Spacecadet -> RE: New 1.0.5.6 Public Beta Now Available! (6/18/2010 2:45:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: HMSImperator A gameplay/economy question here: Is it meant to be that colonies seem to have a severe problem getting their resources moved out? I started a game with the Mortalens, and had a starting mining station sitting on a Continental planet with Polymer on it, but after colonizing it, the resources that the planet produces seem to just sit there and languish. The civvie freighters seem quite happy to come by and immediately grab the Caslon/Hydrogen that appear with the colony and drag them back to the Spaceport, but otherwise it seems that the goods present on the colony are completely invisible to the civvie freighters, no matter what the demand is elsewhere. at my main starting colony i've now completely exhausted the starting supply of Polymer, the small-recently colonized planet has 2500+ Polymer avaliable and rising, and yet none of the dozen freighters that've been sitting around the spaceport for the past in-game year or so have bother to take note of that supply's existence. The same seems to apply to any colony that i have without a spaceport, their products seem to never get picked up, and the Stock display for them on the expansion viewer always displays a big fat zero, no matter how many sources i might have colonized for that resource. I'm not sure if this is intended by design or not, but it's been this way in all the versions I've played. Once you get more than a handful of colonies, freighters rarely if ever pick up resources at the planet level. Even in the my current game, I've got 7 colonized planets with the Eskarus meat resource, but there's none in stock. BTW - I suggest everyone keep an eye on their resources with this version, is seems consumption has been bumped up quite a bit. I had over 60k gold stockpiled and noticed the price was up to 2.5. Looking further the Galaxy stockpile was probably around 160k, but the the Galaxy demand was over 60k. I've never seen demand that high before and I noticed there were quite a few other items with higher than expected demand (not as high as gold though).
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