Gelatinous Cube
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ORIGINAL: Keston Carrying the orange idea further: when you open the design window for an upgraded class, the components that have been changed in the update could have their own color code (green for added, red for removed or reduced) to show at a glance what changes teh AI did so they can be modified. OR the AI could suggest an upgrade and display what changes it would make - then players could accept, reject, or go into the design interface to modify. Oh, dear, yes! Internally, we already know (if you have AI Ship Design) that the AI is creating new ship types. If there could be a popup EVERY TIME (or evenbetter, every time it equals the shiptype/role that we CHECKBOXED!) asking if you could "Please look over these designs, sir, and modify or approve them." If you then choose to modify them, it should integrate seemlessly with your system as though the AI designed it itself--no mucking about with "Oh, crap, now its internally flagged as something different." For me this would be HUGE, wouldn't take away from anyone else's micro-management, and would probably be easy to implement (maybe-ish).
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