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So this quest gives you two choices, you can start the mission to get Universal Translator, or pay 600 credits to get a company to do it for you. And....the company option is utter garbage. Paying 600 credits at this point in the game is absolutely insane, that could be two leaders, and you need them all when your expanding. But then you get what amounts to a free tech (which is pretty darn cheap to begin with) and a -1 diplomacy, as opposed to an early culture point. There is

[quote who="Panos4860" reply="10" id="3850565"] Mimot -25% HP is per ship, so you get 2 ships for the same HP as 1 of the other races. However this is not Stellaris. Logistic play very important role here. A fleet of 16/16 with Small hull Mimot is weaker than any other race 16/16 fleet. No matter the tech, the NPC will get the same logistics too. And fleets are 1 vs 1 so Mimot exchanges the ability to field 2 16/16 instead of 1 but their ships will die the faster. Against well

If an enemy fleet puts itself on top of anomaly, I cannot attack them. I just get the error each time that I need a survey module to survey the anomaly.

Side Note : I can no longer find the bug report sub forum, infact I don't see any GCIV subforums now. Version: 1.0 File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IrnG8_fGNWblIWgLcJqb-xbE_BQyBAtL/view?usp=sharing Reproducability: Just hover over any Arcean starbase Arcean starbases have very weak combat stats compared to normal starbases, they have high defens

I'll echo the praise, very solid. While some of this is contingent on the starting system and traits, I think a lot of it is just good general practice. Early policies, early techs, and early infrastructure.... there are a lot of decisions that can really boost your early game and you highlight a lot of them here.

Another way to use supply ships. Have a core world build a stardock, then just have that dock send supply ships to its own planet. As far as I can tell, your military and manu are completely separate (aka one does not consume from the other), so long term you are greatly increasing the manu available to a planet by feeding it supply from its own dock.

I posted my initial thoughts in another post. After blitzing through many games the last few days, I have organized a much deeper look at the game. I have long been in the GC family, and hope that this feedback will be an aid to you in making it the best game it can be. UPDATE : I wrote this article after I had played a "large number" of games. Now that I have played a "whole whole bunch" of games, my feedback on a few things has changed. I am noting a (**) for items t

Is there a stardock mission or something that can generate techapods? If so, can someone let me know the tech that does that?

Additional Notes as I play The Starbase sensor boosts are pretty weak, I am barely able to see around a starbase even with perimeter sensors engaged. AI wise, the AI is not making good fleets, instead it just keeps throwing its ships at my colonies, desperately trying to siege them while my roaming fleet just picks them off one at a time. The galactic missions are a very cool implementation. I love that I can kick them off when I want, it does help push the

For context, I was a heavy player of Gal Civ II, and also played Gal Civ III for a while. I actually didn't have any build up of Gal Civ IV, just suddenly heard it was out (a great surprise for me). I have played about 150 turns so far, so this is my initial impression. I may add a few more notes as I continue my current playthrough. Good In general it feels a simplier and more streamlined version of Gal Civ 3, which in general I have liked. Less "fiddl