Galaxy is designed to be beatable at a relatively fast pace following the story. Your experience seems to pretty much line up with it. It just so happens that the remaining story worlds are not out yet.
I have reviewed the save file. Vega-2 has 32B base land (as you said). You got 32B extra from underground land expansion and 32B from the ring, totalling 96B.
1) I have playtested it with 5M (which is very cheap), but certainly more will be easier. 2) Your space storage has a setting that controls where you are paying from. It can be a bit confusing, but I suspect it's the answer to your problem.
That should not be a problem. Did you hide all your colony buildings?
If not, try taking a save and refreshing. If you still can't build colony buildings, attach your save somewhere and send it to me and I'll hotfix it right away.
This is the first I hear of a performance problem related to life automation. Since you are using firefox, you could run a performance recording from the web developer tools. Then recreate the issue, get your game to slow down, and try to identify what is using all this performance.
I find it unlikely that it would be caused by the life automation auto-purchase option so I suspect what you are experiencing is caused by something else. It runs every 500ms but it should be very lightweight.
If you believe you can constantly reproduce, you can try to send me your save (it's just a small text file) and give me steps and I can look into it.
Autobuild has many settings. Generally, when running an economy you typically want a certain % of your pops/workers to work on something. For example, by default you need 1 hydroponics farm for 100 pop. That means you need 1% of your pop as farms. The autobuild can target that.
Similarly, maybe you want 20% of your workers to work in components factory. Then you can % worker share to achieve that.
Finally, since your industrial power scales with workers, buildings without a worker demand (such as glass smelter) can be set a % of workers target to make sure it stays correlated to it.
Most people play this through a browser. I have no experience with trying to launch it from the launch app, but I do know that if you download it that way, there will be a folder, with the index.html file, which you can launch into a browser. The game was designed to be played in a browser so this is what I would recommend.
Sorry for the trouble, many people have reported this. You can still build manually, the button was just blending in a bit too much. I added a border to it so it's more obvious now.
In this post, I want to include a permanent Discord invite link. If you enjoy my game and want to chat with other players or with me, you are welcome! I also take bug reports and feature requests over there. https://discord.gg/tXFxzT844n
1. Yes. 100% planned, but not in the next major update / RWG. The weather model was designed specifically from the grounds up to be able to model Mars, Earth, Titan and Venus (but a small amount of the higher temperature logic remains to be implemented). Venus is a logical terraforming target, but going there from the start does not seem possible judging by its ridiculously high temperature. Electronics would likely just fry with current technology. Some sort of advancement needs to be made.
2. Yes, stars will have different classes/size. I believe some story stars will be based on real known stars, but certainly any extra-solar world will be mostly made up.
3. Absolutely, and available even as part of the RWG/next update, with some realistic cap. I expect the ones in the next update to be somewhat easier than smaller world due to the way the column mass of gases relate to pressure. Later on though... we can imagine there are some worlds, that are very, very, very large.
4-5. :) Not answering those two. Some surprises have to remain surprises. I will just say I am well aware of these two ideas :) I will also say Dyson Sphere is definitely planned to be in the game, but not as a terraformable target.
What do you think of this solution to the speed up : with enough colonists, they can help parallelize the project, so I can add some controls to multiply the number of satellites launched for each, say, 10000 colonists. So in the mid game this becomes a non-issue and we can launch pretty much all of them pretty quickly. This would not impact the early game pacing. I like to imagine HOPE is launching those by itself, so it would need help to launch more than one at once. Makes sense? I am not a big fan of increasing the maximum amount of satellites though. I think they should saturate and 1000 is plenty. But I'll keep it in mind.
Hmmmm, this is worth thinking about. Not all of the energy would turn into heat, but some definitely would. energy given to spaceships (which tends to be the bulk of it in my game) certainly would not. Thanks for the idea, I'll give it some thought.
Titan is an intended part of the demo. Interesting about methane being mentioned on Mars... That might be a bug. Can you be more specific about where it was mentioned?
There is always some degree of sublimation / condensation, you are just getting a bit more sublimation with more heat. If you want to know more, the equation involved here is called the Penman's equation.
More heat means more water saturation pressure, which means more moisture. It's just a natural phenomenon. If you stop your ghg factory for a bit you will see it stabilize at a new equilibrium.
Good to know! Sometimes adblockers interact with scripts, and my game is very heavy on javascript. I am running no ads so at least you should not be needing it here, but good to know for me in the future. Thank you!
1) Did the intro sequence play (black screen with typing text)?
2) Can you see the journal on the right? Is it typing? If so, what is the latest text?
3) What browser are you using? Do you have any extensions that might interact with this? PC should be fine, I have tested this on Firefox, Chrome and Edge.
I apologize for the technical issues. I am not sure what could be causing this.
I have hot fixed this issue, life coverage can now reach 50% even with no investment in space efficiency in the life designer. You should be good now :) In the future though, when producing oxygen, it's worth it to spend points in space efficiency and geological burial. Life is a bit faster than oxygen factories, although you can definitely use both!
