Much like planets with an hour/day/week ect production total, have a spot to see your empires total productions per hour/day/week ect... this will help players who sponsor new players.

How would it help?

Well in X every time I got to send one hours production I have to add 20 planets together and because of my play style this is in constant flux with a upgrade here and there. It would be far handier if it was auto tallied for me at least in X.

This could be a good idea, but at the same time, there are ways to do this yourself. You could just add it all up for yourself one time, and then once you make and upgrade, add it to the total.

Yeah it would be easier if there was a button that you could hit to see total hourly production of all planets, daily production, weekly production, and so forth

Ephemeral wrote:Well in X every time I got to send one hours production I have to add 20 planets together and because of my play style this is in constant flux with a upgrade here and there. It would be far handier if it was auto tallied for me at least in X.

Okay, it WOULD help from this point of view. But as Wrath has pointed out, you just need to add it up otherwise.

From a milking perspective, sending resources to new members of your alliance then perhaps it would take away the risk of sending too much in the way of resources, by "Accident".

Yeah. But it is pretty annoying to have to add 20 planets together lol. So I think it would be a nice little addition. It's not really going to have a big impact on the game.

Agreed. As I said, it would take away the accidental chance of sending too many resources.

Just another tab, perhaps on your home world under resources, a secondary thing. So where it says Daily, Weekly, Monthly production for that world, perhaps there could be an empire tab, inclusive of all worlds.

I wonder how difficult it would be to implement?

It sounds like it should be easy. Lol but I"m sure it requires a lot of math and is more of a pain in the butt than it sounds.

Isn't everything? Even things that have been agreed in the past, things that we have been told would be simple to implement. Still never happens.