Stellaris
- Thread starter faille
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True but the pop tile system helped distinguish the Stellaris from the other clausewitz games. The adjacency benefits also made each planet feel distinct, especially since many of the narrative effects would be reflected on the planetary tiles.
From what I've seen of the 2.2 planetary interface it's been nudged closer to EU4 provincial interfaces where you simply had build slots and all the individual planetary characteristics are just abstracted into a stat, which would be a shame.
From what I've seen of the 2.2 planetary interface it's been nudged closer to EU4 provincial interfaces where you simply had build slots and all the individual planetary characteristics are just abstracted into a stat, which would be a shame.
Even if you AREN'T playing on a potato, the current win states are such that on large and huge galaxies the difference between rolling up the last 10% of the habitable planets to win could be anywhere from 50 to 100 years compared to medium maps. Longer if you're unlucky enough to run into multiple pacifists who built dozens of habs. The Collosi don't really help either, since it takes them a few weeks to charge up and fire before destroying a single planet.
In my experience, as bad as late game performance is, it's easily overshadowed by the domination/alliance win requirements. It's even worse if the late-game crises don't snowball enough to wipe out a few people. The hyperlane-only fix has virtually eliminated late game lag for me, but closing up the endgame on larger maps is still tedious.
In my experience, as bad as late game performance is, it's easily overshadowed by the domination/alliance win requirements. It's even worse if the late-game crises don't snowball enough to wipe out a few people. The hyperlane-only fix has virtually eliminated late game lag for me, but closing up the endgame on larger maps is still tedious.
I agree with all of that, too, but the pop tile system just didn't grab me. Like the adjacency bonuses I skip after a few planets because most of them are useless past a certain point. Ascendancy had a great pop tile system for its era, and it always seemed to me like Stellaris tried to replicate it, but failed to make it any better.
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Not sure if any of you care, but I find his videos to be a good watch. Especially his current play through of the new DLC. You can tell he has been apart of the corporate world before, lol: ASpec's MegaCorp - Interns
So I preordered this like a couple weeks ago and was hoping Megacorp would download and install before my flight this morning and I get to the airport and crack open my laptop and NAAAAWWWP it's still wasn't released.
Paradox uses Sweden time for releases.
WHO IN THE FUCK USES SWEDISH TIME FOR STEAM RELEASES?
Paradox uses Sweden time for releases.
WHO IN THE FUCK USES SWEDISH TIME FOR STEAM RELEASES?
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