10-20-2013, 04:11 AM
Turn # 8 basic concepts
Advice from your economic counselors:
Advice will be plentiful l& forward looking next turn. But will then extinguish
Continue to assemble all of your newly produced automation-3.
Once again draft any FREE unskilled laborers into trainees.
Next turn we would like to assemble all of our high tech Labs coming out, or at least as many as possible. Plan ahead, you will need to replace any FCT-1’s with your new Fct-4’s or 5’s.
Start to calculate how many pro’s we can free up to run our new Labs, remember that they take 3 pros each, so we may need to shut down some low level mines, or even farms for one turn.
Pick up all of your light structural units from your orbiting colony.
Add at least another 100,000 Fct-5, producing light structure.
If you went to BEM-3 last turn you should go to LFS-3 this turn, however assembling 200K factories (or for that matter assembling another 200K) for more BEM-3 is the priority now.
Next turn your high level labs come out along with a new load of Factories.
Our economists have begun thinking in terms of cycles.
Here is a result of such theorizing.
Labs should be upgraded every 8 -12 turns. The reason being that it takes four turns to produce them, and during the next 4 turns you can use the factories that made them to produce your mines (or some other items) wile simultaneously expending the produced Research to upgrade your economy or war effort.
This theory makes 8 turns the minimum time span for lab increases; you may however want to wait 10, or 12 turns to gain various production advantages or to store research for higher upgrades.
Advice from your Military Counselors.
The Mass-8 alien objects you have begun to view are potentially valuable to you, due to their population and possible artifacts. You should be surveying scanning and poking and prodding them to determine your best chances of conquest.
If we don’t get to and capture “ours” someone else just might.
Advice from your economic counselors:
Advice will be plentiful l& forward looking next turn. But will then extinguish
Continue to assemble all of your newly produced automation-3.
Once again draft any FREE unskilled laborers into trainees.
Next turn we would like to assemble all of our high tech Labs coming out, or at least as many as possible. Plan ahead, you will need to replace any FCT-1’s with your new Fct-4’s or 5’s.
Start to calculate how many pro’s we can free up to run our new Labs, remember that they take 3 pros each, so we may need to shut down some low level mines, or even farms for one turn.
Pick up all of your light structural units from your orbiting colony.
Add at least another 100,000 Fct-5, producing light structure.
If you went to BEM-3 last turn you should go to LFS-3 this turn, however assembling 200K factories (or for that matter assembling another 200K) for more BEM-3 is the priority now.
Next turn your high level labs come out along with a new load of Factories.
Our economists have begun thinking in terms of cycles.
Here is a result of such theorizing.
Labs should be upgraded every 8 -12 turns. The reason being that it takes four turns to produce them, and during the next 4 turns you can use the factories that made them to produce your mines (or some other items) wile simultaneously expending the produced Research to upgrade your economy or war effort.
This theory makes 8 turns the minimum time span for lab increases; you may however want to wait 10, or 12 turns to gain various production advantages or to store research for higher upgrades.
Advice from your Military Counselors.
The Mass-8 alien objects you have begun to view are potentially valuable to you, due to their population and possible artifacts. You should be surveying scanning and poking and prodding them to determine your best chances of conquest.
If we don’t get to and capture “ours” someone else just might.