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Expanding Fronts 1.4 Released! news
Expanding Fronts is a massive modification for Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds aimed to breathe life back into the classic LucasArts strategy game by adding various new units, features, and gameplay elements. Each of the 8 civilizations are being reworked and enhanced to make each feel more unique and authentic to the universe, while maintaining the classic Battlegrounds gameplay.
In addition, the Scenario Editor is being filled with hundreds of new units, buildings, effects, triggers, and objects to allow campaign and scenario designers more freedom than ever before.
Expanding Fronts version 1.4.0 is now available, featuring a new architecture set for the Confederacy, alongside numerous balance adjustments, performance tweaks, and some added content.
But Sorters don t have to be placed on a belt. If two buildings are close enough, you can also directly connect them (depending on their type). This means you can have, for example, a Sorter which takes completed products from an Assembling Machine and places them directly in a Storage Building; or takes these same products and places them in another Assembling Machine where they re part of the recipe for an even more complex product.
Every building which can attach to a Sorter has predefined points where a Sorter can be attached to them. You ll see these points when you hover over the building with a Sorter in your hand. Your cursor will snap to the nearest one of these points automatically. Some buildings have a more limited number of Sorter snapping points, which means you ll have to think about how best to place Belts and Sorters around them.
Titanium is used in the construction of every kind of Matrix Cube beyond red, and it s also required to construct things like Mk3 Assemblers, Logistics Stations, Particle Colliders, late-game power grid structures, and a host of component parts. Simply put, it s a very important material, without which you cannot hope to reach the mid-game, let alone the late-game.
Where to find Titanium in Dyson Sphere Program
Titanium is not nearly as ubiquitous a resource as starting ores such as Iron, Copper, Stone, and Coal. In fact, you may have noticed that there are no such large ore patches of Titanium on your starting planet. This is true no matter what starting seed you pick.