A base should take government money from its sector/empire capital to pay the soldiers. If not enough money is available the base get a morale penalty.

This would make a sort of limit to the size of bases you can have without also having equally big cities with enough tax income.

It does make sense for the government to pay their military a large amount of their tax income, right?

Only issues I for see is lack of an empire wide budget view, listing income from each city and expenses fron each base.
Other than that there are some borderline exploity ways to make government money, but those need fixing at some point I guess.

Currently scanning a ship using sensors only nets very basic results:

• Empire Name
  
• Ship Name
  
• Ship Design
  
• HP
  
• Shield Status
  
• Quality
  
• Ship's Volume
  

• Number and type of turrets
  
• Number of crew(?)
  
• DPS of turrets
  
• Number of Weapon Bays
  

Right now the building code, the building type requirements listed in the new-style designer, is very confusing to read. This is my biggest issue with the new-style designer right now, and we also get many many questions about how to make morale buildings designs work correctly.



It lists things as "Ok", "No", or "x Required". But it doesn't actually say if the things add anything to the specific building type.

I would very much like a another column to give a short note about what each thing actually does for the building type. I suspect a lot of the things to just be "Ignored", but some things like homes and lounges can still work. So such things as "adds homes", "adds lounges", "adds workshops", "adds morale satisfaction", and "adds jurisdiction range" would be useful indicators.

Right now, there's no music in Shores of Hazeron(that i'm aware of, i've never heard it)
It wouldn't be too difficult to make some music tracks, I'm sure some enterprising fellow in the community could make music, or even Haxus could do it himself with some program.
However, it would be interesting to make music fit a situation based on certain variables:
For one thing, it could change when in combat, but that's a very simple thing, and also wouldn't fit all of the time, for example, a one on one duel would have different music to a battle with two squads of troops, which is something the music could take into account.

If your ship is being attacked, ship battle music. If your ship is among a fleet and is fighting another fleet, fleet battle music.

Just a thought.

Military Weapon Bases
Military weapon bases are now functioning.

• Weapon bases import the ammo they need to fire their weapon.
  
• Without radar, weapons target enemy units up to 500m away.
  
• Military radar assists in acquiring targets within range. Add a military radar to the base to fire at distant targets.
  
• Weapons fire omni directionally, like the weapon bays on a spacecraft. They will not fire if their shot is blocked or if it would hit a friendly unit. Their shot is not blocked by their own building.
  
• All weapons in the building design are operated if enough workers are present.
  

• Guard towers import the ammo they need to fire their turrets.
  
• Without radar, turrets target enemy units up to 500m away.
  
• Military radar assists in acquiring targets within range. Add a military radar to the base to fire at distant targets.
  
• Turrets aim and fire. They are deadly accurate. They rotate at a limited speed; they do not turn instantly. They will not fire if their shot is blocked or if it would hit a friendly unit. They do not consider blast radius effect on friendly targets when firing.
  
• All turrets in the building design are operated if enough workers are present.
  

If we are going to make housing possible in (almost) all buildings, and cramped living conditions will only be affacted by "small home > medium home + large home * 2", then I don't see a reason for having both House and Apartment.

So maybe just merge House and Apartment together into "Housing" or something.

I just filed to have the old Wikia wiki closed. (Only taken me 5 years to find out how to do that.)

In case any of you want anything off it you might want to do that before it is too late, but I doubt there is anything worth keeping.

Wikia wiki: https://hazeron.wikia.com/wiki/Shores_of_Hazeron_Wiki

PS: I am not a huge fan of Wikia, so I won't miss it.

Hi !

It could be nice to have a description for blueprints. Even a short one. It would be useful to give credits to the original design (in my case a browser-based strategy game which has great designs, the dev accept the use of his designs at the only condition of properly saying that it's a design took from his game).

If it's not too short we could even add some advices like what's its exact role(s), some lore, or some troubleshooting.

Thanks for reading !

Seeing as cities are made of detailed models and meshes now, my computer is dying of performance loss, dropping to 1 FPS. This didn't happen with old-style cities.

I do have a terrible computer, but it would be much appreciated if there was an option to remove some details from the buildings.

specs:
four intel i3 core processors
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
8gb of RAM

I googled for Hazeron just to see what results would come up, and I found this:



Basically, because there is no description for the website, Google and other search engines just take the recent galchat messages and use those. I think it'd be smart to add a description for services like Google to use

Additionally, as mentioned by Deantwo, the website galchat parses links posted by people, meaning if somebody were to post malicious things, Google could possibly mark the website as a "Dangerous Site". I don't think this would help with traffic for the game so should probably also be looked at