Top 10 Things NOT To Do In Stellaris | Featuring Ep3o

Whether you're a brand new player looking for some beginner's tips or an experienced player who wants to feel that 'just starting out' nostalgia again - today we're joined by @Ep3o to give you a run down of the Top 10 Things NOT to do in Stellaris!

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[adalbertojunior]

but i wanna click the shine icons so much😂

[TheIncinerator]

My only thought when I saw this was “don’t anger a fallen empire” and 35 seconds in I was proven correct

[Chaoskye]

*colony ship steaming it's way towards the fallen empire consecrated world* "I can't help myself, it's, so,

[YouLikeBosch]

The most important one not discussed is play what makes you happy. If you want to play a hippie empire bent on befriending everyone around you, do it. If you want to try to murderhobo your way to the end date, do it. The worst thing a casual player can do is try to take advice from minmaxers when they don't intend to play that way. Remember who your advice is coming from, because I doubt this will be the only video new players see if they happen to watch this first.

[maximusharbour]

At least once a month I try to make a cannibal race that livestocks 33% of themselves and get really dissapointed because cannibalism is glitched

[williamsjm]

One tip I think might be worth noting, is that attrition can work. Don't try to win a war by doing a Jutland and crashing all your fleets into all the enemy. Draw them into your systems and try to break them up, you can give ground and it is often very effective. Even if you think you should be winning tactics are a useful thing to think about. Also you probably want to kill a fallen empire at some point as they often have cool tech nice planets....

[KILLERDEVIL]

Me with my -280 Minerals : Oh yeah, don't upgrade too fast all buildings, yes. True lesson here

[kortanul]

Automate everything ✅️
Settings at extremes for a week-long campaign ✅️

[patriksvedvall]

Thanks for the advice - awesome first thing not to do - do not attack Fallen Empires, I learnt that quit early after I Attacked them once or twice. When I first started to play Stellaris

[Edarnon_Brodie]

So we didn't have the Red King's advisor voice, maybe we could have Ep3o's voice (please)?

[light]

me a devouring swarm "we only know war.. but must show restraint to those glowing lamps.."

[bentatti]

Dude he's peaked! He's on the Stelarris Paradox client now! i cannot believe it!

[orii-raepoole]

don't forget the one where you can make a covenant with the end of the cycle

[patrickward]

I gotta disagree a bit on #4 with the way the new immigration system works. More open jobs gives you more immigration pull. You're paying a lot up front in upkeep for empty buildings but are also playing the long game by growing your pop count much higher than the other empires, dwarfing them and making their economy of scale inconsequential compared to yours.

This is only relevant if you're open to migration of course (which most people are)

[phantomwraith]

Me with my list of 80 mods, several of which are busted and op: "First order of business, find the nearest spiritualist fallen empire and crack their holy world."

[jeremiahbrownlee]

I'm proud to say in my first 20 hours, I haven't made any of these mistakes. Although the notes on job selection for your pop was new to me. :D

[jssuslyakov]

if you anger a fallen empire early on and let them smash your fleet that's all they'll do and then you get some crazy techs from the debris

[RationalEgoism]

I always attack fallen empires, but I wait until my fleet is roughly equivalent and then turn on the edicts making it even better. Gotta have those dark matter techs.

[HaasiAustria]

When will we get the planetary notification back, when a building or district is ready?
It was so essentially!

[nalcarya]

You can manually set planet specialisations?! asdfghjklö