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Messaggio originale di Buttercup:

So every time I try to download the game, it fails. The error message I get is "Corrupt Download". Am I doing anything wrong? Or did I miss something?

Chances are good your temporary download cache that holds those files is somehow corrupted.

Steps to clear the Steam download cache:

1. Open Steam: Launch the Steam application on your computer.
   
2. Access Settings: Click on "Steam" in the top left corner of the Steam window and select "Settings" (or "Preferences" on some systems).
   
3. Navigate to Downloads: In the Settings window, select the "Downloads" tab.
   
4. Clear Download Cache: Click the "Clear Download Cache" button.
   
5. Confirm: Steam will prompt you to confirm this action, as it will require you to log in again. Click "Confirm".
   
6. Restart Steam: After clearing the cache, Steam will restart. Log back in to access your games and library.

At that point, you can re-initiate the game download/install and see if it finishes correctly.

Messaggio originale di Vinz Clortho:

Messaggio originale di Lime:

I was wondering if you could expand on that, I don't follow.

In the USA, the top 1%, or it might even be the top three people I can't remember; Bezos, Musk and Zuckerberg, have more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans combined.

See, that's not what you said.

Fr?! I'm running that now.

Messaggio originale di Breathe:

Humanity is so ridiculous, even something like apologizing online is seen as some amazing feat.

Speaking of amazing feet, sometimes it is challenging to look down at my feet and know how much money I could make if only I lacked self-respect.

https://youtu.be/ywAe7okdLBQ?si=OZOrblr-hxH8K5JH

and it looks like they reused the cover art of triangle strategy.

Look at what the game actually is. It's a generic survival/crafting game that have been a dime a dozen since 2013. The only thing that stands out slightly is the addition of some light family tree mechanics. What you have left is a generic slow quasi-RTS where you give villagers orders to farm and such. The time it takes to accomplish anything is deliberately stretched out in order to cover for the fact that there's not a lot going on with this game. There is zero depth here. In my opinion in its current form it's only 1/3rd developed to where the game should be. No endgame of any kind here rendering all previous activities pointless.
If you played this game for its dynasty mechanics you might as well buy Crusader Kings III and some DLC packs on a sale because there's tons more depth there with wars, politics, intrigue etc than you'll ever find here.

Good day!

pretty sure involuntarily celibate means that girls dont like them

Messaggio originale di Fendelphi:

1) Opportunity cost. The players that have a large amount of Influence points, usually play a faction that focus on that, and they are researching technologies and building items that boost their influence gain. With all that resources and time invested, they should clearly win more auctions, than someone who spends their resources on economic or military upgrades.
The players who do not make it a priority, will probably not win many/any auctions, but they will get to other techs faster in the early and mid game, and they can still spend their influence on minor faction reputation and rewards.
There is also the option of destroying the minor faction, which can be a huge setback to a faction like Vasari Alliance, if they have already invested heavily into minor faction research(a lot of time and resources spent that they now get no benefit from).

If Influence was refunded on a failed bid, it would be a disadvantage for those who specialize. Everyone would just invest all their available Influence(meaning the ones specializing would still win), but the winner does not have any influence to use on minor faction abilities, while everyone else are at max influence again.
So if one has 11 Influence available, and another has 10, the 11 would win the auction, but the one with 10 can now spend all of it on minor faction abilities.

By having Influence always being spent, you create actual decisions and consequences, as the player has to decide if they are "going for the win" in an auction(and might fail, if they underestimate the other factions influence potential), if they simply want to put a bit of pressure on(with a chance to win if everyone does the same, or have already spent it on reputation), or save it for minor faction abilities.


2) I agree that there should be better options for minor factions(I would also love for more minor factions to be added).


3) Every faction should have some version of Heathen Quaters, yes. There might be restrictions on which planets you can build them on(and when it becomes available as research might also be different). Is there a specific faction where you cant find it?

I don't think I buy the opportunity cost thing, at least at the levels I play (AI Medium/Hard FFA depending on mood). Influence R&D is *minimal* in the grand scheme of things, factions have what, 4-5 related techs? Beyond that don't most of the buildings/items that expand influence points also increase global influence gain? If your influence cap is 15, you'll be generating like twice as many points as someone who's cap is 10, and have the advantage that you can buy favors and still have a pool when an auction comes up. Since the auctions are blind, consistently going all in would still have consequences in that you could easily overbid. Another nit I have is there's no countdown for auctions, and the usefulness of them is super varied. +4 research points? Amazing. Some sometimes useful ship items, cool. Exotics? Sure, not bad. The third auction in a row for a pitiful amount of crystal or credits? I know the amounts increase, but it feels like those should be phased out an hour or two into the game.

I think it was one of the Vasari I couldn't find the building, which someone else mentioned was only available on a small number of planet types.

Messaggio originale di MFD Suraj:

I think the problem here is the impact they have , IA doesn't react much at them , ships simply will be destroyed by local defences , or smal task forces.
The only good use is to send them in cooperation with player attack.
In that case is less costly in resouces. and of bigger impact in damage.

I find that offensive raids are usually enough to give an un-upgraded starbase or 10-14 defense points worth of turrets/hangars a significant challenge, and if you're building that up at each gravity well that's a pretty high investment, especially as they may attack out of reach in larger gravity wells. I'd say you deserve to be immune at that cost. They can also wipe lower tier planets fairly quickly. I prefer them this way than what pirates became in SOSE 1 where they'd field ships far more powerful than yours. Defensive fleets are usually sufficient to keep the lower players at bay or hold off a higher tier player long enough to upgrade a starbase and recall your fleet if it's not halfway across the map.

What's this all about? How can I avoid it?