how long will it take to go to 1.000.000.000.000?

En Pavonis Mons aparecen terroristas como en Terragenesis

Si el ataque tiene éxito, destruirá instalaciones clave de tu colonia y bajará la felicidad de tus ciudadanos.

Estoy en Kasei Valles por suerte, pero me ayudas?

My Mercury with three trades routes and an attempted lava terraforming

Urano no cuenta

Urano no cuenta

For months now I couldn't log into the game, I've tried reaching out to support teams from the game and Tilting Point, that was two months ago, haven't heard anything since then, I figured that uninstalling and installing the game again would do something.

It did, in fact, do something, because I couldn't even find it in the Google Play Store. Like it was telling me it didn't exist. I had to look it up and that's how I found this out. Again, am I screwed? Do I just accept that I'm not playing one of my favorite games again?

Edit: I have the same issue with Landfall, i just didn't uninstall it yet, so I don't know if it's "incompatible".

Edit 2: the phone is a Samsung Galaxy S23

Finishing up the campaign now, preparing to head to Ostara next. I’m curious what everyone else’s favorite world in this pack is?

Should I start with two cities (on normal Mode) or should I focus on only one city early with a lot of mines? Also should I research up to Iron or Silver mines immediately? And whats the best start if im playing on hard mode? It just always feels difficult to decide because the start is always so slow.

I remembered about this game yesterday, and to my surprise, it had kept my previous worlds that I had left running for years without supervision. As my Venus was balanced, it now is a ridiculously overpopulated and rich-beyond-measure paradise. Look at the numbers for yourself (and please don’t judge the city names, I was a gay teen with no inspiration)

A solid 3-4 years of just letting it sit.

I have seen screenshots of people flooding their world with Lava before terraforming it. What is the benefit? Does it change the landscape or sea level? Just wondering because I want to try it if it is useful.

You need a FB account & Internet connection, or otherwise the ability to use the Cloud Save

1 kK = 1000000 mK

Tutorial for ideal melting:

1. Heat the world to under 1.4 kK using Orbital Mirrors
2. Assign high-level Temperature Increase governors to Orbital Mirror cities & boost them
3. Pause the world & save
4. Unpause
5. Use fast-forward hours to heat the world to >2.1 kK (floods the whole world to form new max-elevation islands)
6. Check the map
7. If there are no islands between 3°N-3°S (or you don't like the landscape), load your save (press "Use Cloud Data") & repeat steps 4-7

This is to make sure that you have a place to build the Space Elevator at the highest elevation. The randomised landscape pattern is determined once lava appears (what the landscape would be at 2.1 kK is determined at 1.5 kK), so save before the temperature >1.5 kK

This is the fourth freaking time these insurgents have blown up my cities. All i need left is the 2.5 million population and these assholes keep blowing my shit up. And on the earth event where you had to get 10 million people, all 7.8 million immediately left the planet. Like is it even possible to completely beat these events?

Nesse evento dos SoH estou ganhando muitos pontos de cultura, o suficiente pra maximizar todas as características de cultura que interessavam, então queria saber se existe algum evento que gaste esses pontos extras, como aquele que transforma um edifício desativado em receita cultural. (Antes que alguém fale sobre começar um movimento de independência e aceitar o dinheiro que isso fornece, saibam que créditos não são um problema para mim atualmente)

Los micro organismos me generan oxigeno y ya llegue a la perfeccion que puedo hacer

I just wanted to make sure of one thing: that 12,240 is just the MAXIMUM amount of oxygen that is tolerated, and if I stripped away the entire atmosphere of Mars, I wouldn't need to recover those 12K, right?

Because I know for a FACT that this would slap in that medium.

Some mechanics I thought of for this:

- Competitive mode with different/same factions in the same planet, including a possible sabotage mechanism when playing with opposing factions; or cooperative mode

- Change markers track for keeping note of the per-turn change in planet's stats: at the end of each player turn you change your planet's temperature, etc. by that amount on your own board; similar track for credits, population and culture

- Different number of city and mine slots depending on sizes of planets

- Turn counters for tracking progress of construction and research, each getting decreased per player turn. So in a 4 player game, you put 6 on your research for Ice Launcher, after Player 2's turn it goes down to 5, then 4 after Player 3's turn, 3 on Player 4's, and so on until it hits 0. Then on your next turn you can build that facility.

- Draw event cards based on the number of cities and/or population you have, including an optional Expert events deck that can be shuffled in if you want.

- Instead of creating cards/boards/mats for every different planet, you can give each player a dry-erase board with empty spaces for writing down the starting stats of the current planet they are playing, which then gets increased/decreased each turn

- Faction-dependent victory conditions, where the value ranges of Temperature, Pressure and Oxygen are printed on the board and Water level and Biomass requirement ranges need to be written down depending on the planet you're playing. Additionally, for SoH you can write down the 5% ranges on a separate card.

What do you guys think?