STARDRIVE 2 PLANET MANAGEMENT INSTALL
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so you can select a ship go to an area you want to move the ship to. mouse back button will select the previously selected ship.

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this allows a more realistic combat model when not using force full sim.

running without force full sim will use weapon ranges and fire arcs and beams will use power correctly.

Reduced volume when warping and launching troops.

money based on population rather than production.

Large Access Aware exe to reduce out of memory issues.

solar system info expansion will show special resource marker and player troop counts.

planets will auto resupply troop ships.

troops will autoland on planets you send them to.

STARDRIVE 2 PLANET MANAGEMENT MOD

Recommend getting and installing the latest mod pack and then latest stable test. (there is more than this I just dont have it all written down).

STARDRIVE 2 PLANET MANAGEMENT MODS

Note that mods not updated to work with blackbox will not work with blackbox.įeature list for Latest Stable Radical Elements build.

run stardrive from steam as you normally would.

STARDRIVE 2 PLANET MANAGEMENT INSTALL

Adjust the default install location if needed. Downloads will be more uptodate from HERE.Want to donate? Buy me a beer Or set up a Patreon Donation I just want to play the mod Crunchy!

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Discord Chat feel free to drop by with questions, requests, problems or say hi.Latest daily version here Most Recent version.There are a lot of other subsystems for the game, but these are the most iconic things. And if you research enough you can strap giant boosters on a planet and build a lot of superweapons and use it as a battlestation You can build planet buster ships, star forges that suck up the energy from a star to build ships, ringworlds, star-destroyer ships, galaxy-destroying ships, you can use tractor beams on asteroids, ships, planets. This leads to interesting stuff happening, specially if you manage to be the galactic senate leader, which gives you access to other diplomatic options (but beware too much diplomatic hostility may trigger a war).

This will trigger a a voting in which you can use support cards to turn the odds in your favor, you can even offer stuff to other factions to vote in your favor. I sent it to battle and the enemy just used their hyperdrive to move his fleet behind my ship and disable my rear engines, at that point the destroyer was just a sitting duck and it was just a matter of time until the enemy fire reached the antimatter reactor (which means the ship explodes).ĭiplomacy is basically a card game, you can do a lot of things with diplomacy, for example annex an enemy planet. For example on one of my first games I made a huge destroyer but ended having really low turn rate and no rear defenses. The ship designer is simply the best, you will build your ships piece by piece (using hex-shaped pieces ) and that's reflected in combat. Also there are several FTL methods like fling beacons, jump-drives, wormholes and regular hyperdrive. Other thing I like is that each race playes VERY differently, humans are the less weird, but you also have robots that have to build population, groot-like plant people that have to build ships with organic matter, space-born races that can only live in habitats orbiting planets. In Star Ruler is similar, if you have a planet that imports resources that give you production, then in that planet civilians will build a lot of factories in there, if you import luxury resources there will be a lot of commercial districts, same with science and others. Let's say another town imports those cars and sells them locally, that town will probably have a lot of car dealerships, also auto parts, mechanics and such. Pressure is a weird beast, it's better to explain with an analogy, let's say you have a town with a lot of factories that make cars, so it's probably that town would have a lot of business dealing with auto parts but also with factory machinery.

Pressure is important because in Star Ruler 2 you shouldn't be building facilities yourself (since you can only build large-scale facilities and are really expensive to keep up) but your people will build stuff according to the resource pressure. However it's not just as simple, each resource you import gives the receiving planet 'pressure' of that specific resource. Basically in order to improve a planet you have to colonize other planets that have other resources and import resources from them, so you end up with a pyramid-like network of planets that need each other, this means that resource-producing planets might be just as important as ship-building planets. The planet-leveling up is perhaps my least favourite but it makes a lot of sense when you understand it. Star Ruler 2 has basically ditched most of the systems that are common to 4x games. On the other hand I really loved Star Ruler 2, but they are really different beasts.

Stardrive 2 planet management