Something I don't see in the notes (haven't downloaded/onstalled): When designing a ship, the part rotation has a problem. Of the three axes, some are relative to the ship, while others are relative to the part. This means that if the part is rotated 90 degrees on the first axis, the other two axes become aligned with each other, one having rotated along with the part and the other remaining in place.
I can't think of much else at this time... Strip away the core ship designs, because they become available before they can be legally built? The AI can design ships, can't it?
It's actually possible--probable, really--that those races purchased Terran Defender ships from the Terran Empire. I should have specified-- They all had the same ship, "Terran Defender M2-1 32" (I had to reload to get the number). The Terrans made one ship, and then they all passed it around? They never offered it to me. <img src="h
The game this occurred in was funny, but the bug first: Races who had no ships or stations reported that the most powerful one they had was that of the race above them, indicating that a value wasn't cleared. I played a mostly-random game as a custom race, and went up against Terran, Arcean, Drath, and Drengin AI races on a tiny map, difficulty Normal, tech normal. There were 17 habitable planets in 9 systems. Each AI colonized the second planet in their home system, a
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