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← Phiên bản cũ		Phiên bản lúc 11:22, ngày 14 tháng 11 năm 2018
Dòng 14:		Dòng 14:

	2. Middle game.		2. Middle game.
	Develop a card drawing engine by playing card cost saving and gaining cards.		Develop a card drawing and/or goods producing engine by playing card cost saving and gaining cards.
	Examples will be 'Drop Ships', 'Replicant Robots', 'Diverse Economy', 'Consumer Markets'.		Examples will be 'Drop Ships', 'Replicant Robots', 'Diverse Economy', 'Consumer Markets'.
	Not to be overlooked are lots of cards which aid free stuff in the produce phase.		Not to be overlooked are lots of cards which aid free stuff in the produce phase.

	3. End game.		3. End game.
	~~Depending upon your strategy goal, the end~~ game ~~will likely involve capitalising on your earlier~~ developments ~~and~~ worlds.		The game ends after a player reaches 12 developments & worlds or 24 VP chips have been gained. These two ways of ending the game also broadly categorize the strategies for winning the game.
	~~So the '~~produce and consumeX2' ~~is one popular strategy~~.		You either aim to out develop/settle your opponent with superior card drawing/discount engine, or aim to build a produce and consumeX2 engine that nets roughly 6 more VP chips per turn than your opponent. Expansion will struggle to keep up with 6 points per turn, but each strategy can diversify into the other to take advantage of the opponent's phases (see Drafting / Leeching).
	~~Build~~ 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count.
	Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.		Recognize the turn the game will likely end, and build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count. Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.
	Whatever you decide it should be to ~~maximise~~ your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.		Whatever you decide it should be to maximize your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.
	Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.		Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.

	Drafting \ Leeching \ Playing the opponent.		Drafting / Leeching / Playing the opponent.
	Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.		Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.
	So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what ~~phases~~ your opponent ~~is likely to choose~~. If they ~~are likely to choose~~ '~~Produce' then~~ you ~~will know~~ that you ~~don't necessarily need to.~~		So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what benefits you the most, but also consider what benefits your opponent the least.
	~~If they are going~~ to ~~produce they you can likely choose~~ develop, and ~~play 'Diverse Economy' and create a surprise benefit from their choose of produce~~.		For example, if your opponent has very few cards in hand, their develop and settle options may be limited - especially if they have no develop/settle engine powers or military.
	~~Sometimes there may be no direct benefit but you should still try and see what actions they may take~~ and keep cheap, easy to play filler cards.		Alternatively, if their tableau has no produce powers, you might safely produce without gifting your opponent free goods and VP. It's even better if you have developments/worlds with production powers in hand, which guarantees that if they settle a production development/world, you get to develop/settle one too and remain ahead.
	Occasionally you get the 'zugzwang' feeling, where both players would normally choose produce (or any other action type) but neither do.
			Stay flexible. Take and keep cheap, easy to play filler cards to leech develops and settles.
			Occasionally you get the 'zugzwang' feeling, where both players would normally choose produce or settle (or any other action type) but neither do because insufficient advantage would be gained from calling it. An example of this would be two players with equal produce/consume engines - neither wishes to call produce when they could use another phase to try to outflank the opponent, so both players pivot to expansion until one player finds advantage in producing again.

	So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to ~~maximise~~ your position.		So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximize your position's dominance over your opponent's.

	Some small extra tips:		Some small extra tips:
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	Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.		Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.
	It's a race; always question your position and the end of the game, try to finish on a high, 6 point development cards are often played in the final round to steal the win.		It's a race; always question your position and the end of the game, try to finish on a high, 6 point development cards are often played in the final round to steal the win.
	~~Consumex2 strategies are often used to gain large amount of extra VP chips.~~
	A non military strategy can still deploy a 7 point rebel world with the help of the 'Contact Specialist'.		A non military strategy can still deploy a 7 point rebel world with the help of the 'Contact Specialist'.
	Don't blame the card draw, 95% of the time a credible alternative is available. It sucks to lose, play better next time!		Don't blame the card draw, 95% of the time a credible alternative is available. It sucks to lose, play better next time!

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← Phiên bản cũ		Phiên bản lúc 17:42, ngày 30 tháng 3 năm 2017
Dòng 41:		Dòng 41:
	Consumex2 strategies are often used to gain large amount of extra VP chips.		Consumex2 strategies are often used to gain large amount of extra VP chips.
	A non military strategy can still deploy a 7 point rebel world with the help of the 'Contact Specialist'.		A non military strategy can still deploy a 7 point rebel world with the help of the 'Contact Specialist'.
	Don't blame the card draw, 95% of the time a credible alternative is available. It sucks to lose, ~~pay~~ better next time!		Don't blame the card draw, 95% of the time a credible alternative is available. It sucks to lose, play better next time!

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Base Game Only, 2 Player only variant.
======================================
The game is won through Victory Points (VP). The 2 possible ways to get VP are:
1. Playing developments & worlds.
2. Consuming goods to gain the additional VP chips.

So strategy tips will be based one or both of these ways of gaining VP chips.

Broadly speaking, most common strategies go though 3 different phases.
1. Start of the game:
Money (cards in hand) is more important than VP at this stage.
Gain cards in hand by trading goods, normally from cheap windfall worlds, or exploring.
You may also see some small trading improvement cards which aid this strategy like 'export duties' or 'spice world'

2. Middle game.
Develop a card drawing engine by playing card cost saving and gaining cards.
Examples will be 'Drop Ships', 'Replicant Robots', 'Diverse Economy', 'Consumer Markets'.
Not to be overlooked are lots of cards which aid free stuff in the produce phase.

3. End game.
Depending upon your strategy goal, the end game will likely involve capitalising your your earlier developments and worlds.
So the 'produce and consumeX2' is one popular strategy.
Build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count.
Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.
Whatever you decide it should be to maximise your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.
Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.

Drafting \ Leeching \ Playing the opponent.
Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multilayer solitaire game.
So at 'choose actions' part of the round. Consider what phases are they likely to choose? If they are likely to choose 'Produce' then you will know that you don't necessarily need to.
If they are going to produce they you can likely choose develop, and play 'Diverse Economy' and create a surprise benefit from their choosing produce.
Sometimes there may no direct benefit but you should still try and see what actions they may take and keep cheap, easy to play filler cards.
Occasionally you get the 'zugzwang' feeling, where both players would normally choose produce but neither do.

So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximise your position.

So some small extra tips:
Yes, some games may only last 6 or 7 rounds and you've just been beaten by a very rapid blue or brown consumex2 and produce tactic.
Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.
It's a race; always question your position and the end of the game, try to finish on a high, 6 point development cards are often played in the final round to steal the win.
Consumex2 strategies are often used to gain large amount of extra VP chips.
A non military strategy can still deploy a 7 point rebel world with the help of the 'Contact Specialist'.
Don't blame the card draw, 95% of the time a credible alternative is available. It sucks to lose, pay better next time!

← Phiên bản cũ		Phiên bản lúc 11:24, ngày 14 tháng 11 năm 2018
Dòng 21:		Dòng 21:
	The game ends after a player reaches 12 developments & worlds or 24 VP chips have been gained. These two ways of ending the game also broadly categorize the strategies for winning the game.		The game ends after a player reaches 12 developments & worlds or 24 VP chips have been gained. These two ways of ending the game also broadly categorize the strategies for winning the game.
	You either aim to out develop/settle your opponent with superior card drawing/discount engine, or aim to build a produce and consumeX2 engine that nets roughly 6 more VP chips per turn than your opponent. Expansion will struggle to keep up with 6 points per turn, but each strategy can diversify into the other to take advantage of the opponent's phases (see Drafting / Leeching).		You either aim to out develop/settle your opponent with superior card drawing/discount engine, or aim to build a produce and consumeX2 engine that nets roughly 6 more VP chips per turn than your opponent. Expansion will struggle to keep up with 6 points per turn, but each strategy can diversify into the other to take advantage of the opponent's phases (see Drafting / Leeching).

	Recognize the turn the game will likely end, and build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count. Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.		Recognize the turn the game will likely end, and build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count. Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.
	Whatever you decide it should be to maximize your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.		Whatever you decide it should be to maximize your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.
	Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.		Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.

	Drafting / Leeching / Playing the opponent:		-Drafting / Leeching / Playing the opponent:
	Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.		Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.
	So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what benefits you the most, but also consider what benefits your opponent the least.		So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what benefits you the most, but also consider what benefits your opponent the least.
Dòng 36:		Dòng 37:
	So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximize your position's dominance over your opponent's.		So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximize your position's dominance over your opponent's.

	Some small extra tips:		-Some small extra tips:
	Yes, some games may only last 6 or 7 rounds and you've just been beaten by a very rapid cheap blue or brown consumex2 and produce tactic.		Yes, some games may only last 6 or 7 rounds and you've just been beaten by a very rapid cheap blue or brown consumex2 and produce tactic.
	Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.		Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.

← Phiên bản cũ		Phiên bản lúc 11:23, ngày 14 tháng 11 năm 2018
Dòng 13:		Dòng 13:
	You may also see some small trading improvement cards which aid this strategy like 'export duties' or 'spice world'		You may also see some small trading improvement cards which aid this strategy like 'export duties' or 'spice world'

	2. Middle game.		2. Middle game:
	Develop a card drawing and/or goods producing engine by playing card cost saving and gaining cards.		Develop a card drawing and/or goods producing engine by playing card cost saving and gaining cards.
	Examples will be 'Drop Ships', 'Replicant Robots', 'Diverse Economy', 'Consumer Markets'.		Examples will be 'Drop Ships', 'Replicant Robots', 'Diverse Economy', 'Consumer Markets'.
	Not to be overlooked are lots of cards which aid free stuff in the produce phase.		Not to be overlooked are lots of cards which aid free stuff in the produce phase.

	3. End game.		3. End game:
	The game ends after a player reaches 12 developments & worlds or 24 VP chips have been gained. These two ways of ending the game also broadly categorize the strategies for winning the game.		The game ends after a player reaches 12 developments & worlds or 24 VP chips have been gained. These two ways of ending the game also broadly categorize the strategies for winning the game.
	You either aim to out develop/settle your opponent with superior card drawing/discount engine, or aim to build a produce and consumeX2 engine that nets roughly 6 more VP chips per turn than your opponent. Expansion will struggle to keep up with 6 points per turn, but each strategy can diversify into the other to take advantage of the opponent's phases (see Drafting / Leeching).		You either aim to out develop/settle your opponent with superior card drawing/discount engine, or aim to build a produce and consumeX2 engine that nets roughly 6 more VP chips per turn than your opponent. Expansion will struggle to keep up with 6 points per turn, but each strategy can diversify into the other to take advantage of the opponent's phases (see Drafting / Leeching).

	Recognize the turn the game will likely end, and build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count. Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.		Recognize the turn the game will likely end, and build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count. Build other high scoring worlds like alien worlds and military worlds.
	Whatever you decide it should be to maximize your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.		Whatever you decide it should be to maximize your potential of hand and cards on the table, and looking to see how your position best plays against your opponents to secure victory.
	Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.		Occasionally you may tell that the only way to victory could be to +5/0 explore to dig for that one final 6 point dev card that will earn you 14 points. Better to go down fighting than to simply concede.

	Drafting / Leeching / Playing the opponent.		Drafting / Leeching / Playing the opponent:
	Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.		Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.
	So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what benefits you the most, but also consider what benefits your opponent the least.		So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what benefits you the most, but also consider what benefits your opponent the least.

← Phiên bản cũ		Phiên bản lúc 23:41, ngày 16 tháng 1 năm 2017
Dòng 5:		Dòng 5:
	2. Consuming goods to gain the additional VP chips.		2. Consuming goods to gain the additional VP chips.

	So strategy tips will be based one or both of these ways of gaining VP ~~chips~~.		So strategy tips will be based one or both of these ways of gaining VP.

	Broadly speaking, most common strategies go though 3 different phases.		Broadly speaking, most common strategies go though 3 different phases.
Dòng 19:		Dòng 19:

	3. End game.		3. End game.
	Depending upon your strategy goal, the end game will likely involve capitalising ~~your~~ your earlier developments and worlds.		Depending upon your strategy goal, the end game will likely involve capitalising on your earlier developments and worlds.
	So the 'produce and consumeX2' is one popular strategy.		So the 'produce and consumeX2' is one popular strategy.
	Build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count.		Build 6? point developments that gain lots of points in the final count.
Dòng 27:		Dòng 27:

	Drafting \ Leeching \ Playing the opponent.		Drafting \ Leeching \ Playing the opponent.
	Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a ~~multilayer~~ solitaire game.		Whatever you want to call it, the strategy of your opponent should be considered at all times. This is not just a multiplayer solitaire game.
	So at 'choose actions' part of the round~~. Consider~~ what phases ~~are they~~ likely to choose? If they are likely to choose 'Produce' then you will know that you don't necessarily need to.		So at the 'choose actions' initial part of the round, consider what phases your opponent is likely to choose. If they are likely to choose 'Produce' then you will know that you don't necessarily need to.
	If they are going to produce they you can likely choose develop, and play 'Diverse Economy' and create a surprise benefit from their ~~choosing~~ produce.		If they are going to produce they you can likely choose develop, and play 'Diverse Economy' and create a surprise benefit from their choose of produce.
	Sometimes there may no direct benefit but you should still try and see what actions they may take and keep cheap, easy to play filler cards.		Sometimes there may be no direct benefit but you should still try and see what actions they may take and keep cheap, easy to play filler cards.
	Occasionally you get the 'zugzwang' feeling, where both players would normally choose produce but neither do.		Occasionally you get the 'zugzwang' feeling, where both players would normally choose produce (or any other action type) but neither do.

	So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximise your position.		So the likelihood and the beauty of the game is that there is no one strategy to beat all others. You must be willing to be flexible at all times to maximise your position.

	~~So some~~ small extra tips:		Some small extra tips:
	Yes, some games may only last 6 or 7 rounds and you've just been beaten by a very rapid blue or brown consumex2 and produce tactic.		Yes, some games may only last 6 or 7 rounds and you've just been beaten by a very rapid cheap blue or brown consumex2 and produce tactic.
	Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.		Leaving 0 or few cards in the hand after a round can leave you exposed. If you do this then you need to have a plan, like a alien yellow windfall world ready to be traded or something.
	It's a race; always question your position and the end of the game, try to finish on a high, 6 point development cards are often played in the final round to steal the win.		It's a race; always question your position and the end of the game, try to finish on a high, 6 point development cards are often played in the final round to steal the win.