This creates virtually impenetrable buildings such as 3067502 MilHill2, in which the hull is hidden under a building site. Nitrate Explosives and I assume other remote explosives do not penetrate through building sites as well.

Since Empire 0 consider all other empires as enemy, they no longer export commodities to other empire's buildings or cities, and they are unable to build any new buildings when an empire player visit because of "enemy unit on world".

Why was it changed from neutral?

Currently if you capture any city of an advanced empire, you get access to ALL their patents.

I suggest that most (not all) patents get deleted from the city before the ownership transfer happens. Akin to the people shredding all the confidential patent research before trying to escape or surrender. A few random patents can be left behind as you always miss something when you are in a rush.



This would limit that major reward from capturing one city from an advanced empire. Force them to actually capture more than one city if they are attempting to gain patents.

I will point out that yes, patents aren't that valuable right now, since if you can use a patent you can also make it. But this could apply to other things too maybe, such as dumping fuel and weapons upon capture.

On two occasions so far, an officer has failed to mark a "Travel to Coordinates" order as complete, although the helm is satisfied with his position.

In both cases, the coordinates were galactic.

Currently is it impossible to upgrade your Capitol building or your Military Headquarters to a new blueprint without removing the whole city/base. Same with moving the building once it is managing a city/base.

I was thinking that maybe it would be useful if we could hold down CTRL when placing a new building and it would place the new building and transfer all settings to it and remove the old building.
For example placing a new Military Headquarters would instantly bulldoze the old one, allowing you to both move it and upgrade it to a new blueprint.

Currently a LOT of players accidentally make their first starship with a Wormhole P FTL Drive, and are then confused about why they can't return to their home system after going through a one way wormhole connection.

I suggest making the Wormhole PN FTL Drive the default/first, and then change Wormhole P FTL Drive into something else.
For example you could rename it to Wormhole P+ FTL Drive and make it cheaper to make and operate than the normal Wormhole PN FTL Drive. Or something like that.
Or simply remove the Wormhole P FTL Drive altogether.

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I would love to see electricity behave differently from normal commodities.
Have power plants produce a static amount of power based on job amount per tick. Then have static power consumption be subtracted and use the remaining output to recharge batteries in power plants and military installations. If not enough static power is produced, drain some from power plant batteries.

Above is a graph of the current distribution of resource quality in-game. This is consistent with the two dice rolls of 128 used in the code. However, it takes more than two dice rolls for the distribution to really begin resembling a curve, which is the intended shape if I understood our conversation correctly. I decided just to post this in case the intended behavior is different so that it may be adjusted for future universes.

Vehicles not Tallied
Vehicles in my town do not affect the construction or manufacturing processes there.

Finished the code that was intended to do this.

• All vehicles in town are shared by all buildings. For example, one farm machinery would be enough to satisfy every farm in town.
  
• Vehicles are tallied if they are at any building site or in any building of the same town as the building that is looking for one. Vehicles must belong to the same empire to be counted.
  
• When a vehicle is added or removed from the town, it can take a few minutes for all buildings to notice.
  

• Pilot turn code had an error when calculating turns in negative angle directions. A sign was wrong on a value in the calculation.
  
• Pilot initiation of turn on a spacecraft at rest needed to signal the need for immediate processing by the physics thread.
  
• Initial rotation call on a spacecraft at rest calculated a huge turn due to an elapsed time error.
  

Not sure if this is intentional or a bug, but I can't find "Orbit Best Planet" in the order list anymore.

It is a useful order,so a pity it's missing. Example: you're sending your ship a long way to coordinates, or using the mission transmitter. You're not offered a choice of actual planets for it to orbit. When the ship arrives, you want it to enter the system and start refueling, from any available source, rather than sitting at the boundary. So you use "Orbit Best." You don't have any way to do that now, I believe.