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	:The rate at which new minerals are formed inside a planet. For the actual number of kilotons that appear, this rate is multiplied by the density first: on a planet with a 60% density of Duranium for example, 3 kilotons will appear every turn.		:The rate at which new minerals are formed inside a planet. For the actual number of kilotons that appear, this rate is multiplied by the density first: on a planet with a 60% density of Duranium for example, 3 kilotons will appear every turn.

	'''Planetary structure decay rate:''' 10		'''Planetary structure decay rate:''' 3 {{color\|red\|(original: 1)}}
	:The number of mines, factories and defenseposts is limited by the number of clans on a planet. When there are insufficient clans to support the number of structures, they will disappear each turn until the maximum amount that can be maintained by the colonists is reached.		:The number of mines, factories and defenseposts is limited by the number of clans on a planet. When there are insufficient clans to support the number of structures, they will disappear each turn until the maximum amount that can be maintained by the colonists is reached.

ChallengeSpaceYard at 17:27, 9 August 2012

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	'''Ion Storms:''' 4 {{color\|red\|(original: 5)}}		'''Ion Storms:''' 4 {{color\|red\|(original: 5)}}
	:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 8 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.		:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 7 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.

	'''Ion Storms hide mines:''' YES		'''Ion Storms hide mines:''' YES

ChallengeSpaceYard at 17:26, 9 August 2012

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	:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.		:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.

	'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' ~~1% {{color\|red\|(original:~~ 0%~~)}}~~		'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' 0%
	:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.		:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.

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	:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.		:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.

	'''Ships visible range:''' ~~350 {{color\|red\|(original:~~ 300~~)}}~~		'''Ships visible range:''' 300
	:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is ~~350~~ light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.		:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is 300 light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.

	'''Sensor mission range:''' 200		'''Sensor mission range:''' 200
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	= Planets, population, economy =		= Planets, population, economy =
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	'''New natives appear:''' YES		'''New natives appear:''' YES
	:On colonized planets thought to be devoid of native lifeforms, new natives may be discovered.		:On colonized planets thought to be devoid of native lifeforms, new natives may be discovered.

Sirius113 at 13:17, 23 July 2011

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	= Planets, population, economy =		= Planets, population, economy =
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			'''New natives appear:''' YES
			:On colonized planets thought to be devoid of native lifeforms, new natives may be discovered.

	~~New natives appear~~: ~~YES~~		'''Tax collection rates:''' (Feds 200 / All others 100)
	~~On colonized~~ planets ~~thought to~~ be ~~devoid of native lifeforms~~, ~~new~~ natives ~~may be discovered~~.		:Colonists and natives living on planets can be taxed for money. The Federation is very good at making friends with the natives, natives just lover the Federation and will pay them 200% of normal taxes. Federation colonists also pay 200% of normal taxes.

	~~Tax collection rates~~: ~~(Feds 200 / All others 100)~~		'''Max income per planet:''' 5000 MC
	~~Colonists~~ and ~~natives living on planets~~ can be taxed for money. The ~~Federation is very good at making friends with the natives,~~ natives ~~just lover the Federation~~ and ~~will pay them 200% of normal taxes. Federation~~ colonists ~~also pay 200% of normal taxes~~.		:Natives and colonists can be taxed for money. The maximum amount that can be earned from natives and colonists combined per planet per turn is limited by this setting.

	~~Max income per planet~~: ~~5000 MC~~		'''Climate limits population:''' YES
	~~Natives and~~ colonists can ~~be taxed for money~~. The ~~maximum amount that can be earned from natives~~ and ~~colonists combined per planet per turn is limited by this setting~~.		:Normally, on planets with a temperature below 15 degrees or above 84 the number of colonists that can survive is limited. The exact number depends on the Climate Death Rate and the colonist race.

	Climate ~~limits population~~: ~~YES~~		'''Climate Death Rate:''' 10%
	~~Normally, on~~ planets with a temperature below 15 degrees or above 84 the number of colonists that can ~~survive~~ is limited. The ~~exact~~ number ~~depends on~~ the ~~Climate Death Rate and~~ the ~~colonist race~~.		:On planets with a temperature below 15 degrees or above 84 degrees the number of colonists that can live there is limited. The actual amount of colonists that can live on the planet is controlled by this number. The higher this setting, the lower the maximum population.

	~~Climate Death Rate~~: ~~10%~~		'''Overpopulations eat supplies?''' YES
	~~On planets with a~~ temperature ~~below 15 degrees or above 84 degrees the number of colonists that can live there is limited~~. ~~The actual amount~~ of ~~colonists that~~ can ~~live on~~ the ~~planet is controlled~~ by ~~this number. The higher this setting, the lower the maximum population~~.		:A planet's maximum population is based on it's temperature. If enabled, part of a planet's overpopulation can survive the harsh climate by eating supply-units.

	~~Overpopulations eat supplies? YES~~		'''Mineral mining rates:''' (Feds 70 / Lizards 200 / All others 100)
	~~A planet~~'~~s maximum population is based on it~~'~~s temperature. If enabled~~, ~~part~~ of ~~a planet's overpopulation can survive~~ the ~~harsh climate by eating supply-units~~.		:Due to their environmentally-aware nature, the Federation mines planets at only 70% of the speed of most other races. The Lizards are very strong and mine twice as fast as other races.

	~~Mineral mining rates~~: ~~(Feds 70 / Lizards 200 / All others 100)~~		'''Isotope Trans-uranium mutation rate:''' 5
	~~Due to their environmentally-aware nature~~, the ~~Federation mines planets at only 70~~% of ~~the speed of most other races. The Lizards are very strong and mine twice as fast as other races~~.		:The rate at which new minerals are formed inside a planet. For the actual number of kilotons that appear, this rate is multiplied by the density first: on a planet with a 60% density of Duranium for example, 3 kilotons will appear every turn.

	~~Isotope Trans-uranium mutation rate: 5~~		'''Planetary structure decay rate:''' 10
	The rate at which new minerals are formed inside a planet. For the actual number of kilotons that appear, this rate is multiplied by the density first: on a planet with a 60% density of Duranium for example, 3 kilotons will appear every turn.		:The number of mines, factories and defenseposts is limited by the number of clans on a planet. When there are insufficient clans to support the number of structures, they will disappear each turn until the maximum amount that can be maintained by the colonists is reached.

	Planetary structure decay rate: 10
	The number of mines, factories and defenseposts is limited by the number of clans on a planet. When there are insufficient clans to support the number of structures, they will disappear each turn until the maximum amount that can be maintained by the colonists is reached.

Sirius113: /* General setup */

2011-06-13T22:30:51Z

General setup

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	:Ships with only one engine cannot tow other ships.		:Ships with only one engine cannot tow other ships.

	'''Ion Storms:''' 5 {{color\|red\|(original: 4)}}		'''Ion Storms:''' 4 {{color\|red\|(original: 5)}}
	:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 8 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.		:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 8 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.

Sirius113: /* General setup */

2011-06-13T22:30:29Z

General setup

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	:Ships with only one engine cannot tow other ships.		:Ships with only one engine cannot tow other ships.

	'''Ion Storms:''' 5		'''Ion Storms:''' 5 {{color\|red\|(original: 4)}}
	:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 8 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.		:The number of Ion storms that can be present in the cluster at the beginning of each host run. Note: since up to 3 extra storms can be added on any turn there can be a maximum of 8 showing, in that case the 3 storms with the lowest voltage will disapear at the beginning of the next turn.

Sirius113: /* Special ships */

2011-06-13T22:29:44Z

Special ships

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	= Special ships =		= Special ships =

	Hyper drive ships: YES		'''Hyper drive ships:''' YES
	Ships equipped with a hyperjumping device can make jumps through hyperspace. The Cyborg-built B200 class probe, the PL21 class probe built by the Evil Empire and the Falcon built by the Rebels have these hyperjumping devices installed.		:Ships equipped with a hyperjumping device can make jumps through hyperspace. The Cyborg-built B200 class probe, the PL21 class probe built by the Evil Empire and the Falcon built by the Rebels have these hyperjumping devices installed.

	Firecloud Chunnel: YES		'''Firecloud Chunnel:''' YES
	Two Firecloud Class Cruisers (built by the Cyborg) can create a chunnel through space in which an unlimited number of ships can be moved over an unlimited distance, burning only 50 kilotons of fuel on the chunneling Firecloud.		:Two Firecloud Class Cruisers (built by the Cyborg) can create a chunnel through space in which an unlimited number of ships can be moved over an unlimited distance, burning only 50 kilotons of fuel on the chunneling Firecloud.

	Glory device: YES		'''Glory device:''' YES
	The Fascists can build two shiptypes with glory devices built into them (the D19 Nefarious and the Saber). Those ships can be set to explode after movement or upon detection of cloaked enemy ships (also after movement).		:The Fascists can build two shiptypes with glory devices built into them (the D19 Nefarious and the Saber). Those ships can be set to explode after movement or upon detection of cloaked enemy ships (also after movement).

	Loki anti-cloak: YES		'''Loki anti-cloak:''' YES
	The Federation and Lizards can build the Loki Class Destroyer, which can decloak enemy ships.		:The Federation and Lizards can build the Loki Class Destroyer, which can decloak enemy ships.

	Loki decloaks Bird Men: NO		'''Loki decloaks Bird Men:''' NO
	Due to their sophisticated cloaking technique, cloaked Birdmen ships are not decloaked by Lokis.		:Due to their sophisticated cloaking technique, cloaked Birdmen ships are not decloaked by Lokis.

	Lady Royale gambling ship: YES		'''Lady Royale gambling ship:''' YES
	The Privateers and Colonies can build the Lady Royale, capable of producing one megacredit per turn for every clan onboard.		:The Privateers and Colonies can build the Lady Royale, capable of producing one megacredit per turn for every clan onboard.

	Imperial Assault: YES		'''Imperial Assault:''' YES
	The Super Star Destroyer, built by the Evil Empire, can take over an entire planet by simply dropping ten clans onto that planet so long as the ship is not damaged.		:The Super Star Destroyer, built by the Evil Empire, can take over an entire planet by simply dropping ten clans onto that planet so long as the ship is not damaged.

	Cobol fuel per LY: 2kt		'''Cobol fuel per LY:''' 2kt
	The Cobol (built by the Colonies) scoops up fuel from space while flying, at a default rate of 2 kilotons of fuel per lightyear travelled.		:The Cobol (built by the Colonies) scoops up fuel from space while flying, at a default rate of 2 kilotons of fuel per lightyear travelled.

	Alchemy ships: YES		'''Alchemy ships:''' YES
	This enables the alchemy functions for the Merlin and the Neutronic Refinery Ship. They can convert supplies into minerals (Merlin) and supplies plus minerals into Neutronium fuel (Neutronic refinery).		:This enables the alchemy functions for the Merlin and the Neutronic Refinery Ship. They can convert supplies into minerals (Merlin) and supplies plus minerals into Neutronium fuel (Neutronic refinery).

	Aries makes fuel: YES		'''Aries makes fuel:''' YES
	The Aries (built by the Colonies) makes fuel out of minerals without needing supplies; this is an improved version of the Neutronic Refinery Ship.		:The Aries (built by the Colonies) makes fuel out of minerals without needing supplies; this is an improved version of the Neutronic Refinery Ship.

	Bioscanners: YES		'''Bioscanners:''' YES
	The Brynhild, the Cobol and the Pawn have bioscanners which scan for natives and temperatures of all planets within scanning range, as long as this is set to YES.		:The Brynhild, the Cobol and the Pawn have bioscanners which scan for natives and temperatures of all planets within scanning range, as long as this is set to YES.

	Science Missions: YES		'''Science Missions:''' YES
	This setting enables the terraforming functions of the Eros, Bohemian and Onyx		:This setting enables the terraforming functions of the Eros, Bohemian and Onyx

	Planets, population, economy		= Planets, population, economy =

	New natives appear: YES		New natives appear: YES

Sirius113 at 22:12, 12 June 2011

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	:The percentage of minerals invested in a ship's hull that are regained when a ship is colonized. Note that the recycling rate (at a starbase) is always 100%.		:The percentage of minerals invested in a ship's hull that are regained when a ship is colonized. Note that the recycling rate (at a starbase) is always 100%.

	'''Odds of a large meteor impact:''' 1% (original: 2%)		'''Odds of a large meteor impact:''' 1% {{color\|red\|(original: 2%)}}
	:The chance that a large meteor will hit one of the 500 planets in the cluster.		:The chance that a large meteor will hit one of the 500 planets in the cluster.

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	:When a player drops clans on an enemy planet, they will attack the enemy colonists. Due to the nature of their races, the Lizards and Fascists have an advantage when it comes to ground combat.		:When a player drops clans on an enemy planet, they will attack the enemy colonists. Due to the nature of their races, the Lizards and Fascists have an advantage when it comes to ground combat.

	'''Ground Defense Kill Ratio:''' (Lizards 15:1 / Fascists 5:1 / all others 1:1) (original: Lizards 10:1)		'''Ground Defense Kill Ratio:''' (Lizards 15:1 / Fascists 5:1 / all others 1:1) {{color\|red\|(original: Lizards 10:1)}}
	:When attacked by colonists dropped from enemy ships, Lizard and Fascist colonists defend better than other races due to the nature of their people.		:When attacked by colonists dropped from enemy ships, Lizard and Fascist colonists defend better than other races due to the nature of their people.

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	:Using the NUK or ATT friendly code, a planet can use its fighters and beams to attack enemy ships.		:Using the NUK or ATT friendly code, a planet can use its fighters and beams to attack enemy ships.

	'''VPA extra features:''' YES (original: NO)		'''VPA extra features:''' YES {{color\|red\|(original: NO)}}
	:With the VPA interface, it is possible to give transfer commands and intercept commands that the official clients won't let you (like intercepting unseen ships). By default, these commands are considered illegal but hosts may enable them.		:With the VPA interface, it is possible to give transfer commands and intercept commands that the official clients won't let you (like intercepting unseen ships). By default, these commands are considered illegal but hosts may enable them.

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	:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.		:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.

	'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' 1% (original: 0%)		'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' 1% {{color\|red\|(original: 0%)}}
	:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.		:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.

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	:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.		:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.

	'''Ships visible range:''' 350 (original: 300)		'''Ships visible range:''' 350 {{color\|red\|(original: 300)}}
	:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is 350 light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.		:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is 350 light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.

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	:Overlapping minefields of non-allied races will destroy each other.		:Overlapping minefields of non-allied races will destroy each other.

	Mines destroy enemy webmines: NO		'''Mines destroy enemy webmines:''' NO
	Minefields laid over webmines won't destroy the webmines (nor the other way around).		:Minefields laid over webmines won't destroy the webmines (nor the other way around).

	Minefield sweep rate: 4		'''Minefield sweep rate:''' 4
	One laser type beam on a ship will sweep four spacemines from a minefield. Higher tech beams sweep more mines, depending on their type.		:One laser type beam on a ship will sweep four spacemines from a minefield. Higher tech beams sweep more mines, depending on their type.

	Webminefield sweep rate: 3		'''Webminefield sweep rate:''' 3
	One laser type beam on a ship will sweep three spacemines from a webminefield. Higher tech beams sweep more webmines, depending on their type.		:One laser type beam on a ship will sweep three spacemines from a webminefield. Higher tech beams sweep more webmines, depending on their type.

	Minefield sweep range: 5		'''Minefield sweep range:''' 5
	A minefield can only be swept from within five lightyears of the edge of the field, or from inside the field itself.		:A minefield can only be swept from within five lightyears of the edge of the field, or from inside the field itself.

	Web minefield sweep range: 0		'''Web minefield sweep range:''' 0
	Webmines can only be swept from within the web.		:Webmines can only be swept from within the web.

	Hull tech not slowed by minehits: 7		'''Hull tech not slowed by minehits:''' 7
	Ships with a hull of techlevel seven or higher are not slowed down by minehits. Ships with lower tech hulls slow down immediately upon hitting a spacemine. All ships come to an immediate halt when hitting a webmine.		:Ships with a hull of techlevel seven or higher are not slowed down by minehits. Ships with lower tech hulls slow down immediately upon hitting a spacemine. All ships come to an immediate halt when hitting a webmine.

	Special ships		= Special ships =

	Hyper drive ships: YES		Hyper drive ships: YES

Sirius113: /* Race advantages */

2011-06-12T22:05:33Z

Race advantages

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	'''Colonial fighter can sweep webs:''' NO		'''Colonial fighter can sweep webs:''' NO
	:Because of the special nature of webmines, Colonial fighters can not sweep them as they can normal mines.		:Because of the special nature of webmines, Colonial fighters can not sweep them as they can normal mines.
	Mines and webmines
			= Mines and webmines =

	'''Mine field decay rate:''' 5%		'''Mine field decay rate:''' 5%

Sirius113: /* Ranges and rates */

2011-06-12T22:04:19Z

Ranges and rates

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	:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.		:The amount of fuel used to cloak or stay cloaked per turn, per 100 kt of hullmass rounded up. The Resolute and the Darkwing do not use any fuel to stay cloaked.

	'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' 1%		'''Odds that a cloak will fail:''' 1% (original: 0%)
	:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.		:The chance that a cloaking device will malfunction, for no apparent reason.

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	:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.		:Ships with 0 fuel can move a couple of light years, depending on their mass. Very light ships can move large distances without any fuel, while heavy ships can hardly move at all if they're fuelless.

	'''Ships visible range:''' 350		'''Ships visible range:''' 350 (original: 300)
	:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is 350 light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.		:The detectable range of non-cloaked ships is 350 light years. Planets, starbases and ships all automatically look for ships.