They mentioned in a recent stream they wanted to rework the AI Rebellion. Might be in next perhaps.
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They mentioned in a recent stream they wanted to rework the AI Rebellion. Might be in next perhaps.
Don't jump to conclusions. You don't even know what psionic shields do yet. For all you know they might be weaker than hyper shields.
Plus, if psionic shields really are super powerful, all the other horrible things you can discover in The Shroud would offset it.
"Nighson, do you think you will be able to rework the Neutrals to work with the new system or is this the end of your pacifist honourbound warriors?"
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https://clips.twitch.tv/WiseHeartlessCardANELE
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@Wiz See, buddy, Pal, *Adjusts cup of water in front of me* I'd really like to know, can we destroy our home world for the sake of making a Ringworld?
You Scallywags!Well, we did already start work on 1.6, but I'll hold off with that until 1.5 is out at least
I can't find the line item where it tells me that those that have completed the Infinity Machine achievement should be able to "Time hop" and do an early purchase and download.
Awn, I liked the bigger research boost to materialistic empires, on the other hand no more worrying about food management.
does this mean frontier outposts are no longer destructible through combat? Because I can see no reason to cede frontier outposts when we can just destroy them.
Given that Wiz clarified a change to spiritualist, saying that it still retains the unmentioned ethics divergence reduction while gaining the new unrest bonuses, it's safe to assume the materialist research bonuses will still be present.
I think that if there's no mention of changes to specific features in an ethic, it's probably still there.
Many of the patch notes are deliciously refreshing and improvements I've either been waiting for or didn't know I need up until now. But, as with everything, there are some patch notes I strongly dislike:
- Only a single pop can now be migrating to a planet at any given time
Does that mean that I can colonize one planet at a time in my empire or does that mean that each of my planets can only migrate to one planet at a time? If the latter, I'm okay with this, but if it's the first, then that's ridiculous. My whole empire won't wait just so one colonization crew finishes up their shit. If you want to nerf mass colonization, I would argue that you shouldn't. It is a valid strategy and even lore-wise it does not make sense in the slightest that any empire would colonize one planet at a time. Strongly dislike, if it's the first one.
- Removed warscore gain from blockades
It's annoying and tedious enough that you have to conquer/blockade all of an empire's planets to get only 2-3 planets yourself, making conquering large empires such a boring, repetitive pain-in-the-ass that I honestly just quit the game at this point. Now, I've seen that target planets are worth much more warscore, but I honestly have no idea what that means, as it's never explained. I do hope that it'll counterbalance this removal, but I want to point out that I'm highly suspicious of that working out.
- Only a single pop can now be migrating to a planet at any given time
Does that mean that I can colonize one planet at a time in my empire or does that mean that each of my planets can only migrate to one planet at a time? If the latter, I'm okay with this, but if it's the first, then that's ridiculous. My whole empire won't wait just so one colonization crew finishes up their shit. If you want to nerf mass colonization, I would argue that you shouldn't. It is a valid strategy and even lore-wise it does not make sense in the slightest that any empire would colonize one planet at a time. Strongly dislike, if it's the first one.
- Removed warscore gain from blockades
It's annoying and tedious enough that you have to conquer/blockade all of an empire's planets to get only 2-3 planets yourself, making conquering large empires such a boring, repetitive pain-in-the-ass that I honestly just quit the game at this point. Now, I've seen that target planets are worth much more warscore, but I honestly have no idea what that means, as it's never explained. I do hope that it'll counterbalance this removal, but I want to point out that I'm highly suspicious of that working out.
Neither of these. It means that if you have newly colonised planets A, B, and C and existing pops wish to move to these planets, only one pop will move to A at a time, one will move to B at a time, and one will move to C at a time, so we won't have the case where six months after colonisation suddenly fifteen pops arrive at Planet A, which is instantly thrown into major famine.
This is probably mentioned elsewhere, so forgive me if I'm the only one unaware, but I didn't notice mention of most of the perks that are currently given to some of the government types. For example, royal gardens, leader lifespan +20, over-sized military stations, etc.
I'm going to assume they are now tied to civics, is that correct?
I'm going to assume they are now tied to civics, is that correct?
OH, it says RULER level. I apparently missread that part and assigned both new effects to governeurs, thanks for pointing that out.
Kinda means governeurs remain pointless though.
Does Police State only affect regular unrest, or does it also affect slave unrest?
I don't see what's there not to understand: if you declare war for Planet A, then occupying it will give you much more warscore than taking a different planet.