Xconq

This release is mostly geared towards game designers, since a number of new features were added for game design. There are some bugfixes in this release. This is snapshot release, so some things may be broken. Bugfixes include a crash in Sdlconq, improper unit property assignments in the network receive code, and a crash in Skelconq's argument parsing. There are more materials consumption restrictions. Operational roles are starting to take over for plans. Much old cruft in the code has been removed.

This is primarily a bugfix, minor feature, and game update
release. All sorts of little fixes, some new terrain and unit
graphics, and a couple of changes to some of the games (Opal
is quite pretty, now, using a new terrain set imported from a
set originally designed for FreeCiv).

This release fixes an economy bug, which caused AI-controlled fighters to crash frequently. It also improves the AI's use of transports, spreads around unit construction choices, speeds up AI performance, and fixes the problem with naval units being produced in land-locked cities.

This release implements cell-unit, unit-cell, and cell-cell
transfers as part of the new backdrop economy model.
There were updates for some games, and some progress
regarding AI improvements. Various small UI bugs and
gameplay bugs have been squashed.

Bugfixes were made for gameplay, AI, and display issues and new supply/economy code was introduced for designers and players.