FusionReaktor888

Another detail I've noticed which really leaves me disappointed, and this comes from G. Civs 2 as much as G. Civs 3, is the amount of dead planets and the inability to turn them habitable later in game. This could really have a whole new strategic approach because a couple of new planets during late game can make all the difference, as well as keep up that expansionist tension that is around at the beginning of the game.

So, I've played the game for a while now and am currently on a 1v1 huge map game with 500+ turns going. It's made me realize a few things, which I'll expand on after explaining that I am working under the assumption that by entering Beta, most of the content we see is what we'll get to expect in the main release. That said, I believe the game is lacking in diversity as far as approaches to war go even from a non-fighting point of view. An example, in my 500+ game, I&#3