Periodically Losing Expedition Slot from Kaelesh Discoverer Enhancement

  • Good Afternoon,


    Having some overall frustration in pinning down why this is occurring.


    I have 16 planets, 1 human, 1 rocktal, 1 Kaelesh, 13 Mecha.


    I have built them to the attached from a table I found floating around on here when I started.



    I have enough population to unlock the Kaelesh Discoverer Enhancement across my empire, and enough levels that I'm getting an additional expedition slot. Most of the time.


    I have 15, but occasionally drop to 14.

    Astro 29 = 5 Slots

    Disco Class = 2 Slots

    Admiral = 1 Slot

    Gold Expedition = 3 Slots

    Silver expedition = 2 Slots

    Bronze expedition = 1 Slot

    Disco tech = 1 Slot


    I don't have negative power anywhere (thought it might have been one of my secondary lf buildings going momentarily unpowered and population dropping).


    I have not been raided (decrease in population from that).


    I have been stable on all of my planets, my last planet coming up to completion three weeks ago. I only noticed it right now because the expedition slot is so discrete, but i assume I've been periodically losing my T18s ... somewhere, and I can't for the life of me figure out where.


    My next solution is to try and make everywhere food positive, but that doesn't necessarily solve my issue. Hoping someone has some experience with this. Can share any other details anyone wants. Frustrating when I'm trying to get my expeditions out haha.


    Thanks in advance!


    Roggireck

  • population has variations hence bonus varies, dont build just about to reach threshold, one or 2 more buildings will solve a problem

  • Are you very close to the 50% bonus ?


    Then it could be due to the Kaelesh planet. Sometimes the bonus from the "cloning lab" building is not (or incorrectly) calculated.

    If you click on "recalculate" in the production tab, it should fix the issue.

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