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September 19th, 2003, 03:24 PM
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Re: neutral player
For the warping was it after you resurched the tech?
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September 19th, 2003, 03:33 PM
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Re: neutral player
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quote: Originally posted by mottlee:
Have any of you in playing a solo game taken over a Neutral race (keeping yours of course) and try to build them as you would your own? You will have the draw backs of not being able to warp but that is some of the chalenge
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I did this, and was able to warp. No, you didn't. Neutral races are prevented from warping by the game code. There is some discussion whether there have been some wierd exceptions to this from time to time, but it wouldn't be something consistant and repeatable for your game.
Most likely what happened is you took over an AI race you thought was a neutral. For example if you notice during a game if someone uses PPP and a planet splits off and declares it's independance, the empire will often look like a neutral. Typically it will get the single color neutral flag, but the race pic will be like it's parent race and the empire name will usually be named after the system the planet is in. Even though these empries have a single color "neutral" flag, they are not neutrals and can warp and expand their empire normally.
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[ September 19, 2003, 14:39: Message edited by: geoschmo ]
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September 19th, 2003, 04:00 PM
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Re: neutral player
Yup, the full neut....IF you gift another planet to them you can get them to build in another system to help make them larger 
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September 19th, 2003, 05:49 PM
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Re: neutral player
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Yup, the full neut....IF you gift another planet to them you can get them to build in another system to help make them larger
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So that should be the most important plan when you play as a neutral. Get on an alien race's good side, and trade planets. You have to balance that with building up your system defence. It's tough, when you surounded by a suspicious race like the Xiati, and a violent race like the Rage.
I did get the Xiati to trade any comm channel, and find out about the Borarboa States. And I got the Borarbora States to surrender to me. So I had two systems -- but that really was it.
I built a ringworld and a sphereworld, and filled them with Intel facilities. I could just exactly match the Intel power of the Xiati who controlled the rest of the galaxy -- again a perfect stalemate.
I put multiple storms over each planet, some obscuring and some damaging. Huge Xiati fleets entered, lost their sensor ship, and combat wouldn't start. Unless I entered, damaged that ship, and began combat. Then after resoution, the Xiati would just sit there.
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September 19th, 2003, 08:10 PM
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Re: neutral player
Neutral races were able to warp in some old pre-gold Versions.
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