while playing with the last v0.4.8 ppa-v0.4.8 [build 2018-06-24.4983374] from linux PPA
adaptative automation
i have researched this tech
but on divakara system i can see the +5 only on the first planet and not the second
divakara is a freshly invaded system that was in research focus before invasion
i checked back the saved game
the industrial PP raised 1 by 1 on the first planet with adaptative automation showed
but nothing on the second only 0 PP with no industry
see below the industry popup for the second planet
later in the game the POOR stat divakara II population dye entirely (missing some bio updates...)
?? could it be the explanation for the 0 PP against the 5 PP in divakara I
0.48 rc2 adaptative automation problem ??
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Re: 0.48 rc2 adaptative automation problem ??
Yes, decreasing populations WILL inhibit industry growth.
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Re: 0.48 rc2 adaptative automation problem ??
thanks for the hints, so ok it's not a problem but a feature but
wouah what an hidden feature
maybe some report is lacking about that when POP is lowering
?? the concentration camp tech is boosting the industry and lowering the population
wouah what an hidden feature
maybe some report is lacking about that when POP is lowering
?? the concentration camp tech is boosting the industry and lowering the population
Re: 0.48 rc2 adaptative automation problem ??
I think it is a problem and it will be solved soon.phocas wrote:so ok it's not a problem but a feature