Hakutulokset

Not a bug, it's intended :)

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All redheads in 40k went to mars and became the mechanicus.
Higher pain tolerance made augmentation easier, so the natty reds among them became tech priests.

In the 41st millenium, the Irish are cyborgs.

in all honesty the game is not hard. It's reaaaaally enjoyable.

Smug Kot lähetti viestin:

Sundiver with tractor beam, really sound something very trollish to mess around in career mode.

Funny you should say that... after some AI *bleep* messed up my unarmed cargo ship, and I had to surrender, I spent the next hour chasing him around with my big ship, and eventually managed to push him into the sun.

A revenge best served HOT.

not Married yet but Abigail is also one i going for :)

ModAddict lähetti viestin:

Yeah, what happened to you isn’t really a bug, it’s how gravships work in the game.

When you launch a gravship, the game removes the entire map tile where you launched from. That means anything still on the ground – pawns, shuttles, items – all get wiped out. The colonist doesn’t show as dead because technically the pawn entity was destroyed with the map, not killed in combat. The engine doesn’t keep them in memory since the tile no longer exists.

thats just incorrect, the game saves pawns on the map as world pawns. same if you abandon a colony with downed pawns in it or use the dev mode command to delete a tile, the pawns are handed to the world pawn system

gh

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Warfrog lähetti viestin:

Is there a way to determine their priority on who would get the cure credit or is it random.

Depends on the listtype they used to store the cards, be it stack, queue, or just simple array. I would assume that they just used the simple array and are looping through, so the one with the lower number should trigger first.

Still sad that they didn't include recursion.