I think I'm falling in love with you Goosecreature.
I can't wait to have a mutant army ready to dominate my enemies!
I can't wait to have a mutant army ready to dominate my enemies!
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Open beta pease BibleThump
Game looks really good.Maybe this will be the perfect Space strategy game people are waiting for.The only problem I see right now is that there is no information about the military aspect of the game.I just hope Paradox will make it good.
Game looks really good.Maybe this will be the perfect Space strategy game people are waiting for.The only problem I see right now is that there is no information about the military aspect of the game.I just hope Paradox will make it good.
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nice
i hope it will be a difficult and rare process
btw, when will you release the game? "soon™"? "when it's done"?
i hope it will be a difficult and rare process
btw, when will you release the game? "soon™"? "when it's done"?
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Huh, with those "post-cynn" heretics, it seems they developed rather quickly after colonization of the cynn's second world. Do all species have the change of splicing themselves, professor?
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This is relevant to my interests. My species will make a lack of moral fiber an artform.
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I may have cheated a bit to trigger that event earlier than it could normally happen...
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So I guess this provides two approaches to dealing with non-spacefaring races:
1. Mod a sub-sentient species to do whatever you want them to (provided they don't become too powerful and break away)
2. Wait for the species to become sentient and observe them for Social tech points
Something else that also seems to be implied here is the ability to mod the species that already exist in your empire, which could be particularly useful if you wanted your base race to be more effective as soldiers. Or if there's a troublesome race that wish to separate from the empire, perhaps mod them to become more subservient? Or at least easier to suppress militarily...
1. Mod a sub-sentient species to do whatever you want them to (provided they don't become too powerful and break away)
2. Wait for the species to become sentient and observe them for Social tech points
Something else that also seems to be implied here is the ability to mod the species that already exist in your empire, which could be particularly useful if you wanted your base race to be more effective as soldiers. Or if there's a troublesome race that wish to separate from the empire, perhaps mod them to become more subservient? Or at least easier to suppress militarily...
Hmm, some very interesting mechanics being showcased here!
Have a good break everyone!
Have a good break everyone!
Could we maybe get a Dev Diary about Stellaris' music?
Something like that is in the plans. So... eventually.
(It's great, by the way).
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Do different species rebel often or were the examples here special ? How hard is it to keep a multiracial empire together ?
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I see also the loyalty of the race can be lost and they can rebel and such. Does that happen over time regardless, or can we do an Inca-like thing and move around ethnic minorities to ensure they don't rebel?
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If your empire breaks in a eugenic civil war, we can chose the side of the arguments?
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so in the lower right of the screenshot the game will tell you how many errors you have made during your campaign?
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Whether Pops from a different species will rebel depend on a number of things, such as their ethics, the ethics of your empire, your policies and so forth. Keeping a multiracial empire together is certainly possible.
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Can you have different parts of your species with different mutations that are light enough to not become a subspecies?
So your species is genetically highly heterogenous.
So your species is genetically highly heterogenous.
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