Aurora v2.8.0 Patch Notes - Unreleased

Missile ECM requires electronic warfare as a pre-requisite.
Direct Fire research field abbreviation changed from EW to DF.
CIWS components now researched under direct-fire, not missiles.
For jump drives in the create project window, prevented the drive type changing back to military when a different size multiplier is selected.
Overhaul now possible at deep space location.
Missile fire controls of 50 tons or less correctly identified as military.
Scrap Ordnance button appears when a missile is selected.
Double-clicking Ground Unit Unload event will open the correct population on the GU/Stockpile tab.
Double-clicking Factory Restored event will open the correct population summary, or the GU/Stockpile tab for recovered components.
Fixed text in warning message for Ground Unit Series tab, when you try to rename without selecting a series.
Academy name themes will no longer ignore the checkbox state.
Planetary cargo shuttle capability added to ship capability before logistics bonuses are calculated (previously bonus was calculated only on ship capability).
Ruins Exploited events will open the correct population.
Fixed #3988 enumeration error. The trigger seems to be damaged NPR ships that leave their fleet and cannot find a new home.
Fixed #3822 null reference error (probably). If this appears, try changing POWs to Empire view rather than Population.
The game will only retain one year of mineral usage data in memory to avoid #3938 out of memory errors in long sessions.
The game will only retain one year of wealth usage data on save.
The terraforming capacity on the Environment tab of the Economics window includes the governor bonus.
The ‘Join Fleet and Begin Overhaul’ order will be available if you target a fleet in orbit of a population that has other fleets with maintenance modules, but no maintenance facilities of its own.
Fixed the #1558 error that occasionally appeared on system generation and was blocking the creation of Rakhas.
Fixed error in civilian shipping line logic that caused the building of many more freighters than colony ships
Improved loading speed of Galactic Map
Fixed error #883 caused by crew effects when NPRs capture ships
The Fleet Commander option has been removed from Assignments on the Commanders window.
Fixed the problems with the Galactic Map Full Screenshot. It works normally now every time.
Fixed a problem with conditional fuel orders being triggered for ships with zero fuel capacity.
Fixed a problem with conditional orders being triggered by ships in a hangar bay.
Fixed a few bugs that were preventing NPR carriers launching missile fighters.

Minor Changes

For Trade, Contracts and Standing Orders, fleets are checked from newest to oldest.
NPRs will eliminate any sensor buoys of neutral races they find in their territory.
TL6 ruins may appear occasionally. The max research cost of a ruin technology is equal to 2^(TL +1) * 1000.
Development cost for a component will never be lower than the build cost, regardless of research speed.
The tails of comets heading outward in their orbits will face toward the star.
15cm Meson and High Power Microwave changed from 200 tons to 250 tons (as 12cm is also 200 tons).
Recharge weapons moved before movement in the sequence of play, so that fast-firing weapons cannot be used for both point defence and attack in the same increment.
Ships suffering from jump shock will have a J in the status column of the ship list on the Naval Organisation window.
Ground Geological Survey Complete is now an interrupt event.
Prototype components will be shown in cyan on the class design window.
Added an ‘All Minerals Exhausted’ interrupt event.
Added ‘Centre on Map’ option for double-clicking ships on the Class Design window.
Reduced Laser Size 75% and 50% are now starting systems and do not need research.
Double-clicking a research project will change the research field dropdown box to the same research field as the selected project.
Electronic hardening no longer increases cost .
New Alien Ship event split into four events for hostile, neutral, friendly and allied ships.
Crew Quarter components in a ship will be shown in orange if the crew design efficiency is lower than current racial technology
Added ctrl-F as a shortcut for System Search on the Galactic Map
System Bodies checkbox on Naval Organisation window will display population system body for fleet location and for movement complete events.
Shield strength increases (after initial contact) no longer generate events. Decreases will still generate events.
Added Egyptian Rank Theme

Ground Support Fighters Removed

The concept of ground support by fighters or other small craft has been entirely removed from the game.

There are no longer any orders for fighter-based missions, such as flak suppression and search and destroy. Fighter pods have been removed from research and from missile design.

Orbital bombardment support is unaffected.

New options will be added in future versions for ‘ground units’ to provide close air support.

Civilian Contract Standing Order

A new ‘Civilian Contract’ standing order has been added for v2.8.

A fleet with this standing order will seek out civilian contracts to fulfil. The contract fulfilment will function exactly as if a civilian ship took the contract, with three exceptions:

There is no contract payment
The fleet will use fuel while fulfilling the contract
The fleet will refuel at the destination if that destination has the ‘Destination for Automated Refuel’ checkbox ticked.

Load All Ship Components

Load All Ship Components is a new fleet order.

This order will load as many ship components as possible from a destination population, in descending order of component size.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 10:51pm

Dynamic Lagrange Point Orders

The ‘Auto-Include Lagrange Points’ checkbox on the Fleet movement orders tab of the Naval Organization window has been replaced by the following radio buttons:

Manual LP
Fleet orders will ignore Lagrange Points, unless the order is manually plotted. This is the same as leaving the existing option unchecked.

Plotted LP
Any fleet orders created for this fleet will check for Lagrange points at the time of order creation. This is the same as checking the existing option.

Dynamic LP
The fleet will check the first order in its order list to determine if the destination can be reached more quickly via a Lagrange Point. This check will happen when an order is assigned to a fleet with no orders, or at the end of any sub-pulse in which an order is completed and orders still remain to be executed.

The dynamic option means that the fleet will be taking into account the position of Lagrange Points in its current system when an order is being executed, rather than when it is originally plotted. It is not perfect, as a fleet can complete an order and begin a second during a sub-pulse, before that second order is checked at the end of the sub-pulse, but this will generally be a matter of a few minutes or hours, compared to orders plotted days, weeks or months earlier.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 10:52pm

Using Buoys in Alien-Controlled Space

In v2.7.1 and earlier, the AI will tolerate the presence of sensor buoys from neutral races. That changes in v2.8.

Any sensor buoy belonging to a neutral race will be eliminated by the AI if detected within what it regards as its territory. This follows the same mechanics as eliminating hostile buoys in any system.

The tonnage of detected sensor buoys will be included for the purposes of affecting diplomatic relations in a given system, with the existing minimum of 1000 tons. So a single sensor buoy will count as a 1000 ton ship if there are no other detected assets in the system.

As an alien race cannot directly contact a sensor buoy, if there are no other player assets in the same system and communications have been established, it will instead send a message to a detected population or ship in a different system to register a protest about the buoy. If there are no detected populations or ships in other systems, or communication have not been established, there will be no warning that relations are deteriorating.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 10:53pm

Lost Colonies

v2.8 adds a new starting option called Lost Colonies.

During a jump point exploration when the following conditions are true, there is a chance that a lost colony of the exploring race will be found:

The Lost Colonies option is active.
A new system is generated.
The exploring race is a player race.
The check for an NPR to be generated on a system body is passed.
The NPR that would be generated is a minor race, industrial or pre-industrial.
The body is suitable for the starting species of the exploring race.

If all of the above is true, there is a 40% chance that a lost colony will be discovered. It could be Trans-Newtonian, industrial or pre-industrial, depending on the original NPR generation check, and on average about 25% smaller than an equivalent NPR population of the same type.

Note that this is a different option than the existing ‘Human NPRs’ option, which allows for all types of NPRs, including multi-system, to be based on the human species (1/3rd chance if the environment allows). Either option can be used in a game or both in the same game. In general, ‘lost colonies’ represent populations that did not possess or maintain the necessary logistical infrastructure to support an active military or to declare and defend their independence. They welcome the return of their parent civilization.

None of the lost colonies will have any military forces, either in space or on the ground, nor any of the supporting military infrastructure, such as shipyards, fuel refineries, maintenance facilities, military academies, etc.. The Trans-Newtonian version will have about half of the construction factories, mines, financial centres expected for the population size, a small number of research facilities and tracking stations, probably one or two ground force construction facilities and a spaceport. Industrial lost colonies will have conventional industry, a tracking station and perhaps a spaceport. Pre-industrial will have nothing but the population itself.

If both the Human NPRs and Lost Colonies options are active in the same game, the former represents those colonies that became independent and forged their own path. They might not be hostile, but neither are they willing to give up their sovereignty. Human NPRs will be checked after the check for Lost Colonies.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 10:56pm

Repeat Shipyard Tasks

For v2.8, any sort of shipyard task, except auto-refit, can be set to repeat a fixed number of times.

A small text entry field has been added to the right of the Create Task button on the Shipyards tab of the Economics window. This defaults to “1”.

If a task is created with a repeat number greater than 1, the following happens after the completion of the task:

Construction. Another ship of the same type is laid down, using the same parameters as the original task. A name will be generated from the class theme..
Refit. Another ship of the same original class will be refitted to the same target class. This functions the same as auto-refit but with a fixed amount of tasks.
Scrap. Another ship of the same class will be scrapped.
Repair. Another damaged ship of the same class will be repaired.

For all tasks except construction, the repeat task will be abandoned if a suitable ship is not available. Any task that uses alien components will only be repeated if the required components are available. Events will be generated to notify the player in both cases. The ‘Use Components’ flag will be carried forward for construction and refit tasks.

On the SY Tasks tab, any repeating tasks (with a repeat number greater than 1), will have the number of tasks displayed as part of the task description. As each repeat task is completed, the number will be decremented by 1. The Completion Date column is based on the total time required for all ships in the task.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 10:57pm

Light Naval Shipyards

The Light Naval Shipyard is a fourth type of shipyard (after Naval, Commercial and Repair). It is displayed with an L designation.

The Light Naval Shipyard can be built in the same way (and for the same cost) as a Naval Shipyard. It functions as a Naval Shipyard, except for the following differences:

The capacity per slipway is fixed at 1000 tons and cannot be increased through upgrades (or via SM).
The only upgrade options available are Add Slipway and SM Modification.
Any ship of 1000 tons of less can be built or refitted without the need for retooling
There is no size restriction for refitting, so you can refit any 1000-ton or less ship to any other. The cost for size difference still applies.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:01pm

Fighter and FAC Updates

The differences between fighters and FACs are being removed from the game in terms of mechanics, although they will likely persist in terminology.

The 500-ton limit for ships that can interact directly with a planetary surface is raised to 1000 tons.

Fighter Factories are renamed as Light Naval Factories. They can build any ship of 1000 tons or less. In effect, they are a ground-based version of Light Naval Shipyards.

The Fighter Combat bonus (which didn’t really do anything) has been removed.

Any ship of 1000 tons or less in size will use the full bonus values of its commander. Ships greater than 1000 tons will continue to use the existing mechanics where they only receive half of the following bonuses from the ship commander: Crew Training, Survey, Engineering, Tactical, Carrier Ops, Ground Support.

Ship commanders of light naval units (a combined designation for FACs and Fighters) will be assigned based on their Light Tactical bonus (see below), rather than the defunct Fighter Combat bonus.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:05pm

Light Tactical Bonus

v2.8 has a new commander bonus called ‘Light Tactical’.

This functions in the same way as the Tactical Bonus (boosting chance to hit), but it only affects Light Naval units (1000 tons or less). The existing Tactical bonus will not affect Light Naval units.

The Tactical Bonus is for commanders of larger warships (half effect) and tactical officers (full effect), while Light Tactical is for the commanders (full effect) of Light Naval units.

Commanders of Light Naval units will be assigned based on their Light Tactical bonus. When they gain experience, it will be weighted toward Light Tactical in the same way that commanders of larger warships have their experience weighted toward Crew Training.

The chance of a newly generated commander having a Light Tactical bonus is double that of a Tactical Bonus. It has the same initial generation chance as Survey.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:07pm

Alien Artifact Changes

Artifact Stockpile
Alien Artifacts are no longer a trade good and will no longer be traded by civilians. Instead, any alien artifacts recovered from ruins, or the artifact reserve, will be held directly at the population.

They are displayed near the top of the third column, below any construct or ruins and above the capability Yes/No section.

Alien Artifact Reserve
In v2.7.1, when all items have been recovered from a ruin, the ruin is removed and plays no further part in the game.

For v2.8, the ruin will still be removed but it will leave behind an ‘alien artifact reserve’. This represents the scattered minor artifacts that were not detected by the main survey. The number of alien artifacts in the reserve will be random, anything from a few hundred to tens of thousands, but that number will be heavily influenced by the size and scope of the original ruin. The size of the reserve is not known to the player, but it can be inferred from the rate of recovery.

Construction units can continue to search for these artifacts after the ruin is removed. They follow the normal recovery check process, followed by a second check with a percentage success chance equal to: artifact reserve / 50000.

If this second check is successful, a number of alien artifacts equal to four rolls of D50 (4 - 200) will be recovered and the reserve will be reduced by this amount. Over time, the remaining artifacts will become harder to find.

Construction units will be more effective working on unexploited ruins, but this provides a potential use for those units when no other tasks are available. The recovery of artifacts also becomes more important due to the changes in Xenoarchaeology (see next post).

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:19pm

Xenoarchaeology Update

Xenoarchaeology units gain some new abilities in v2.8. They are able to generate research points from ancient constructs and ancient artifacts.

As in v2.7.1, a Medium Vehicle with 2 XEN components (218 tons) has 1 Xenoarchaeology Point (XP). The cost for that vehicle is 8.72 Wealth and 8.72 Vendarite.

Constructs

Each XP in a ground unit formation will produce a baseline 1 Research Point (RP) per year. This output is modified by game research speed, (Race Research Rate / 200) and by any penalty due to radiation.
Each construction phase, the RP output from all the XEN units at a population on a body with an surveyed ancient construct is assigned to an accruing total.
After the accrual, there is a 10% chance that all accrued points will be assigned to a random background tech system from the same field as the construct that is currently available to the parent race. The accrued total is then reset to zero.
The maximum annual XP conversion into RP for any given construct is equal to: Race Research Rate * Construct Bonus * 20. So a construct with a 50% bonus combined with a 240 RP racial research rate would result in a maximum of 2400 RP.
The XEN units benefit from the Xenoarchaeology bonus of the formation commander, but not from the bonus of the construct. The construct bonus affects the maximum output instead.
The construct will have to be surveyed before it can used for XP to RP conversion.
XP from XEN units do not accumulate if unused.
The current and maximum XP conversion is shown on the Economics Summary tab just under the construct line.

The first table below shows the output of a single research facility, based on the bonus of the scientist and the bonus of the construct - assuming the research field of the scientist matches that of the construct. The base research rate is 200.

The second table shows the highlighted research point outputs, along with the build point (BP) and size (tons) of the XEN units required to match that RP output, based on 0%, 20% and 40% commander bonuses.

In general, it is much more expensive to build the XEN than the research facility. Even so, there are situations where the XEN are a better option.

There are a few marginal cases (low bonus construct and low bonus scientist vs high bonus XEN) where the XEN formation is cheaper than the research facility.
The XEN are ideal for ‘No Background Research’ empires. Although in that case, it is harder to increase background research so they will become less effective in BP terms vs RF as the game progresses.
The XEN can be used on hostile worlds
The XEN can make use of constructs with duplicate research fields but lower bonuses, that are not ideal for Research Facilities.
The XEN do not require population, so they can be deployed earlier to gain some use from constructs while a colony is being established
The XEN are built with Vendarite, not Duranium and Mercassium, so they can be used as a more expensive alternative if those minerals are in short supply
On the downside, the XEN will have to built instead of other ground units, leading to a loss of capability in other areas, and they have a maintenance cost. More GFCC will help, but at some point Vendarite will become a problem.

Alien Artifacts

If XEN units do not use all of their XP (because there is no construct or they are limited in their conversion to RP), they may use that excess XP to convert alien artifacts at ruin sites into RP instead.
XEN units that are studying a dormant construct in an attempt to activate it cannot convert artifacts during the same increment.
Each population has a new checkbox on the Miscellaneous tab of the Economics window entitled ‘Construct is Xenoarchaeology Priority’. This is checked by default. Unchecking this box means that if artifacts are available, the Xenoarchaeology units will prioritise artifact conversion in preference to construct research, or activating the construct.
Each XP in a ground unit formation will produce a baseline 2 Research Point (RP) per year when converting artifacts. This output is modified by game research speed, (Race Research Rate / 200) and by any penalty due to radiation.
Each RP created by this conversion requires the consumption of 1 alien artifact.
Each construction phase, the RP output from all the XEN units at a population with available artifacts is assigned to an accruing total. This is separate to the construct accrual.
After the accrual, there is a 20% chance that all accrued points will be assigned to a random background tech system from any field that is currently available to the parent race and is within the development cost limitation of the original ruin race. The accrued total for artifacts is then reset to zero.
The development cost limitation has the following formula: (2 ^ (Ruin Level + 1)) * 1000
There is no maximum conversion amount as the artifacts are a limited resource.
The research production rate is higher for artifacts because they are physical examples of technology, they are a limited resource, the results are extremely random and engineer units are required to locate the artifacts.
The XEN units benefit from the Xenoarchaeology bonus of the formation commander.

Ultimately, the new XEN abilities will be useful for all Empires in certain situations, and vital for No Background Research Empires, but will remain less useful overall than research facilities due to their higher cost, deployment constraints and lack of directed research.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:21pm

Engineering Projects

Engineering Projects are an alternative way to develop race-designed components, rather than using research facilities.

On the Industry tab of the Economics window, a sixth project type called “Engineering Projects” has been added to the project type dropdown. Selecting this will display a list of race-designed components that have yet to be researched.

These “Engineering Project” components can be selected and constructed in the same way as researched components, with the following differences.

The build cost of the component will be twice the development cost
The mineral requirements will be scaled accordingly to match the build cost
The project will be built by construction factories
Only one component will be constructed

For example, assume a newly-designed component is 20 BP, using 10 Duranium and 10 Gallicite, with a development cost of 200. The Engineering Project cost will be 400 BP, using 200 Duranium and 200 Gallicite.

Once this first component is completed, it will appear in the population stockpile. That component will be classed as ‘researched’ and becomes available to build normally.

Engineering Projects simulate an engineering-led, trial-and-error process to develop new components, rather than using research facilities to perfect the build process. It can be used by any empire, but is particularly important for empires that have no normal research capability.

AuroraSteve · February 23, 2026, 11:23pm

No Research Projects

v2.8 adds a new option during Race Creation called ‘No Research Projects’

This option represents a stagnant empire that is either incapable of advancing its general level of technology, or is unwilling to do so for political, societal or religious reasons. An example is the WH40k Imperium of Man. This option creates the following restrictions for this race:

Research projects cannot be created.
Research facilities cannot be constructed.
The number of starting research facilities is reduced to 0.
Academies do not create scientists.
New components must be developed using Engineering Projects (see Engineering Projects post).
New ordnance must be developed using Ordnance Projects (see Ordnance Projects post).
Research facilities gained from captured populations cannot be used.
There are no warnings for inactive research facilities.
Ruins will yield a ground force construction complex if a research facility is rolled.
All technology can still be researched using the Instant button - either with Starting Tech Points or in SM mode.
Components can only be disassembled at a colony with at least ten million population.
Tech data can only be downloaded to a colony with at least ten million population.

Despite the restrictions above, there are a variety of ways in which new technology can be acquired, including:

Technical data can be directly recovered from ruins.
Xenoarchaeology units can discover technical information from ancient constructs (see Xenoarchaeology Update post).
Xenoarchaeology units can discover technical information from alien artifacts (see Xenoarchaeology Update post).
Wrecks may provide instant research points upon being salvaged
Components from wrecks, ruins or captured ships can be disassembled.
Conquered Populations may yield research data
ELINT modules can gain technical information from alien populations
Friendly alien races may provide technical information.

This option is not suitable for a ‘turtle’ approach, as a race without an inherent ability to develop new technology has to explore and find ways to advance its tech base, before alien Empires advance too far beyond it.

AuroraSteve · February 24, 2026, 12:02am

Mass STO Target Type Reassignment

There are six new buttons on the STO Targeting tab of the Ground Forces window. If you select an STO element and click a button, they will copy the ‘target type’ and ‘weapon selected per target’ parameters of the selected element to other STO elements, based on the following criteria:

Copy Pop: All STO Elements at the same population.
Copy System: All STO Elements in the same system.
Copy All: All STO Elements in the empire.
Copy Type Pop: All STO Elements at the same population with the same unit class.
Copy Type Sys: All STO Elements in the same system with the same unit class.
Copy Type All: All STO Elements in the empire with the same unit class.

AuroraSteve · February 24, 2026, 12:11am

Orbital Bombardment Support Update

In v2.7.1, during ground combat, ships in orbit may provide fire support to friendly forces on the surface. This requires the friendly formation to have one Forward Fire Direction component for each ship providing support. The supporting ships fire once per ground combat phase.

in v2.8, the mechanics are identical, except for the following two changes:

The supporting ships will fire four times per ground combat phase, which quadruples the effect of orbital bombardment support. They will check for weapon failure each time they fire and will cease firing if a weapon fails and cannot be repaired.
If there are more ships in support than Forward Fire Direction components in the supported formation, the ships will still fire but their chance to hit will be multipled by: Number of FFD Components / Number of Firing Ships

AuroraSteve · February 24, 2026, 3:11pm

‘Narrow Text’ Class Summary

v2.8 adds a new ‘Narrow Text’ option on the Class Design window that allows you to view (or copy) a more compact class summary, where the text width is narrower than the standard summary. This is primarily intended for copy and paste into campaign reports or forums posts where text width is a constraint.

The ‘Narrow Text’ option does not change the names of components, so components with particularly long names will render this option less effective.

Below is a comparison between the normal view and the ‘narrow text’ view.

AuroraSteve · February 26, 2026, 11:23am

Estimated Future Temperature

I’ve added two new lines to the atmosphere data on the Environment tab of the Economics window.

Estimated Temperature with Aestusium added for one year at the current rate.
Estimated Temperature with Frigusium added for one year at the current rate.

I’ve also added the Dominant Terrain above the colony cost on the Environment tab.

AuroraSteve · March 6, 2026, 5:29pm

Ground Forces Window Update

I’ve added Delete Hierarchy and Scrap Hierarchy buttons to the Ground Forces window.

If you select a formation and use either button, you will receive a warning. If you click Yes, the selected formation and every other formation in its hierarchy will be deleted or scrapped, depending on the button selected.

You can also select a population and use the same buttons to delete or scrap all formations at that population.

I’ve also replaced the element sort buttons with radio buttons.

AuroraSteve · March 7, 2026, 4:34pm

Aether Gate Detection and Prevention

Two new technologies are available in v2.8

Aether Gate Detection. 10,000 RP
Aether Gate Prevention. 25,000 RP

These technologies cannot be researched normally. Instead, progress toward these technologies is gained by capturing raider ships, salvaging raider wrecks and recovering the tech from ruins.

When a raider wreck is salvaged, there is a chance that technical data between 1% and 20% of the total research points required for the respective technologies will be recovered. The chance of recovery is 20% for detection technology and 8% for prevention technology

When a raider ship is captured, there is a chance that technical data between 1% and 20% of the total research points required for the respective technologies will be recovered. The chance of recovery is 25% for detection technology and 10% for prevention technology

Technical data may also be recovered from ruins, in the same way as an other ruin-only technology.

Aether Gate Monitoring Station

Once Aether Gate Detection technology is available, the Aether Gate Monitoring Station may be constructed. This has a build cost of 3600 BP, requiring 1200 Corbomite and 2400 Uridium. It has a transport requirement of forty standard cargo holds, the same as a spaceport.

If an Aether Gate forms in a system with a monitoring station, the owning race is notified and the Aether Gate will be displayed on the tactical map, similar to a jump point but in Crimson.

Once Aether Gate Prevention has been researched, Aether Gates will be unable to form in any system with an Aether Gate Monitoring Station.

AuroraSteve · March 8, 2026, 10:04am

Summary Highlighting for Obsolete Components

In v2.7.1, obsolete components are highlighted in orange on the class component treeview, while alien components are highlighted in red.

For v2.8. those highlights will also apply to the component summary section, such as Propulsion, or Combat - Beam, so you can see the affected sections without having to open every summary node.

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