Can I Save This DYING Species?

Playing with this new origin is.. unique..

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Stellaris is a 4X grand strategy video game developed and published by Paradox Interactive. Stellaris' gameplay revolves around space exploration, managing an empire, diplomacy, and space warfare with other space-faring civilizations.

#Stellaris #Ep3o #themachineage

[Epo]

We finally got a robot update and DLC, no bias to me being happy at all... What are you most looking forward to with this new DLC and patch?

[selaroid]

Wierd to watch someone become the strongest empire in 50 years while i need 75 just to realize what the hell is going on

[williek]

5:55

Ep3o has met his greatest challenge yet: the word "benevolent"

[maxterhex]

Finally, "Children of Man" origin.

[untrainedprofessional]

this dlc is my personal favorite simply because of robotic megacorp

[louiswinterhoff]

Haven’t payed much attention or even played stellaris the past few months. But watching this video and seeing that robots actually have planet preferences now kinda makes sense.
On wet planets rust would be a much bigger issue than on dry, and different alloys might be needed to help counteract that. Just all kinds of variables that come into play on different planets, different environmental hazards, wildlife, climate, etc. I think that’s a good change.

[VladOS_Ur]

Hm... Interesting, how Synthetic Fertility empire might interact with Limbo or Plight of the Beta-Universe anomalies/situations.

[TheAnalyticalEngine]

Of course, this means he needs to get even more achievements with the new DLC

[Sephiroth]

18:40 - holy crapballs, someone at Paradox read Diaspora...

[MichalStopa-hzis]

Holly Molly this definitely origin for minmax players who know how to play.

[baseupp]

time to Embrace Metal and abandon this week squishy flesh.

[isuckatusernames]

honestly, I'm gonna wait for gigastructure to be updated to work woth this new dlc, cause the frame world plus virtual ascension might be a really good combo.

[zeekirill]

I hope next video would be about traditions (Virtuality, Nanobots, Modularity)

[commandoepsilon]

I waited until after I played the origin myself to watch this video because I wanted to go in blind. Turns out Ep3o and my builds were almost identical, I took masterful crafters instead of parliamentary systems to help with the consumer goods. It let me run academic privilege basically the whole time. Also I would recommend going discovery first, upon completion it give you a research speed bonus but the left side of the tree also unlocks research subsidies for even more research!

[tomisabum]

Neat. Might try this with a Technocracy/Oppressive Autocracy empire; I usually go for Police State later. Maybe not an ideal build as it requires taking regular Materialist, but it's got a crunchy mood to it for flavor. Had fun trying out Overtuned with them.

[Ugnutz]

on my first run with the origin found a star with a base of 15 energy the tier 3 Dyson Swarm puts out so much credit in the late early game was putting out 500 odd credits a month base

[tbotalpha]

I wonder what happens if:

A. You fail to complete the research project before your species dies out.

B. You fail to complete the research project but have individualist synthetics living on your planets, who could inherit your empire.

C. You fail to complete the research project, but have alien citizens living on your planets, who could inherit your empire.

[justinsinke]

The choice with the identity repository is an interesting one; do you regain all your lost pops, or do you keep the structure and it's benefits? As well, if you keep the repository, how many planets do you build it on to dilute the robot output bonus? Certainly challenging, but a lot of interesting decisions.

[jeremywright]

I just got to the digital dream in 2018. Ethics: Fanatic Materialist/Militarist Civics: Dark Consortium/Parliamentary System. Traits: Intelligent, Engineers, Charismatic. Only buildings I constructed were: Research labs and I replaced the commerce building with an energy grid after I researched it. I immediately went for -40% energy/+20% engi research. Traditions: Statecraft 2 picks and discovery completed. Economy was definitely struggling, I was unlucky with both hydro bays and no dark matter deposits nearby. Could finish faster with better luck and maybe skip 1 tradition.

[DefinitelyARobot]

2:11 Why wouldn’t you go nonadaptive, instead of unruly? You can’t colonize other planets anyway.
EDIT: nvm, the origin trait bans nonadaptive.