Dead world renaming.  Hmm.  That's a good idea.

Thanks for the feedback!

The hotpatch fixed the crash issue.

Orbital Manufacturing doesn't seem to unlock anything, just leads to another tech. Not really a fan of researching for research's sake.

I'd like it there was a way to tell at a glance if a resource is being mined. I can't which ones aren't.

Right now there's not much difference between Sentinels, space monsters and pirates. I think pirate shipyards should spawn near habitable worlds in general, Sentinels near Precursor planets and space monsters around relics, or near resources like elerium and antimatter.

I'd really like an auto-attack setting for fleets to go after enemy ships they can destroy with at most minor casualties. Killing all these mobs is tedious.

Factions are nice, but I wish they were generated as you play and more varied.

In the Trade screen the Origin and Destination for Foreign Trade Routes are mixed-up.

How can a trade route be destroyed? Is there even a method?

I have to question why the AI picked some random colony, rather a core world with more wealth, for the trade route.

At one time you could click on a trade route in that screen, then click on the Delete button.  There is no delete button now.  I'm not sure now if there ever was one in GalCiv4.  I tried everything I could think of without being able to delete a trade route.

Click on the icon in the yellow circle.  If the icon in the yellow box exists, you can trade with them.  You can scroll that list to see all the races you have met.

I've done some testing and found that the space "creatures" ignore probes, attack and destroy weak military ships and colony ships.  They stay away from strong military ships.  I had a freighter go through a group of sentinels without being destroyed.  The sentinels just used ranged attack against the freighter, which didn't do enough damage to destroy it before it got away.  I haven't tested anything else.

Also, the space monsters lay an egg in the debris of destroyed ship, which then produces a new space monster.  It all  happens in an instant, so all you see is a ship get destroyed and a space monster appear in its place.

Before Supernova, pirates would attack colonies and conquer them.  They don't do that now.  I wonder if that has been changed on purpose or if the new siege procedure won't let a single pirate ship attack a planet because it is enough to take a planet.

None of them is much of a problem now, mainly because they never form fleets on their own.

Hi Rhonin enjoying both GV IV and Supernova on Epic....also purchased the Steam version   but can you give me an answer to one question what has happened to the Starbase Designer it disappeared from the ship designer in GC IV at the same time Supernova was released on EG & Steam......waiting with bated  breath.....    

The patch has caused some strange behavior in my game.

Research costs have skyrocketed.

Prestige score was reset.

Also my progres on the Dread Fleet achievement was reset. And no new ships were spawned so now it can't be completed.

The fact that I can't ally with the Navigators means that a diplomatic victory is impossible so long as that civ exists. Not really a fan of this, since it means I either have to destroy the civ or get the others to do it for me.

I miss the option to broker peace between two warring civs.

Culture flipping planets feels like it takes a really long time.

The description of this minor civ is incomplete.

I think the satellites around gas giants appear too far away from the planet.

I'd really like some options to have hide things. It's very hard to find anything when zoomed out.

The civ icons above planets are really unhelpful when zooming out.