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Little scoop for Apolyton:
Planets in Galactic Civilizations II will be handled totally differently.
In Galactic Civilizations planets were simply rated a given quality level with the higher the number being better and that translated into production which could be enhanced with buildings (factories and research centers).
In GalCiv 2, you still have a quality level but all that means now is that a planet will have that many usable "blocks" on the planet that you can do things with.
You can use things like soil enhancement to turn a useless block into a useable block. But overall, you have to build up your planet with things on the usable blocks.
So by default, a planet would have only 3 production points (the initial colony).
A Factory might add 3 points. Total. No more of thise "25% manufacturing bonus" stuff. They all give X number of production points. Period. That's because you can build as many factories as you want.
In GalCiv 1, you just queued up all the social programs. but in GalCiv 2, each planet is unique. And your strategies will differ.
Plus you'll have things like ruins, mineral deposits, and other things. And this will all be displayed ona really cool looking top down surface map of the planet.
Planets in Galactic Civilizations II will be handled totally differently.
In Galactic Civilizations planets were simply rated a given quality level with the higher the number being better and that translated into production which could be enhanced with buildings (factories and research centers).
In GalCiv 2, you still have a quality level but all that means now is that a planet will have that many usable "blocks" on the planet that you can do things with.
You can use things like soil enhancement to turn a useless block into a useable block. But overall, you have to build up your planet with things on the usable blocks.
So by default, a planet would have only 3 production points (the initial colony).
A Factory might add 3 points. Total. No more of thise "25% manufacturing bonus" stuff. They all give X number of production points. Period. That's because you can build as many factories as you want.
In GalCiv 1, you just queued up all the social programs. but in GalCiv 2, each planet is unique. And your strategies will differ.
Plus you'll have things like ruins, mineral deposits, and other things. And this will all be displayed ona really cool looking top down surface map of the planet.
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