Arralen wrote: Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:00 pmI don't care why they where on the planet when the Dissolution War happened.
Games says "Keep in mind that over 262 years have passed since the Dissolution War started" ... how the **** did those arachnids survive for so long on a planet that is A) too cold for them to walk around outside, B) has no indigenous life for them to eat (and use their burrows, I suppose) and has lost 99% of its human population, yet there are enough of them to occupy a complete zone, where no humans are? And don't tell me they pray on humans from neighbouring zones ... how large was a hex supposed to be, actually?
This does not make sense.
Pretty much like the fact that the actual planet "biomes" (or lack thereof) have little to no influence on the way the tech tree is structured.
People are not even sure how they got to the planet.
They have less idea how they survived. They were too busy surviving themselves.
They are just there.
I would understand if you were asking for a toggle to turn them off. But you seem to be just complaining.
Arralen wrote: Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:00 pmDrilling for oil and running combustion engines on the moon, sure why not?
And absolutely no technology for the creation of an artificial atmosphere ... .
Fuel is specifically abstract, so we don't have to ask questions what they are burning on the moon or how they get. Probably something they can get out of the ground and is delivered with oxydizer.
I would like having purely Energy based logistics and starting engines, but can understand that it is too much work to implement.
An artificial atmosphere is just part of "being alive" on any planet with less then perfect atmosphere. It is part of the Environmental suits and the dome farms. Of every single dwelling in every single normad settlement.
You are acting like this hasn't been added like 10 betas ago:
Population, Workers & Free Folk can now suffer casualties due to structural damage in their hex. It is max 5% if full structural damage. (but this can be much higher with higher Hazard Levels. “Don’t fire a gun when there is vacuum outside”)
