Enemy A.I. won't die

[lithiumxsl]

Nope...none of what you suggested worked . I have engines and I'm 3 systems away from my nearest system. All my ships are in working order, I have Quantum Reactors. When I put ships over a planet it doesn't start a battle. It does glitch for a nano-second though, as if it acknowledged the purpose of the move or that I was there in an area where it should do something.

[TerranC]

Have they surrendered to you?

[Alneyan]

Are you playing a Simultaneous game (where your orders are executed at the end of the turn) or a Tactical game (where your orders are immediately executed)? If it is the former, the battle should occur when the turn is proceeded, and you should have the battle report when you play your next turn.

If it is a Tactical game, a window should prompt you whether you want to handle this battle yourself (that is a tactical battle, where you command your ships on your own) or leave leadership to the AI (strategical battle).

I apologize for asking this question, but are you sure the ships/planets you wish to capture/destroy belong to the enemy? I made this mistake once, and desperately tried to destroy my *own* ships. No wonder it didn't work for me then. As you have been using Intelligence, you might have taken possession of former enemy ships, even if these keep their old look. Hope it helps!

[lithiumxsl]

Uhhhhhhh.....Is there a delete area for Posts...?
Or how about the most stupid area. I can't believe what a dunce I am. Let's say you're playing Space Empires and you're doing exactly what I said in my previous post. Answer: maybe you should be firing on the enemy instead of your treaty partners. The reason I couldn't nuke any of my opposition is because they were of a different race. The color symbols of their empire were the same. They were also in the same quadrants. I found this out after looking at the race's flags. I feel like a dope.

[Karibu]

Originally posted by lithiumxsl:
I feel like a dope.

Don't bother. Been there, done that. I think about everyone around here have wondered same thing in a situation or two

[Ragnarok]

Yes, what Karibu said. We have all made mistakes in this game. Many of us have built ships with no engines (I haven't done that one, yet) or we have built colonies with no population (done that one many times)
So don't feel bad, it's all part of the learning process.

[President_Elect_Shang]

Can I get an Amen!