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If that could be corrected, it would really improve the game a lot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fUfuFllrBM&list=PLP90c0klxXzj1ESSUYQIY8pxi_-JgA1XO
Please tell me thats a bug . Another one is the graphic for the barbarians is super tiny .
how the hell remove xenofungus? my army can't move to enemy sector because 1 movement and -30% attack damage
I respect that you are doing your own interpretation here, but I feel this map looks more like Mars than Chiron. Chiron wasn't all red, but red and green. Xenofungus wasn't the only dominate land organism, there was plenty of green simple plants (presumably there were just mosses and the like) in tiles that received enough rainfall.
Keep up the great work!