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Me and my brother, we've been playing quite a lot since the last patch and today he realized that we haven't found a single Splinter Colony.
Was it removet? I haven't seen a word about it, but is it possible?
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Proteus_MST
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But they´ve gotten more seldom.
Reason is AFAIK that the Calculation has been altered:
Before the patch if the planet would be Green for your race (and discovered first by ships of your empire) and the RNG had determined that there are inhabitants on the planet the Planet would contain a splinter colony (if it wouldn´t be green for your race, this planet would contain the Magnate Civ best suited for the environment).
Now, after the patch planets with inhabitants only then contain Splinter colonies, if they are a Sweet Spot for your race.
The reason is that with the calculations before the patch some Magnate Civilizations would never appear for certain Races, because their Environmental Preferences overlapped too much with the preferences of your race (you´d only see those races in Systems which were first discovered by another Empire).
Now there is a greater chance that you can also discover those Magnates.
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Vince278
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At the worst, a third of my planets (scattered in half of my systems) starved themselves down to outposts. I've been real busy keeping them afloat with migrations and colony ships until the tech levels rise high enough. No foreign entanglements yet fortunately. Had the mining situation turned around by turn 60 and by turn 100 I'm almost breaking even on food. It been a different experience after the patch. At least I'm (somehow) number one on the power graph. I should be pretty awesome soon.
On turn 100 something strange (a bug?) happened. The entire galaxy opened up to me for no reason. All of a sudden now I can see the names, ownship, starlanes, and contents of every star. Before, I was on the rim with only two neighbors, none of us are council members, but now I have full intel on everyone. Very odd. Thoughts anyone?
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Vince278
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quote: Originally posted by Grumbold
Have you got a psychic race as a magnate civ in your empire? I can't even remember if there is a magnate that replicates that old MoO2 race pick. |
Don't think so. I believe the magnates I have are the Audrieh, Rhea, and Darlock. I don't believe there are any magnates like that anyway. Besides, the three I have I picked up fairly early in the game. No new ones yet.
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CharlesBHoff
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el paso texas
May 2002 time: 05:29
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Have you chech your Foregion Polit window to see it you where votes into the senta by change.
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Proteus_MST
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That´s only natural.
For a Star Name to be visible your Scoutship has to stay one turn within the System.
As the Orions always attack Ships entering their System (which causes them to flee or, if they have less luck, to be destroyed) you won´t have a chance to see the System of the New Orions as long as you don´t have a TA: Intelligence with one of the Senate Members or with an Empire, which has Colonies 2 turns away from the New Orions.
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Vince278
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That still doesn't explain how I could see everyone else so early in the game. You have read the entire thread?
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Proteus_MST
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Could it be that you have accepted an TA:Intelligence without knowing it?
If aliens try to communicate to you the thing the alien ambassadors say to you are most of the times misleading and you can only know what they want from you by reading the Headline.
So could it be you were contacted by an Alien Race, thought you accept anything, but instead accepted a TA:Intelligence?
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Turk Man
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Istanbul
Jan 2003 time: 07:29
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i hate the fact that splinter colonies are few.
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Turk Man
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Istanbul
Jan 2003 time: 07:29
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and that are small colonies
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Vince278
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quote: Originally posted by Grumbold
That would certainly reveal most things if almost everyone had previously signed up to a TA: Intelligence with the race who gave you yours, but ought to reveal Orion too unless no council member had shared their map.
Another thing to look for would be guardian systems. If you can see Fieras, Draconis, Ursa etc then the guardians must be dead, which is very unlikely before turn 200. |
Did have TA:Intel with one of my two neighbors about a dozen turns before it happened. They are not a Senate member and their only (known) neighbor on the other side from me is an Ithkul empire. Off the top of my head I remember seeing Fieras and Draconis but still no Orion.
I had a thought. Wasn't there a leader (in Moo2) that brought a map with him when he joined up with someone?
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Turk Man
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Istanbul
Jan 2003 time: 07:29
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they need to more splinter colonies that are big
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CharlesBHoff
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el paso texas
May 2002 time: 05:29
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Also there might be legal problen like trademark's and copyright that stop then from doing this.
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Vince278
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SE IV also had independents. They acted as AI players except that they never left their home system.
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