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PayPalParadox only recently talked about a bunch of changes coming in the free 3.2 update and now they've announced Stellaris: Aquatics Species Pack as the latest DLC.
"Sail the intergalactic seas and uncover an all new expansion packed to the gills with new options for new and longtime players alike. The Aquatics Species Pack will rinse Stellaris with a rising tide of new content, including brand new origins, species traits, civics and a treasure trove of new cosmetics. Seafarers and landlubbers alike will agree that this is Stellaris’ most immersive species pack to date.
Just be careful, sailor…legends tell of dragons in these waters…"
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When they give out more info on it we'll let you know. Just like the 3.2 "Herbert Update" there's no set date yet.
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Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Quoting: grumpytoadThat actually sounds really annoying. I hate playing my 4X games as insta-wargames when I still have a bunch of exploration to do, much less development. Think I'll skip that mod.Quoting: soulsourceIs Starnet fair? I mean, does it give the AI basically free ships and resources like the default AI does, or is it smart enough to actually build and rely on a working economy?
If you play on Ensign difficulty, the AI does not get buffed, and is relatively challenging because the AI will use optimal build orders and prefer tech to go to war within the first 30 years.
(Plus, it always feels weirdly irrational. I'm thinking to the AI, like, don't you have a planet to colonize or something? Go get the real estate that's free for the taking, why are you bothering someone who will fight for it?! I mean, sure, if you happen to be next to a ravening horde, fair enough, but otherwise . . .)
Last edited by Purple Library Guy on 20 October 2021 at 4:15 pm UTC
Anyone tried this already? It replaces pops abstraction with absolute numbers. And removes all performance issues in the process. I want to try it next time I start a game.
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