Balance Mod Question |
I just attacked an O2 world colony of an H2 breather with whom I had a treaty that stipulated there would be migration from his empire to mine only. When I looked at the races on this planet during tactical combat, however, I saw that it was populated by my race (human) exclusively. How could that be? Being an O2 planet, my race is the logical choice in order to remove a dome, but how did they get there when the treaty specifically says there is no migration in that direction?
Re: Balance Mod Question
Did any empire capture one of your planets with units? If any empire does this, your population will begin spreading amongst theirs, but slowly, since there is only a small population available to that empire.
I don't think your population could spread past that empire, however.
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Re: Balance Mod Question
When I got my first Long Range Scanner and scanned an Eeeeeeee (how many e's are the in the Eee... anyway) colony ship in my home system, it was full of MY population ONLY. I think they kidnapped them when they resupplied.
Seriously, very early in the game I had a few planets go rogue (I hadn't kept up my intelligence spending). As like "Harmonious Hegemony", all my treaties are one way migration to MY empire, this is the only genuine way it could have gotten them if they migrated when rogue (none went rogue to Eeee). I must do a comprehensive check of the Eee worlds to see if any have enough of my population to make sense of this.
Re: Balance Mod Question
The AI in the Balance Mod does manage multiple populations quite readily. It will cruelly but effectively jettison non-breathers on a planet where there is a mix of breathers and non-breathers.
It seems more likely that the migration element is not functioning properly.
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"you put how many people in space? oh well, more room for us then"
Re: Balance Mod Question
Did you have a migration treaty with another player?
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