3vilTwin

Well, it's not an actual border, as in nation, in GalCiv3. You have an area of influence. If an AI grabs a colony within your area, they run the very real risk of losing that planet to your influence. This is the consequence of colonizing within someone else's area of influence. Once you have 2x influence over their planet, the timer starts and there's an increasing chance that you'll annex the planet. I like it, since it's a free planet that'

I use open borders for the diplomacy assist. If I eventually want to ally with an AI, I find it very helpful. It has no downside that I'm aware of.

[quote who="WenlaM" reply="13" id="3573793"] Most propably you have noticed that "Sentry" - command doesn't work also (same symptoms than "Guard"). [/quote] I haven't figured out "Sentry" yet. Guard (hotkey "q") works to let me end the turn unless I add a ship to the fleet, so that's all I need. Maybe Sentry is only for armed ships?

Mine is also showing up as Opt-in V1.1. I haven't opted in yet and will wait until a dev says it's ready for that.

Since I own two copies of the game, can I have another 5 wishes? Actually, just one more... Please let me get rid of the background nebula on the main map.