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That would royally suck, this game is doing pretty well otherwise.
Maybe those ships have been issued a gazillion repeat orders to pick up colonists way back before Luna was set as a destination?
Otherwise I haven't got the slightest clue.
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Can you upload your DB somewhere? I could take a look on what's going on.
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Can you suggest a host?
I've already re-stocked Luna with hundreds of millions of people, though. Shipped them in from Ganymede.
So now they'll drain Ganymedd and then ship everyvody from Luna to Woodstock...
Will we be mining that, or is it not high enough acc to be worth it?
Do we really need to sell stuff, though?
Wouldn't it be better to put in a museum?
What's the total population across our Empure and how much does rhe population on Earth grow atm? Like, can it at least partially make up the workers shortage?
Here is the current AuroraDB.db file.
I'm not sure it will do us much good to look at it, because once I realized that these idiots had totally depopulated the Moon - AGAIN! This is the SECOND time! - I went through the whole list of colony worlds and changed a bunch of population and immigration/emigration settings in an attempt to isolate the problem. So the orders that the Civvies currently have probably don't correspond with my current settings anyway.
But you might find the game interesting to look at, regardless.
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Total pops are just under 9 billion, with 3.8 billion of them on Earth.
Earth's pop grows by 51 million per year, and is currently short 12.5 million workers... but remember that we're BUILDING lots of stuff that will require pops.
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In any case... we haven't yet hit an UNRECOVERABLE bug... so the game continues!
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Are the alien Artifacts forcibly sold, or couldn't hang onto them?
And told you those dirty, unwashed loitering hippies were a problem.
And told you those dirty, unwashed loitering hippies were a problem.
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We have no control over trade.
I'm beginning to come around to your point of view regarding the Hippies.
I think we'll send a few Colony Ships out to Woodstock, with some Police armed with cattle prods to load our ex-pats back aboard.
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Don't forget the vicious dogs!
Starve them a bit to make fbem extra visious.
And remember batons, 1960s style.
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We are training more Engineer units to speed up our excavation of ancient ruins.
We now have more Infrastructure, more colonists, more mines and auto-mines, a Brigade of Garrisons and a full set of STO all on the way to that moon (called Hart) in the AX Microscopii star system where we are setting up a major mining operation.
We now have more Infrastructure, more colonists, more mines and auto-mines, a Brigade of Garrisons and a full set of STO all on the way to that moon (called Hart) in the AX Microscopii star system where we are setting up a major mining operation.
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Hart, in AX Microscopii. Large deposits of both Corundium and Gallicite at 70% ACC.
The moon is much too large for Grinders.
The moon is much too large for Grinders.
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Five more Engineer teams are on their way to join the four teams that are already at work excavating the ruins on Prixhome.
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ESNS Christaan Huygens under Captain Culise has entered refit to the modern Scientist V class.
One of our new scouts has discovered the new star system of HN Librae.
Only the third planet looks semi-habitable, so we'll fire in a probe before exploring it.
The probe reports the third planet to be clear of hostiles.
One of our new scouts has discovered the new star system of HN Librae.
Only the third planet looks semi-habitable, so we'll fire in a probe before exploring it.
The probe reports the third planet to be clear of hostiles.
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So far so good it seems. Is AX Microscopii one of the recent discoveries or has it been available for some time?
I wonder where we are in terms of long term plans. We're obviously exploring still. So far we've found two more prix infested systems we are more than capable of clearing out. We may not have the capacity to actually leverage those though, as Prixhome is still keeping our engineers busy for the foreseeable future.
And, of course, minerals remains a challenge though I will point out that if you build mines as quickly as possible you will always consume more corundium than what comes in - exponential growth does that sort of thing. So maybe that particular mineral isn't a good indicator.
However, the policy so far has been one of very careful, measured exploration. But maybe that time has past, and we are ready to go find us some new aliens beyond the stationary ones.
I wonder where we are in terms of long term plans. We're obviously exploring still. So far we've found two more prix infested systems we are more than capable of clearing out. We may not have the capacity to actually leverage those though, as Prixhome is still keeping our engineers busy for the foreseeable future.
And, of course, minerals remains a challenge though I will point out that if you build mines as quickly as possible you will always consume more corundium than what comes in - exponential growth does that sort of thing. So maybe that particular mineral isn't a good indicator.
However, the policy so far has been one of very careful, measured exploration. But maybe that time has past, and we are ready to go find us some new aliens beyond the stationary ones.
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