Version 0.15 – Changelog

The system-controlled player development system has been significantly expanded. Bots now make more thoughtful decisions instead of repeatedly upgrading the same type of building.
Bots now balance their economy more effectively, catching up underdeveloped mines according to their strategy.
Each bot strategy now has its own priorities: economy-focused bots invest more often in metal, research-focused bots in crystal, while expansion-focused bots maintain a higher share of deuterium production.
Robotics Factory development has been adjusted so it is no longer excessively upgraded at the expense of the basic economy.
Bots now progress through infrastructure in a more natural order, building the Research Lab, Shipyard and technologies required to unlock the Nanite Factory.
Energy shortages are a high priority for bots — before continuing development, they first try to restore sufficient power on the planet.
Bots using the same strategy may now follow different but still logical development paths, making their planets less repetitive.
Added the “Disable mobile skin” option in all language versions, allowing players to use a Command view on mobile that is closer to the desktop version.
Fixed completion of the Localization Resort, including upgrading it from level 0 to 1. The issue with the queue getting stuck at 0 seconds and the Capitol page refreshing in a loop has also been resolved.
Improved energy scaling on fast universes. The economy speed multiplier now affects both energy production and mine consumption, so highly developed economies also require appropriately developed energy infrastructure.
Corrected Fusion Reactor production and the effect of Energy Technology.
Secured the outcomes of expeditions, Dark Matter Moon missions and espionage so players cannot predict future rewards, events or losses.
If a mission is processed again after a server error, the previously generated result is preserved. The mission no longer receives another chance to roll a more favorable outcome.
Hardened the Dark Matter Moon mechanic to limit selecting favorable outcomes by predicting the result and recalling the mission.
Improved random rolls related to espionage detection and probe losses.
Additional random mechanics related to PvE combat, pirate station placement, moons, colonization and the lottery have also been improved.
These changes do not alter the core balance of these mechanics — existing reward ranges, probabilities, costs and flight times remain unchanged.
The combat engine has been reworked to improve battles involving very large fleets, including extremely high unit counts.
Improved Rapid Fire, shields and explosions of damaged units. Fire from both sides is now correctly resolved simultaneously in each combat round.
Improved the moon creation mechanic. Creating a moon after battle no longer reduces the debris field.
Updated the Moon Destruction mission: a normal battle now takes place first, and the destruction attempt is only possible after victory and if at least one Death Star survives.
Improved fleet behavior after moon destruction, including returns to the linked planet and missions flying toward a target that no longer exists.
Expanded ACS group attacks. Invitation support and synchronized arrival times for participating fleets have been added.
The default ACS limits are now 5 players and 16 fleets. The rules for delaying a group attack have also been standardized.
Improved Sensor Phalanx behavior, including visibility rules for different mission types and flights between planets and moons.
The phalanx scan cost is now consistent within each universe.
Interplanetary Missiles now allow players to select a priority defense type to destroy.
Improved interplanetary missile flight time calculations and removed them from the standard fleet slot limit.
Reworked expedition calculations. Possible outcomes are now based primarily on the value of the deployed fleet rather than only the number of units.
Added a maximum fleet value that affects reward size. Sending an even larger fleet no longer increases potential rewards indefinitely, but it can still increase possible losses.
Adjusted expedition hold time. Longer stays affect event chances and risks, but the benefits of very long missions are limited.
Added the effect of Plasma Technology on mine production. Each level increases metal production by 1%, crystal by 0.66% and deuterium by 0.33%.
The Plasma Technology bonus is displayed directly in the production overview.
Restored the Avatar point reset button in the Command view, including when all available points have already been assigned.
Improved the display of energy in the header. When energy is insufficient, a negative value now shows the actual amount of missing power.
Restored separate production entries for the Solar Plant, Fusion Reactor and Solar Satellites.
Each energy source can once again be adjusted independently from 0% to 100%.
Setting the Fusion Reactor to 0% also stops its deuterium consumption.
Improved production setting changes: resources for the period before a change are first calculated using the previous settings, and only then do the new percentages take effect.
A number of smaller stability improvements have also been introduced for combat, moons, ACS, phalanx, missiles, expeditions, production, and both mobile and desktop interfaces.