A couple of questions regarding Independents
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:29 am
At what point will a independent world become a empire? is it population based, development level or sheer randomness?
Secondly is the population growth rate for independents wad?
I ask because in a game I was wrapping up 30years or so in (in view of moving to 1.0.6), I noticed the three eyed rat things were about to colonise a ind Kiadian world, one of its resources was Loros fruit and its pop was 14billion! It's population growth rate was 14%
I never really paid much attention to the independent growth rates before but most of them are around the 13% to 14% mark no matter how high their population, I normally colonise/acquire independents soon as pos, but even planets with half a billion population don't help that much at the beginning with your home planet providing most of your income. Therefore I'm going to try and leave a couple planets close to home independent and was wondering if there's a point I should move in before they become a major player.
Also wondered if anyone else has tried this tactic? For a short term cashflow loss it should lead to a large long term gain.
Secondly is the population growth rate for independents wad?
I ask because in a game I was wrapping up 30years or so in (in view of moving to 1.0.6), I noticed the three eyed rat things were about to colonise a ind Kiadian world, one of its resources was Loros fruit and its pop was 14billion! It's population growth rate was 14%
I never really paid much attention to the independent growth rates before but most of them are around the 13% to 14% mark no matter how high their population, I normally colonise/acquire independents soon as pos, but even planets with half a billion population don't help that much at the beginning with your home planet providing most of your income. Therefore I'm going to try and leave a couple planets close to home independent and was wondering if there's a point I should move in before they become a major player.
Also wondered if anyone else has tried this tactic? For a short term cashflow loss it should lead to a large long term gain.