@RogerCooper said: @Cernel To me FFA (free-for-all), means everyone permanently at war with everyone. Some mods have relationships that can change in the course of the game, and can't be easily summarized as alliances. Yah, what I was saying is that FFA is very ambiguous a term. Practically, it can mean one of 3 things, from the wider to the narrower interpretation. A FFA is any game with 3 or more sides (either 3 or more players with only one player per side (so no actual sides) or 1 or more players per side). A FFA is any game with 3 or more sides where every side is composed of only 1 player (so no actual sides). A FFA is any game with 3 or more sides where every side is composed of only 1 player (so no actual sides) and every player is always at war with every other player. Personally, I tend to understand it as definition 2, but I can totally see @rogercooper and other people understanding it as definition 3, as well as some other as definition 1. A FFA can be an amazing game, but it is very hard to make a very good FFA (especially with ever-growing TUV dynamics like basic TripleA).

@xxXEddieXxx Neutrality is not a "nothing's happening" relationship. That is the Neutral player (always at war with everyone) or a player assigned to Does Nothing AI. Neutrality can be used to depict a situation like two unfriendly countries fighting against a common enemy. For example, if you would want to depict America, Britain and Russia fighting against Germany (assuming there are only these 4 players for simplicity) but with the rule that America/Britain and Russia cannot send units in each other's land territories (which is almost historically correct), you would set Allied for America and Britain, Neutrality for America and Russia and for Britain and Russia and War for everyone else. In this case, Neutrality is practically "Almost Allied" or Allied with restrictions. (For example, their fleets will be able to defend together just like if Allied.)

@xxXEddieXxx As long as it has a list view. I try to keep all mods on my computer.

Unfortunately, v15892 doesn't recognize the remaining movement points of the ships in the non-combat phase either.

@KurtGodel7 Love your effort in trying to balance the game, can't wait to play the definitive release