Cant Place soil Upgrades on one of my Planets

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I found  a class 16 Planet that wont let me place any of my soil upgrade anywhere as apparently there are no spots for them. Even know it appears to have land available for it, albeit small. Is this a normal possibility or is it a bug?

Also I have a list of a few bugs/problems I found. Would it be better to put them all into one forum post or make them all separate?

Thanks :)

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Reply #1 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.

Reply #2 from GalCiv3 Forums Top


I found  a class 16 Planet that wont let me place any of my soil upgrade anywhere as apparently there are no spots for them. Even know it appears to have land available for it, albeit small. Is this a normal possibility or is it a bug?
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It's quite normal for high-class planets to not have extra space for low-tier soil enhancements.  You'll probably get a few as you unlock higher technology.

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Reply #3 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

In this case might be nice to have a tool tip come up when u hover over an empty square telling u in advance if it can or cannot have upgrades later. Maybe even a toggle function to display it. Seeing as adjacent bonuses are kinda important, just my 2 cents :P

Reply #4 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting 00zim00, reply 3

In this case might be nice to have a tool tip come up when u hover over an empty square telling u in advance if it can or cannot have upgrades later. Maybe even a toggle function to display it. Seeing as adjacent bonuses are kinda important, just my 2 cents :P
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That would be useful.

Reply #5 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting Publius, reply 1

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.
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Soo... do what the devs asked? Ill feel like a Troll or spammer adding like 5 topics in a row lol

Reply #6 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting 00zim00, reply 5


Quoting Publius of NV,
reply 1

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.



Soo... do what the devs asked? Ill feel like a Troll or spammer adding like 5 topics in a row lol

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That's what I've been doing ...

Reply #7 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting Publius, reply 1

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.
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STFU

Reply #8 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting Rhaegor, reply 7


Quoting Publius of NV,
reply 1

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.



 

STFU

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Is that comment really Necessary ??


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Reply #9 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

shelve the first universe? 

Reply #10 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

The problem here is, for what ever reason, the tile improvements unlocked by the first levels of terraforming techs (which are now two sepearate improvements to help speed up early game planet quality) will not disappear if there are no tiles to be upgraded.  This can be a pain on "paradise worlds" which usually have few or no low quality tiles to improve.

Ironically, many, if not most, lower quality planets will eventually leave the "paradise worlds" in the dust when ultra-terraformers come into play.

Reply #11 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Quoting Rhaegor, reply 7


Quoting Publius of NV,
reply 1

In a very early beta the developers asked for one bug per post, but a lot of people never got that message.



 

STFU

End of Rhaegor's quote

Are you seeing someone for those anger issues?

Reply #12 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Yeah it seems kind of odd that I actually look forward to colonizing the tier 9 ish planets more than the tier 15+ planets, because I know I'm probably going to end up with way more space to work with from the initially lower quality planets after I get all the terraforming techs researched.

 

Reply #13 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

And you can choose which tiles to terraform, instead of it arbitrarily picking for you.