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Good luck to everyone.
Size: 100x100 (last round 100x100)
Systems: 674 (681 last round)
Families: 8 (8 last round)
Family size: 9 (same start as last round)
Drafts: 1
Max official allies: 0 (same)
Length: 6 weeks (4 weeks)
Market: 2 days
Offensive Operations: 2 days
Resources: 10x
Defense Stations: 3
Starting Saturday, Dec 19
Ending Tuesday, Feb 2
Good News Everyone!
In addition, a new feature has been added and will be tested this round. When a family controls a system for 72 ticks, that system will be flagged as a core system. When a non-family member attacks a core system, the attack will cost twice as much morale.
A system will lose its core status when the family with the core controls no planets in that system.
Looks like it, all these changes mean less and less conflict and more infra.
Is the domain imperialinfra.com still available?
Actually, this just means that any aggressive families would need to start being aggressive earlier, and preventing possible targets from filling systems.
Always glad to see the positive attitudes in here 
its not looking good
Yes I agree, this was not a good implement for the game.
It still gives the larger families an advantage over the smaller ones, the idea I believe for the moral cost was to stop the farming of smaller family/player, while all u have done was make it an eco game.
Larger families will now attack smaller ones, knowing that now they have an advantage over them. They will send in there smaller attackers to take what they want, while penalized the smaller one for trying to take back what was lost, trying to retake a planet.
Let the Eco game begin!
The smaller family would not be penalised for attacking someone in their own core?
I see this encouraging earlier attacks to prevent families from turning so many systems into 'cores'. It encourages families to explore and fill systems sooner. Attackers of all fams need to be active enough to keep cores clean to get this protection.
People were complaining last round about farming. After expo phase, farming cannot happen anymore, only attacks in non-core systems, so smaller families will not lose all their infra planets and wont need to complain about being farmed.
Poor mods cant make everyone happy lol
Its good to try some new things keep the game new
Happy Christmas all hope you all have a great day
Merry Christmas Everyone! 
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Not sure why but 68 took 14 banker planets from us Yesterday.
So far we (70) have cleared them out for the most part and struck back with about 32 infra attacks today.
i'd say it is probably because of your ugly face.
Has someone spilt coffee on the IC computer again? 
Can hardly log in at all, other fams having same issue?
Ya I can't get in. Guessing your in the fam I'm about to whoop eh HJ
IC is going up and down up and down.
Not happening lol boring round, top fams already napped/napping
Ya seriously you guys are puss bags have fun farming till yor eor war. Wouldn't want to fight each other for more than two days and lose out on your precious infra spending
I love the smell of infra in the morning...........
But yeah round seems to have got fairly boring fairly quickly.
Personally I wish we could get rid of P-NAPS all together.
Instead just allow 1 ally family, and the rest of NAPS be 24 and 48 hours.
It wouldn't stop people from napping, wouldn't stop families working in an alliance.
But would always leave a chance for cancel wars.
I prefer to have 0 moderated naps, but nobody agrees with me.
Unfortunately we have a player base that would rather find ways to get around the morale penalty that comes with attacking small families than risk fighting someone their size and losing..... and then complain when the family they're fighting is able to get off 10 attacks for each 1 they do.
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