this is the conclusion to the mission to colonize three oceanic worlds. I got it playing as the Festron.
There have been some reports of combat suddenly not working. Not just shipyards though. If you can save, restart, and then reload the game it might start working again according to the reports I've seen.
I see your citizens are all really unhappy. Are they in revolt? I'm not sure that would cause what you're seeing, but you might check it out.
[quote who="SchismNavigator" reply="46" id="3816291"] We have not pushed this build to live [/quote] Typo? not->now? Edit: Oh, you fixed it just as my comment showed up!
[quote who="Seilore" reply="30" id="3815843"] Just got an event to give me a free class 5 planet. However, I don't have any class 5 planet in my inventory. Not to mention, this event doesn't auto align to said planet so you can see it or tell you the name of said planet. [/quote] I had the same event, with the same result (no planet), on .45.
[quote who="caboose_corsair" reply="24" id="3815819"] My resource bar tells me I have 34 Control, but the Enforce Law button is greyed out and the tooltip says that I don't have enough Control. [/quote] Enforce Law actually costs 50, so either that cost or the tooltip is wrong. And as I've pointed out before (here or on Discord or maybe both) Enforce Law sometimes actually increases crime. It needs to be looked at.
My first game on .50 is galaxy size Constellation, sector size Huge, Proximity "Distanced From AI". I thought that this might give me one other AI in my starting sector, but it turns out I'm alone. Perhaps that's because I only had 8 players. Also, I've now explored the entire huge starting sector, and the only resources I've found are one antimatter and one promethion. I had Resource Frequency Common, Asteroid Frequency Common, Nebulae Occasional, and Black Hole Frequency Uncommon.</
I found the new Civilization Policies window by clicking on the advisor's advice to select a policy. Is there another way to open that window? I couldn't find one. I thought it might be a new tab on the Govern Civilization window, but it's not. I guess it's supposed to be accessed via the Policies icon between the Leaders and the Ideology icons, but that's grayed out. Typo: On the Civilization Overview at the left of the Civilization Policies window, "Adjusting your tax rat effects i
I used a Chimeric Biomass (might
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Older ships can appear invisible (except for the tooltip) but are still selectable:
