Gold vs. Silver stars on planet summary

[Texashawk]

I figure the gold star is for your capital, but what does a silver star represent?

[Puzzlemaker]

Regional capital.  A mini-capital that reduces corruption for the surrounding star systems.  It may have other effects; look up regional capitals in the galactopedia.

[Texashawk]

That's kind of what I thought but I didn't build that (nor do I even have the tech to do so).

ORIGINAL: Puzzlemaker

Regional capital.  A mini-capital that reduces corruption for the surrounding star systems.  It may have other effects; look up regional capitals in the galactopedia.

[Puzzlemaker]

Is it captured?  It could be you captured it from another civilization.  If not, I don't know.

[sbach2o]

Uh, oh, could this be exploitable?

I mean, could you go over your quota of three regional capitals max by capturing AI planets with this installation?

It shouldn't be exploitable though.

[the1sean]

can anyone confirm this?

[forsaken1111]

Probably all planetary facilities should be scrapped when you capture a planet to prevent stuff like this.

[ehsumrell1]

ORIGINAL: forsaken1111

Probably all planetary facilities should be scrapped when you capture a planet to prevent stuff like this.

I REALLY like that idea forsaken1111! Very good point. As if the facilities got "scuttled" by
the troops before being defeated. Very good! [&o]

[Data]

this should sometimes work and sometimes not work, maybe the invasion is so fast they don't have time....or we could have an agent mission to prevent this on a planet prior to invading; when you see one of your agents succeed at this, you invade and voila...the structures were not destroyed

[ehsumrell1]

Another good one Data! [:)]