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* Supernova |
* Supernova |
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* Deadly Disease |
* Deadly Disease |
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+ | * Planet mineral richness increase/decrease |
* Earthquake |
* Earthquake |
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* Computer Virus |
* Computer Virus |
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| + | * Population Boom |
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=== Supernova === |
=== Supernova === |
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| − | + | A sun is about to supernova which destroys an entire system, reducing all planets to asteroid belts. To stop this you have to assign population in the system to research a solution. If you have produced enough science points in a random amount of turns the supernova can be averted. |
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=== Deadly Disease === |
=== Deadly Disease === |
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| − | + | A deadly disease strikes one of your planets and halves population growth (effectively halving food production). To find a cure you have to assign population to research. After enough research points are accumulated, a cure is found and the food production is restored. |
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| − | === Planet mineral richness |
+ | === Planet mineral richness increase/decrease === |
| − | Either through discovery of new mineral deposits or depletion of existing ones the production rating of a planet can increase or decrease one grade, respectively. |
+ | Either through a random discovery of new mineral deposits or random depletion of existing ones the production rating of a planet can increase or decrease one grade, respectively. The player has no control over discovery or depletion of mineral deposits. |
=== Earthquake === |
=== Earthquake === |
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| − | + | An earthquake strikes one of your planets. Earthquakes come in minor or major varieties, both will destroy buildings on the planet in varying amounts. |
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=== Computer Virus === |
=== Computer Virus === |
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| − | + | A computer virus is detected and in effect cuts your total research In half. |
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| + | === Population Boom === |
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| + | A population boom doubles the growth rate at a planet for a random amount of turns, until the population boom subsides. Both the start and the end of the event is announced over GNN. |
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Revision as of 19:01, 2 April 2016
When a random event occurs a GNN report will pop up to inform you about it. Random events can be beneficial or harmful.
List of random events (incomplete)
- Supernova
- Deadly Disease
- Planet mineral richness increase/decrease
- Earthquake
- Computer Virus
- Population Boom
Supernova
A sun is about to supernova which destroys an entire system, reducing all planets to asteroid belts. To stop this you have to assign population in the system to research a solution. If you have produced enough science points in a random amount of turns the supernova can be averted.
Deadly Disease
A deadly disease strikes one of your planets and halves population growth (effectively halving food production). To find a cure you have to assign population to research. After enough research points are accumulated, a cure is found and the food production is restored.
Planet mineral richness increase/decrease
Either through a random discovery of new mineral deposits or random depletion of existing ones the production rating of a planet can increase or decrease one grade, respectively. The player has no control over discovery or depletion of mineral deposits.
Earthquake
An earthquake strikes one of your planets. Earthquakes come in minor or major varieties, both will destroy buildings on the planet in varying amounts.
Computer Virus
A computer virus is detected and in effect cuts your total research In half.
Population Boom
A population boom doubles the growth rate at a planet for a random amount of turns, until the population boom subsides. Both the start and the end of the event is announced over GNN.