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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: KingHalford<br/>
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@Destragon saying this is like making the player do graphics rendering calculations is utter nonsense. By the same argument why bother with manual placement of your troops when you're <B><s>[b]</s>mainly just clicking buttons until the ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: KingHalford<br/>
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This system essentially automates one of the game's more interesting features, ...<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
I think this is the big misunderstanding. It doesn't automate any ...

Can't seem to find any serial numbers under the game properties on Steam... :/

<t> As if handling pop happiness wasn't a pain already with the crazy maluses danger gives you, whenever a corporation arrives, no matter how many decisions you make against them and how low your commerce is, they keep growing in power and stacking -pop happiness. How to handle them other than ...

It doesn't matter what he does with his money, does it? It makes zero sense that thieves in a newly conquered city can steal such a huge chunk of his empire's treasury. Definitely a bug.

After you take their only city and beats their increasingly out of supply troops more and more it becomes really annoying having to chase down every single unit for the war to be 'won'. Is there a way to trigger a surrender?

The math in your example doesnt add up exactly, but I've noticed the zone will try to keep 2 turns worth of consumption in stock

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: zgrssd<br/>
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"The higher the Civilisation Score the quicker Unrest and Danger are reduced. However, the reverse is true for Fear"<br/>
But that is about the only way to beat it.<br/>
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I agree it is punishing, but I do not feel it too punishing. It ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: DTurtle<br/>
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That's not the case for me [&:]<br/>
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I just checked in several games. Going from or to a high mountain hex costs 640 IP for a dirt road, 320 for low mountains, 120 for sand dunes, etc. It doesn't make a difference it I start or end in ...

<t> I tried to follow the advice that you should never build a 2nd one, but logistics was being a nightmare in my last game, with way too much strain in my capital trying to provide for every corner of the empire. Troops were constantly badly supplied, far away constructions would take forever ...

It makes no sense that a zone's public assets produce a ridiculous amount of food but because of logistics issues elsewhere the population doesn't get anything...

<t> For me supply bases don't seem to work at all. With the initial LPs overlay on I can see nothing change when a supply base is built along a route. The initial points continue to decay exactly as before. E.g.:<br/>
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Hex1(Truck Station) - Hex2 - Hex3 - Hex4 - Hex5 - Hex6(Supply Base) - Hex7 ...

<t> Independently of how it SHOULD work, the manual should reflect how it actually works. IMO the manual is pretty much corroborates what the OP says.<br/>
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Incidentally I have a question about supply bases stacking. Is it only considered stacking if you have two supply bases in a row before ...

ORIGINAL: zgrssd

If you hover over a selection, the tooltip will give you a running total including hte part you are pointing at.

I needed to the told that as well.

Great to know, thanks!

I think I just found an exploit. If hex A is plains and hex B is mountains, building a road from B to A is much more expensive than from A to B. Like, way more.

Oops, sorry, I could swear I was posting there. My bad!

I think I just found an exploit. If hex A is plains and hex B is mountains, building a road from B to A is much more expensive than from A to B. Like, way more.

It's never clear the total weight of a model while designing it. After choosing one piece of equipment the total weight of the unit should be shown so the player can make a better informed decision about the rest of the equipment, especially the engine.

<t> It seems really too punishing right now, especially since it can go up via events totally out of control of the player (and even when a leader succeeds a skill roll on those!) and afaik there is no way to reduce other than waiting for time to pass. Also I understand why the population would be ...

<r> The manual states this: "In general it is a good idea to first reduce the Relation with another Regime before declaring war on it". However, once relation is up, there doesn't seem to be a way to reduce relation with a minor? Or is there? I'm currently surrounded by minors I protect, and I ...