ManDudely

Nice breakdown. I noticed this, but I guess I just instinctively worked around it. I start from the highest tier terraformers and work backwards, from mid-game on; to maximise the amount of usable space you can generate, even if they aren't tiles that will benefit from adjacency bonuses. In general, I go for adjacent tiles but only when I'm sure I'm not denying myself another one elsewhere, even if it's on it's own little island. The problem is, esse

Ultramarines; http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=480483401

As far as features go, this would be really cool. It was promised, I think a Dev said it was in briefly and then was taken out. I doubt it's priority though. I look forward to the day the feature is re-implemented, but I'd rather the game itself be the focus.

I get you. The problem is essentially sudden growth that you weren't planning for. I feel the same way about enemy factions colonizing crappy planets in my zone of control and then I inevitably annex them and have yet another low class, tactically insignificant planet to manage. But it doesn't stop them from trying. What's missing here is consent. A prompt pops up, 'Faction X has made some very bad choices, their civilization sits at the verge of ruin. Their leader

It occurs to me that, when in a war situation with another faction, that if I want to bring the conflict to an end in a manner that is not total destruction of one side then I must always pay for it. Be it Altarian, Drengin, Krynn, Iridium, or any number of factions who seem to lose their cool the moment they share borders with a faction that doesn't share their ideology, I have to make a tremendous offering to secure a brief respite, even when fighting factions who continually try to pro

I disliked that the Yor were the only standard Synthetic race, and are Malevolent. The blue lighting (and I know there's a red counterpart) will probably edge me to making them Benevolent rather than Pragmatic, and I'll probably build the faction as highly pacifist and research focused. Now if only the Yor tech tree wasn't constantly referencing the Yor, or the total extermination o