If each planet has different numbers of lanes, or your culture is colliding w/ the enemyвЂ™s after a jump or two, then itвЂ™s anybodyвЂ™s guess who will outpush who. If your culture building and the enemyвЂ™s are on planets at opposite ends of the same phase lane, and both planets have the same number of outbound lanes, then having culture research upgrades will let you win the culture tug of war. if your culture produced from a planet is 12/sec and the planet has 2 lanes, then youвЂ™ll push 6/sec on each lane, compared to 3/sec if it had 4 lanes). Culture rate is also divided between all outbound lanes from a planet (e.g. The answer to your last question is вЂit dependsвЂ™. So if you want to spread your culture further abroad from a given planet, youвЂ™re probably better off stacking your buildings there. That being said, the rate from a given planet decreases for each additional jump through an adjacent planet and so on. So perhaps the enemy units you were checking infocards of just happened to be the unaffected ones.Д¬ultureвЂ™s spread rate stacks linearly for each building that produces it, so putting 2 buildings at one planet or one each at two planets should work out the same in terms of вЂspeed of coverageвЂ™ among your own planets. Regarding the Advent BattleshipвЂ™s ability, at levels 1 and 2 itвЂ™s unit capped at 6 and 12 units respectively, then uncapped at level 3. With the culture upgrades is it possible for 1 culture station to beat 1 enemy culture station, or is the only way to push it away is to build a 2nd culture station.

Which action will spread culture faster, one building in each sector, 2 on the home world, or 2 on the asteroid? i mean empire with their executor class ssd are pretty. As you expand to new worlds, you will gain access to vital resources.

You will become the ruler of one of three unique races and lead your people to victory over your competitors by any means necessary. If I have two planets next to each other, my home world and an asteroid. Also, recently tried the Star Wars conversion: Sins of a Galactic Empire and the space nazis. Welcome to Sins of a Solar Empire, an RT4X game that combines the best elements from the turn-based strategy genre with its real-time cousin. I have some culture questions that have been bothering me. This was the first time that I wanted to use it one after another.

In previous games the first time I use it, it always effects any enemy ships in its effect radius. Just checked the info card and there is no mention of it only effecting units a % of a time.

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