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Had you already submitted it twice?
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That's what I'm seeing Rick.
   
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by Citizen couslee - 10/31/2003 12:55:33 PM
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That is a possible explanation. The first time, I got the new submit notice and thought there was a problem, sent it again, got the same notice. I didn't think it would could it as a second resubmit since there was absoultly no changes in the game or version. If it did count it as the second resubmit, that might explain the problem a lot of ppl are having.
Wonder why they took out the "human speak" message anyway. It's no where near April 1st. Not being a programmer, I (as others) need to be talked to like a puppy...... "good boy, you sent it right with no problem, sit, play some more". 
Like I said, I am not really worried about it. It did give about a 1500 increase in score. I was just glad to see better scoring for tech victories (still low imo, but oh well).
   
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I've just submitted another game, played start-to-finish on 1.11, and thus have a basis for comparison:
Maso Medium 1.10 - 24910, increased to 41100 on a 1.11 resubmit.
Maso Medium 1.11 - 27240.
Or, a 9.36% increase over a native 1.10 submission. Similar playing styles, except that this time I didn't need a Terror Star finale - the last three planets flipped. My first game without killing anyone at all! Unless you count the crews of all of those disbanded Arcean ships...
The wild 65% boost is clearly only for 1.10 games submitted using 1.11.
Couslee, remember that your Culture, Economy and Science scores all have a chance to climb in a longer game, giving you more points. For that matter, you'd probably get a better Military score as well as you'd be fielding much larger, more powerful ships by the end of a longer game.
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