1.08 bugs.

[Dizzy]

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Entire treaty. BTW, if I am supposed to receive supplies by just being in the system... then possibly I'm not getting any from my allies because they are busy resupplying their own ships? I find this strange because they dont have any ships in the system.

But that doesnt resolve the bug where my ftrs lose their ordinance after a battle where no one fires a shot and having the planet steal it in a seperate instance.

Also, the not being able to fire at your enemy... has been confirmed by other players from one of my saved games which is posted on another thread. Has happened vs colony ships, planets and ftrs and ships... all sorts of situations vs a race at war in two seperate games same issue. I have ordinance. I have proper tactics and strategy setup. Like I said, it was already confirmed.

The last one here is the game killer. I'm still deciding what to do with this $40 box...

[Phoenix-D]

You don't have a non-aggression treaty. There's nothing under the sub-heading, so the treaty just SAYS non-agression but doesn't enforce it. THAT is probably a bug, by the way. Or a modeling of the UN.

You should be getting supplies by being in the system, but its possible that ability isn't being extended to allies, just the supplies on the actual planet.

[Dizzy]

So I have a non aggression treaty with no details which is a bug? And that's why it wont let me enter my ally's planet hex?

Hrmmmm. I have a colony ship that will go between two different planets when I click the nearest resupply point button. Neither hex the ship will enter, tho.

[Raapys]

then possibly I'm not getting any from my allies because they are busy resupplying their own ships? I find this strange because they dont have any ships in the system.

None at all? Note that launched fighters( I think, anyway), satellites and bases also counts. I've not tried it myself, so it could be that it's actually not working, but I think it's more likely that there could be something you've overlooked in his system. Remember that you might very well not be seeing all the forces he has in that system.

So I have a non aggression treaty with no details which is a bug? And that's why it wont let me enter my ally's planet hex?

Actually, you *don't* have a non-aggression treaty. No details = no treaty. It's just an interface bug sort of. And since you don't have such a treaty, you can't enter his planet hexes without using the 'Attack' command.

[Phoenix-D]

The bug is that it lets you propose a treaty like that. Any treaty element without a sub-heading is ignored, so there's no point in having them.

The bouncing colony ship is probably part of the same thing.

[Dizzy]

Yup, I guess that's why mb im not getting supplied. Mb you have to be friends 1st and supplied later. Be nice if someone could confirm.

[Shadowstar]

Hopefully MM will fix it by forcing a default setting for every treaty heading. This should also improve AI.

I took the opportunity to listen in on the AI's diplomacy using political espionage and watched a neutral empire repeatedly send treaty proposals to another AI empire for 6 turns in a row. Political espionage does give you some interesting views of just what the AI's are doing with each other behind the scenes, although that usually amounts to something akin to spying on a room full of monkeys.

Is it too soon for another UN reference?

[Yimboli]

Shadowstar said:
Political espionage does give you some interesting views of just what the AI's are doing with each other behind the scenes, although that usually amounts to something akin to spying on a room full of monkeys.

[StarJack]

Shadowstar said:
Political espionage does give you some interesting views of just what the AI's are doing with each other behind the scenes, although that usually amounts to something akin to spying on a room full of monkeys. Is it too soon for another UN reference?

That's funny, and no it's not, though rabid monkeys might be more appropriate.