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Faction OverviewCravers, like all the factions in ES2, have several defining features that will heavily affect their game play, so we’ll cover these first just so you know what you’re getting into.Population: Craver population are politically militarist, and generated 150% FIDSI from non-depleted planets (see next). Have the non-host players leave, and the saving process will then sort itself out.This guide will cover the ins and outs of the Cravers, both for beginners and players looking to increase the difficulty level up to Endless. This solution also works if the host saves the game and realizes the saving process is not working, and is stuck.

However, as long as no one closes the app entirely, the issue is non-existent. If some of the players have slower computers, this can really bog things down. One of the factors that discouraged people in our group were the frequent reloadings, caused by the fact that we were listening to the common advice of closing the app entirely when rehosting. That way, all the assets will remain loaded in (not sure if that’s how you’re supposed to say it, I’m no expert 😀 ), and the loading will be instantaneous. It is very important for no one to close the application.

3) Everyone rejoins, the host starts, and bam, you’re immediately back in the game, unstuck.

2) The host saves the game, leaves, and rehosts the saved game.

It will, however, allow the host to save the game, so. This will usually allow ships that were stuck to move, but will not prompt the turn to end.

1) All the non-host players leave the game, Without Closing The Application, just leave to the main menu.

The “solution” is the following: (obviously not a perfect solution, but a decent workaround that allowed us to keep playing at a decent pace, without having to restart turns which can be really grating in late-game) In that stuck state, the host could not save the game. It would sometimes occur once everyone clicked “end turn” even if the turn had gone smoothly previously, in which case the end-turn button at the bottom right of the screen would either say “pending” or “ending turn” but never move on. So the problem that plagued our particular group most was the game getting “stuck”, most notably in ground battles but not only.

– If the game tells you it is out of sync, keep going for a few turns and the problem will solve itself after a while (I must admit we have only tried to keep going for two turns without the game fixing itself, perhaps it would have worked if we had been more patient, but in any case desyncs weren’t our main problem).

– When players leave for a rehost, close the game entirely (very counter-productive for the method I will explain below, I advise against it).

– Use a turn timer for the game to forcefully unstuck some situations at the end of the timer (hasn’t worked for us).

+ Always clear notifications on the bottom right, even the greyed out ones (very important, do it).

So if you look around the interwebs, you’ll find these instructions for MP stability:

However, we ended up finding a workable system to keep playing, so I’m here to share it, in case that might help anyone. We encountered many issues, that discouraged several players and almost made everyone give up. So we recently started a multiplayer group to play this wonderful game with mates. Tips to Deal with Multiplayer Instability

Quick guide to deal with late-game multiplayer instability.