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Since the game doesn't take advantage of multicore yet (it uses very little CPU) you can easily play another game during AI turn. You could even make two copies of Shadow Empire and run two games at once. I have played AI Wars 2 between turns. I turn off AI movement which gives the option to minimize the game as well turn off SE music.
Its less your PCs performance but how the game utilises them. You could propably run the game on a super computer and still have 15+ minutes of waiting time between turns. Really not much you could do on your end to improve that, other than playing on small maps and/or waiting (hoping?) for future patches to tackle this issue.
It just feels bad that in the late game, I spend more time waiting and not playing the game than anything else. I noticed that I am "artificially" inflating the times I take for my own turns by checking everything 2-3 times over, just to hopefully not forget anything. Even if its only a turn where all I do is wait for construction to finish or resources to build up.
when the turn times are 20+ minutes long an "meh, I'll just do it next turn then" attitude isnt really viable