the small one don't change color, yes.

canceling ship movement works by selecting the same sector the ship currently is in. Then you move 0 sectors hence have no target anymore and have cancelled your previous destination route.

some minors have corruptibility on very hard, so you virtually need 10-100x the money you usually spend on 'regular' minors.

usually when bribing you need to have a good relationship to the minor prior to bribing and a bad one to the major in question cause the minor goes towards your relationship with the major and if you are a good friend of his, then the minor sees no reason not to join the other major again. When building communication networks, you can minimize the odds for bribing by others so there should be only an infinite loop when this pathologic situation described above occurs.

who colonizes first depends on when the order is given. I don't know the exact calculation (it's in the open source) but usually, when giving colonization orders I'm faster than the AI player. The AI always does its order after you've done yours. Could be that if you play the Cartare, the Heyoun for example come first cause they are 2nd and Cartare are 5th on the row, don't know exactly. Surely something to refine a little.

you need to allocate your depots twice to get results. One step is choosing the empire against and the second is actually using your allocated intel points to some extent. That's probably why no reports come up. Or your intel is too weak.

again, this is a question which ship gets its order first. When you select one of your colony ships and set it manually on terraform and then choose the other and set it on colonize, all planets will be colonized. Try it out.

it is maybe planned to have starbases and outposts act like depots so that transporters automatically deposit their stuff in there and once built other transporters can deposit troops and resources there.

go to empire menu, system, select a system and press a on the keyboard.

you need to start a new game for most options (if not all) to take effect.

actually you see it when have a look at the minor's home system. at the bottom right, there are the resource icons the system provides for, so the minor has enough of them but obviously lacks all others (independent trading is not considered).


the other things are already in the works more or less.

Hi

thanks for the reply, i think i have to elborate more.

canceling ship movement works by selecting the same sector the ship currently is in. Then you move 0 sectors hence have no target anymore and have cancelled your previous destination route.

[*]Tried but doesn't seem to work.

some minors have corruptibility on very hard, so you virtually need 10-100x the money you usually spend on 'regular' minors.

[*]I spent alot, I kept sending 5k each turn for at least 50 turns / maybe a bit more ffedback would be nice to help judge how much I need to spend or to show the bribes is having a effect

you need to allocate your depots twice to get results. One step is choosing the empire against and the second is actually using your allocated intel points to some extent. That's probably why no reports come up. Or your intel is too weak.
[*] I get lots of sabotage success, but no targets at all, or succesful intels. I spend the same amount on intel as sabotage

again, this is a question which ship gets its order first. When you select one of your colony ships and set it manually on terraform and then choose the other and set it on colonize, all planets will be colonized. Try it out.
[*] It's not the teraforming thats the problem, is if a planet isn't teraformed when you colonize, it nevers gets populated until you colonize again.

hi,
shipmovement cancelling: please try again:
- select ship
- target another sector but don't lock in, lock in in the same sector
maybe I do a short video on weekend

try a few turns giving more (100%) to espionage, on the 2nd screen "Espionage" where is espionage points going to? to which race (a screenshot would be helpful and a savegame-file. see http://bote2.square7.ch/joomla/index.ph ... sSlideshow). You could also turn Agressiveness "agressive" (click on it)

to get population on a planet you'll always have to give "Colonize" and the colonising ship disappears. Even when other planets are already populated.
- you can first terraform all planets -> you'll need one colo-ship
- or first colonize one or some planets, than a second or some more or all, you'll get population +4 from each colo-ship you immolate

I guess what he wants is a "auto"-colonization of additionally terraformed planets in a system after the initial colonization, the same way minors do with their planetary system.

don't know what SirPustekuchen is thinking about auto-colonisation. The game might loss a (little) part of strategy gamer's have to do

here's the video http://birth-of-the-empires.de/wiki_fil ... elling.avi

first ship is sent two sectors away and secondly it is cancelled by clicking in the same sector the ship is already inside

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