mortili

mortili

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Just tested the Informative Diplomacy mod, i also get those Debug messages ( Debug Message: No files found matching mask G:\Users\morti\Documents\My Games\GalCiv3\Mods\Informative Diplomacy (Edited)\Core\*.gc3wsdata) but the mod works for me. can you zip up your mods folder and put it on dropbox or something so i can test if it works for me?

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You need to start a new game for mods to take effect. The Star Trek Colors mod requieres another mod( http://www.nexusmods.com/galacticcivilizations3/mods/4/? ) Also if you have multiple mods that replace the same file, they wont work with each other.(you would have to manually merge the files) can you confirm that some mods do work?

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Thulium and Promethion are minable planets, so if you set habitable planets to abundant you will naturally have way less thulium and promethion, since there are less not-habiatable planets to turn into them, antimatter is just dependant on black holes, so more black holes, more antimatter

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[quote who="erischild" reply="6" id="3664566"] You wouldn't need population near as much if you had flat production starbase modules. You wouldn't even need population growth as much. My thought is a module that gives 1 point production per turn at first tier, adds 2 points for second tier and adds 3 points at third tier, for a total of 6 per starbase. This would give a tall economy a chance to be a late game monster. As the General pointed out

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From what we have seen until now, there is no reason to believe that administration will change anything concerning wide/tall empire, since it is a hardcap to starbases only. I would like if colonies would also require administration, this would mean a tall empire would be able to build more starbases, and somwhat close the gap.

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[quote who="joeball123" reply="1" id="3663804"] If you have X manufacturing points being funneled into a project, then you get a modifier of min([BonusMax], [Value defined within the Bonus tags]*ceiling(X/[ManufacturingPerBonus]) from the project, where ceiling(X) is the function which returns the smallest integer Y such that Y >= X. For example, if you funnel 103 manufacturing points into an Economic Project, you would add min(1, 0.05 * ceiling(103/10) = 0.55 to the colony

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