#SINS OF A SOLAR EMPIRE CULTURE WINDOWS 10#
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However, the Advent have other ways of spreading the word without consuming logistics slots. About as powerful as an unupgraded temple/broadcast/media center. Loyalist Advent gets the Global Unity tech, which makes all planets emit culture at a relatively understated rate, by Advent standards - ~5 per second. Loyalist) can bring the cultural pressure without any temples. If they counter with more broadcast centers/media hubs, then that's just one fewer economic building that you have to out-earn. If there are two choke points where you can attack, then splitting their fleet to prevent rebellions is an opening for divide-and-conquer.

If there's a single choke point, then that's where they will have their fleet, and this is a non-issue. The other means of fighting culture, capital ships, is an interesting interplay. Combined with their other culture spread perk, they actually have to build three. In other words, you build one, they have to build two if they want to keep the planet. Combined with the Advent's generic tech boosts to culture spread, it totals up to a +90% boost. The Loyalist Advent's major culture buff, Confluence of the Unity, caps at a +60% boost to culture spread.

Fully upgraded, a Temple of Communion is stronger than either of the other two factions counterparts.

At this point, one's ground forces/colonists/administrators can conquer/settle/dominate the world's indigenous population, and begin to rebuild.Personally, I find there are two powerful aspects to it: or having been devastated to the point where the local government no longer functions, and proper resistance is no longer feasible. When the culture drops to zero and the world flips, it's more akin to surrendering. Instead of thinking 'Culture' think 'The will to endure as a people and put up strong resistance to enemy subjugation techniques'.Дay to day governmental functions tend to be poorly executed when the land has been reduced to rubble. Those population points aren't really people (although the population are figured into things in terms of potential), it's more a measure of how much you can tax the world, and how productive it is. Instead of thinking 'unpopulated' think 'taxation and other governmental infrastructures annihilated'. It's not very realistic (why would an annihilated and unpopulated planet care about culture?), but it's a nice way of slowing down an advance into an enemy stronghold. Wikis Immerse yourself in game lore, tutorials, and more. Metaverse See how you rank against other players in your favorite games. Community Stay up-to-date with game news and dev journals. All Games Check out our complete catalog of award-winning games. Ashes of the Singularity Massive-scale warfare in an epic RTS. The Political Machine 2020 Win the hearts and minds of America's voters. Star Control The space action/adventure classic returns. Games Galactic Civilizations How will you rule your galaxy? Sins of a Solar Empire Real-time strategy.

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