No0b-ish questions
Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2022 7:57 pm
Sorry for asking these questions, I did spend time looking, but I just can't find answers for this:
1) What is the difference in engagement range between nearby (nearby stars? Planets?), sector (there are sectors?? DW:U had sectors, I see nothing like this here) and same location (within weapon range? Within one planet surrounding?)
2) What is evade attack stance? It will still attack but from max distance? It will run away? It will attack until first hit?
3) What are attack, close escort, and picket roles in the fleet as oppose to evade/cautions/neutral/aggressive stance? Whom are you closely escort? Does picket mean you hang in the back? Even if the role is aggressive? Totally confusing.
4) Planet population growth question. In the tutorial video it is mentioned that the growth depends on cashflow and construction resources. How? I suspect the cashflow meant as colony growth funding level in Empire Finding Level table. But construction resources? Where do I see this connection? Is there a way to see exactly what contributed to my, for example, 3% population growth on one of my planet?
1) What is the difference in engagement range between nearby (nearby stars? Planets?), sector (there are sectors?? DW:U had sectors, I see nothing like this here) and same location (within weapon range? Within one planet surrounding?)
2) What is evade attack stance? It will still attack but from max distance? It will run away? It will attack until first hit?
3) What are attack, close escort, and picket roles in the fleet as oppose to evade/cautions/neutral/aggressive stance? Whom are you closely escort? Does picket mean you hang in the back? Even if the role is aggressive? Totally confusing.
4) Planet population growth question. In the tutorial video it is mentioned that the growth depends on cashflow and construction resources. How? I suspect the cashflow meant as colony growth funding level in Empire Finding Level table. But construction resources? Where do I see this connection? Is there a way to see exactly what contributed to my, for example, 3% population growth on one of my planet?