It is also the specific currency you will use for the purposes of diplomacy and negotiations.Įvery inhabitant of the planet produces a whole range of resources.įor example, a small forest planet produces per a unit of human (or alien) inhabitants - 8 units of Food, 6 units of Industry (normally 4, but the additional 2 comes from the presence of the Jadonyx luxury resource), 4 units of Dust, 3 units of Science and 0 units of Influence (see the picture above). The greater the value per turn, the quicker the borders will expand. Influence - the production of this resource contributes to expanding the sphere of influence around the system.
Science - you will use it to discover new technologies that will ensure the development of your civilization. You can also use it to speed up production in a given system. It also serves to buy resources, ships and heroes on the marketplace. It is necessary, because you will use Dust to pay for the upkeep of buildings and fleets. Over time, you will be able to "produce" projects that will turn your Industry Points into another FIDSI resource.ĭust - the currency in the universe of Endless Space. Industry - necessary for the purposes of construction of new buildings and ships.
Microwave Pipes (system improvement), adds 2 points to FIDSI, that is, to all 5 production areas, per one unit of population on the planet.įood - it is needed to feed the population in the system, to increase the population (in the system or in the colonies) and to replenish the manpower used by the army. Some specific structures increase the generation of several resources, e.g. Some structures (or events) can change the final yield by an extra/negative percentage value (e.g. Sophons have a small +1 bonus and +3 in cold environments to the generation of Science points). You can also assign populations that have special abilities (e.g. These modifiers may change if the planet contains anomalies, strategic or luxury resources, or when you place appropriate buildings that can improve the overall score. lava planets provide greater amounts of Industry, while arctic world are better suited to the generation of Science points, but in both cases the yield of Food is marginal. Their amount depends on the planet you colonized, e.g. One unit of population produces a whole range of products. There is no distinction between farmers, miners or scientists.
On every planet, your population contributes to the production of these resources. The materials identified by the abbreviation FIDSI are the five basic resources needed for the development of your civilization. Many buildings provide bonuses to a certain branch, but only a few grant greater yields of all five resources (an example of an improvement in the bottom right corner). FIDSI are the basic means needed to develop your empire.
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