Hmmm does stelariss playable with screen reader?

Yeah. There is a mod someone is working on which helps make it more playable, and we’ve been working on a hotspot file for Golden Cursor which works at a particular screen size. there is a small group of people who have been playing it, but things can still be improved.

Okay. Just put quote marks around anything that has spaces in it, "like this." It's a command line convention, and unfortunately rather hard to fix the way it's coded.

ALternately, just refer to that system by number, though that's a little more annoying.

Firefly, okay, I'll try my best to explain how all this works.

The numbers are internal to the game, as far as I can tell, they don't have anything to do with distance. Sometimes close numbers can  be close together but that's generally a coincidence and shouldn't be depended upon for anything.

Research points are one of the things your production goes into. Your planet produces something which they call billions of credits, or BC. That depends on the number of factories you have, and your technology, population produces a certain number of them, I think factories always produce just 1 per factory, but the number your population produces goes up as you research.

The BC get spent  by the production sliders. I'm not sure if there's a BC to RP conversion anywhere, but basically the higher your research slider the more income your planet will produce. If you type the "emp," command, you will get an overview of how much you make in total, where it's going, and where it comes from. A lot of the time you don't need to really worry about specific planets once you set the sliders one way, you can generally leave them there a few turns without issues. One of the things people love about MOO is the lack of micromanagement.

Missile bases are paid for with the "d/defense," slider. They are automatically upgraded as you get new weapons technology, as long as you spend BC on defense. If you don't have enough to upgrade them all, it will show "upgrade," next to the defense slider, which just means you need to increase the slider a bit more to do so. Once all your bases are upgraded, further defense spending just builds new bases or planetary shields, if you have the tech for that.

Factories are built with the i/industrial slider. These are controlled by your population, each  can control up to 2 factories at the start of the game, and  as with many things in the game this increases with technology. Robotic controls allow you to have more factories controlled by fewer people. If you've reached the maximum number of factories you can support, "MAX," is displayed next to that slider. Factories start at out, I think, 10 Bc per factory and decrease gradually in cost as tech increases.

Finally, ecology is used for keeping your planets waste-free as well as terraforming them, which increases the population maximum among other things. It's generally best to keep your planets as waste-free as you can, though this can be hard if you need to spend 30% or more of your production on just that alone. Again, there's technology to gradually make it easier to do this.

Hope this helps.

I should say that the thing about MOO is that the different races have small perks which change the way the game works. For instance, the Meklar can control more factories faster than other races, the Silicoid are able to colonize worlds faster because they don't worry about hostile environments, and the  Klackon grow faster than other races because they are literally bugs.

THe re-creation apparently does support multiplayer locally, but not online. I've never tried this personally. The original MOO 1 only supported single player against the AI.

This is absolutely of interest for me. Can you give some instructions how exactly to patch this stuff, or could you patch it and update your Zip-File?
I mean, for Dark and Aron, haha.

Hey hey Best Arnold! I will check it out. Thanks!

I got another question:
I think in the original version of MOO1 it was possible to switch between your planets by pressing f2 or f3 or something like this.
Is there a comparable command for this? Or do i have to keep all my planets in mind? This can be very tricky.

Any idea how to do a shortcut which preserves the file command option?

thanks

Yeah, tech options are randomized a bit each time, different races have different possible techs, though some are guaranteed.

I should have been a bit clearer, tech options vary not only depending on your race, but randomization as well. It's one of the reasons the game is so re-playable, the different and semi-random tech availability. One of the old MOO fan sites had a bunch of details on exactly how this works, but I forgot which one.

Yeah, spying is something i still have to try.
Thats so phantastic. I am playing this game nearly two days and there are still stuff i never have tryed.
Could you say a little bit about the important commands to do this? HAHAAHAHAHA, actually I wanted to leave all the gaming stuff for today. But i think i will make some first steps for this spying-thing now, haha.