The 2 dust per turn is a bit insignificant. Additionally more dust will usually follow from new buildings (Empire mint, etc) when you research more quickly. For example your empire on turn 90 has 10 dust per turn and 90 science per turn. At that time a 20% science booster will result in much bigger gains (+2 vs +18). A percentage based boost will yield very little effect. In the early game you usually have little gold per turn income. Personally I would recommend starting with a science booster. So it is wise to know the impact of each resource so you can make an informed decision. Sometimes you will not have enough of the resource you need, other times you have a sudden need for dust (upgrading armies) or production (producing armies). Obviously selecting the best holy resource will depend on the state of your game. Note: The amount of resources required depends on the number of regions that are under player control. Select the Titanium booster to receive a 20% science boost in all cities! To activate a boost simply click on one of them. On the top left of the screen you will gather the 6 strategic resources Titanium, Glasssteel, Adamantium, Palladian, Mithrite and Hyperium. Now the interesting thing here is that you determine which resources are holy! In fact you get to declare it every 20 turns. However the Vaulters turn them into Boosters and let them fuel unit teleportation. Normally the strategic resources in Endless Legend (Titanium, Glasssteel, Adamantium, etc) are primarily used to purchase weaponry. The Vaulters are all about holy resources. They worship strategic resources that allow them to boost their income and teleport their military units between any friendly city.ĭuring winter they gain 200% of their strategic resource income, at a time where other factions receive nothing! If that was not enough they also own technology that allows them to negate negative food effects of winter. It wasn't explained there either.The Vaulters are an interesting faction that turns winter into an advantage. Test it out for yourself /u/4XAlchemist.īTW it worked the same way in Endless Space 1. If you add a second 150 industry ship to the queue it will say it will be done in 2 turns. It's floating in a hidden variable somewhere as a cache. Next turn it completes using up 50 with 50 to spare. First turn it puts 100 in and has 50 left. Lets say you build a ship that costs 150 industry in a system that generates 100 industry per turn. Where you had something in your queue and it finished and do not have a second thing in your queue already. (If it didn't then it would be stockpiled and that doesn't happen.) I'm talking about overage here. If you click end turn with nothing in your queue then, yes, that industry is wasted. I'm saying you don't need to have 2 things in your queue when you hit end turn when the first one only has a turn left on it. That tutorial message is saying that you have to have 1 thing in your queue when you hit end turn. That does not conflict with what I'm saying. Industry resource for that Turn will disappear one Turn later"
Tl'dr: The 'mistake' was the best option. System upgrades don't delay anything else you are building because they don't cost industry. Industry for that system remained unchanged at 156. The wonder has 13 turns left to complete.
Endless space 2 guide turn by turn upgrade#
The next turn the system upgrade completes.
The system upgrade is moved above it and will be done in 1 turn. Which wasn't an option to queue up because of waiting for the tech.Įdit: You can see this at the end of your video at turn 29-30. It put the remaining previous turn's industry towards colonizing the planet. In that specific instance it was better to let empty as you did. (I think equal to 1 turn's production, though I'm not certain.) In that sense you were correct as a general rule. Generally it's better to always have something waiting in the queue as it gives more options. It will be applied to the next thing you build.
If your queue is empty then industry is not wasted. You said that you made a mistake by not having anything building.
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