Nexus Legacy · published
Your profile settings now have a third galaxy map view: Classic / Command / New. Classic and Command are unchanged, and you can switch back at any time. What New does:
Highlights what you're looking for. Matching systems light up and everything else dims. Matches stay visible even when fully zoomed out.
Colonies: by diplomacy (Alliance, Allies, NAP, Enemies) or by specific players and alliances, with name suggestions as you type.
Asteroid fields: six resource profiles, each with its own filters for zone, distance, minimum remaining stock and minimum richness.
Free planets: by size and number of moons.
Stations: by owning alliance.
Also: hubs, survey and debris.
Results list. A tab for each search type, results grouped by sector, an "On map / Whole galaxy" scope, and paging through matches.
Search. You can show all of a player's planets straight from the search box. When the map jumps to a system, a "look here" marker appears.
Actions from the system panel:
launch a fleet from here;
move a fleet here;
send a fleet directly over the map: attack, or garrison and gift for friends;
collect debris.
Your fleets. Click your fleet on the map to open its card, with recall.
Phones. A dedicated mobile layout.
Fixes
Outposts: the planet dropdown in supply, collect, recall and deploy missions no longer closes itself every second.
Alliances on mobile: long alliance descriptions can now be expanded with "Show full description".
Pirate King: the game should no longer freeze or throw errors during strikes.
iOS & Android apps: tapping a player's name in mail or moon reports opens their profile inside the app instead of the browser.
Account deletion works again. It used to fail with "service temporarily unavailable".
Titan Project: the "one per empire" line was removed from the description, because there is no such limit.