Stellaris - From Nothing to Everything | 1000 year Timelapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- One of my subscribers came up with this scenario;
What if there's no FTL capable species, how long would it take for the primitives to conquer the galaxy?
Well, turns out, quite a while
The Republic of Polymar is truly the MVP, holding off the Unbidden for nearly 1000 years while being invaded by the Bhenn'Thellian savages at the same time.
Glory to the Bhenn'Thell! Glory to the commonwealth!
i was cheering for the bhenn from the second they spawned
Blanjipan Perks of being the First Spawn
Glory to the Red Galaxy!
They lost their core though :(
So basically, this is the story of the Fallen Empires, thousands of years before the player's game.
pretty much
Polymar became materialist (first ones=most knowledge)
Bhenn’Thell became xenophobe (super agressive all the way round)
Fex’Klanga became xenophile (most peaceful of superpowers)
The rest of the primitive scrubs became the many Empires you see when playing.
F33dBaCK_PLs What about the gaia crusaders and the robots that give you futurist weapons one day and kill you with the same weapons next day
Mr. Karl McYoda didn't spawn
Should do this for the current patch
Props to the Republic of Polymar for single handedly beating back the Unbidden for 750 years
Yeah, massive respect for them
And the commonwealth.
@@CS_Mango nah the Bhenn’Thell were kicking the Republic while it was down
All hail the mighty warriors of the Polymer Republic, fending of the Unbidden and the Commonwealth
It's looking pretty bad for them toward the end. It looked like they were about to remove the unbidden, then got into a war with the commonwealth. Just went downhill ever since.
but they sure went down fighting and you gotta respect that right?
I do indeed, I was rooting for them. I'm actually worried about what happens to them now :/
yeah true ! they are a preatty good warriors ! they have already beat the comenwealth of the south first time at 4:02 and almost beat the unbiden ! but i think that they will survive only for 200 year more ! exept if the comenweamth of the north do something aguainst the unbiden
4:02
Unlucky for the Republic empire. First player on the FTL stage only to be the only race to have to contend with the Unbidden, giving all the other races a free reign on the galaxy.
It's likely that the common wealth were hegemonic imperialists which in my games always rapidly expand and have massive empires late game and all the non hegemonic imperialists just slowly expand.
They also seemed to change their name, wonder why that happened.
...Republic empire...
@@miguelpadeiro762 my allegiance is the republic, to D E M O C R A C Y
Republic Empire? *palpatine intensifies*
This seems a lot more realistic then the starting scenario we currently have.
The problem is that this scenario isn't that balanced, with over 400 years between empires spawning.
ASpec I said realistic not balanced.
True, it's definitely more realistic.
I wish the game would actually spawn us as one of those empires: Some are at entirely different levels in front of us, while even others are relatively close to us, and EVEN OTHERS are basically pre-FTL civs.
Actually with default settings it does, you have the pre-ftl civs that will evolve over game time if they are allowed to develope freely, then there are the standard civs like you who start out with a planet and then there are the advanced AI's who start out with several systems.
Also there are the fallen empires but I wouldn't count them as they are pretty passive.
3:44 Ooo look, a pie chart of whose got the most control in the galaxy!
It’s kind of perfect
lol
I think this clearly demonstrates that empires are much too stable internally in Stellaris.
Good game, but has a LONG way to go yet.
Needs more AI outcasts making independent empires and more technological disasters. Grey Goo events when
Yea, though it also shows that the AI isn't THAT bad as many people claim it is.
Really ? The AI didn't manage to win over the Unbidden. One of the three empire was probably able to win the game at some point, but didn't.
I'm not one of those who says that Stellaris AI is bad, but this video would rather support their arguments than the contrary.
Imagine how fast a player would win if he spawned before everyone else...
Pretty sure that seeing as the republic empire was fighting a two sided war, you cant expect it to kill the unbidden.
You gotta note that the A.I don't want to per say, win the game like how players would win the game.
ASpec is so cool... he goes out of his way to do this because a subscriber requested it. ASpec is such a great youtuber. :D
I love you too person on the internet.
Love you Aspec
How did u do it dough?
yeah how?!
it's a mystery.
This is the only time I have seen the unbidden held off and close to being destroyed in any game.
if you throw everything at their home portal and destroy it you can widdle out the remaining ships over time
@@sprindraconis631 In my first save (ensign) I had just defeated the fallen empire in our first war, but I used a fed fleet, so I sent one of my 3 100k fleets, almost lost it, then just sent everything in to neutralize them before they could take any more. (I saw that they had taken my fleets, and zombie fighting mode just kicked in).
This almost seems like the classical history of a galactic empire, from emerging, rising and expanding, all the way up to slowly stagnating, up to a point where even the extradimensional invaders are completely ignored even after the homeworld of the empire is taken by them, which then causes this great empire to fall. And the fall of this seemingly technologically superior empire (they *won* a war against a half-the-galaxy-wide empire!!) will without doubt determine the fate of the galaxy (hint: not a nice one for organic beings).
I guess you all know that I'm talking about the Confederation of Figyar Worlds / Republic of Polymar.
According to the uploader, the Commonwealth won in the end. So there's that, at least.
I like this story you're spinning...
Republic of Polymar
*I WILL SURVIVE!*
"I will not just survive, I WILL thrive!"
POLYMAR PREVAILS
dman i was rooting for the republic of polymar
same ! they are the best !
Same! The unbidden-fighting and saviours of freedom from the Bhenn'Thell shall rise again!
Judging from the fact that the fvideo is 505 seconds long, I'm gonna assume that each second is two years.
Year 248: The Unbidden emerge in Polymar space.
Year 488: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth gets its ass kicked in an internal power struggle. The Republic of Polymar decides to be an opportunist and join in the asskicking.
Year 532: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth makes major gains against the separatists.
Year 574: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth wins another war against the separatists.
Year 584: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth wins a liberation war against the remaining separatists, apparently.
Skipped a lot
Year 896: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth wins a war against the other two major powers, after steamrolling them for a few centuries. Also the unbidden are out of control apparently.
There should be far more separatist threats.
you must do another one like this about the great polymar-unbiden war ! its like a 600 year war ! omg i love this
4:02 :D
Year 674: The Ben'Thell Commonwealth claims the last unclaimed star in the galaxy.
Year 686: The Republic of Polymar loses their original homeworld to the Unbidden.
LOVE IT ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Man, the Republic or Polymar managed to resist the Unbidden for a lot.
a 700 year war ! something can be found only on star wars and 40k
They resistend BhennThell too
That's one dangerous butterfly! What was curious was how the number two to pop onto the galactic stage, just right of the middle, proceeded to do absolutely nothing in terms of expansion for hundreds of years only to be swallowed up. It also seems like the AI never endeavored to give the Unbidden the death blow, instead favoring other pursuits after containing one of their invasions and then just being hit with the next wave each time. Cool timelapse, thanks!
Ikr I was expecting the first empire to win but the unbidden came in and beat em up and they never finishes them off
Or it was attacked by the other empires before it could finish the unbidden, there are some AI personalities who will use the weakness.
+Beast 3123 I think the Bhenn'Thell Commonwealth and the republic of polymar went to war a couple times after the unbidden were pushed back
The Bhenn'Thell probably attacked each time Polymar got into fights with the Unbidden. Republic fought a good fight though.
Very cool! You have the "ancient" race of Polymar doing fairly amazing until they trigger the unbidden, which gives the two other upstarts time to grow. Astoundingly, the Polymar actually manage to hold back the tide and even repel the Bhenn'Thell incursion, before finally the Homeworld falls to a massive second wave of Unbidden reinforcements, leaving the weakened Space Byzantium in a desperate fight for survival :P
I hope they make this a starting option for the players as well, leaving the Universe X years to develop before you can join in.
This would give some much needed extra history and character to the randomly generated Empires.
yea 3 years later and still true
Polymar is kind of like when you get a bowl of water and you press it against the ceiling with a broom. Everyone wants to take it vantage of The weakened state but if they do will probably open up the floodgates for the unbidden
I expected the larger three to grow to each control roughly one-third of the Galaxy each, then have nearly all of then surrounded by the unbidden. Suddenly, they work together, and the wormhole is destroyed in a final push to the end, and the unbidden disappear. The three empires, now with their borders pushed back to their core worlds, all stop expanding, because they notice the futility in a large empire, and go their separate ways as fallen empires, watching around a dozen small new blips appear on the map, and begin to expand.
And the cycle continues...
And the cycle continues...
I can't believe this video is 3 years old and I'm watching it towards the end of the 2010's decade, really makes time feel fleeting... also, to mark the future
-This comment was posted on the 11th of November 2019
Yeah it's the Three Kingdoms all over again
For this has all happened before, and it will all happen again
Do you think our galaxy is already conquered?
If it is they must be doing passive observation for now. :s
Or the alien abduction stories are true :O
+Justus Jep Our major leaders could be aliens infiltrating? At least one will throw it all away for a girl soon.
It would certainly explain Boris Johnson and Donald Trump..
nah if they would have our whole galaxy then we would pick up on some sort of signal
I'd hate to be the guy who had to struggle with the Unbidden...
3 years later this shows up in my recommended and I get to reply to my self. Neet.
@@slurricrasher9923
Neet
@@slurricrasher9923 popped up for me too . Neet +
@@slurricrasher9923 give it another 3 years
Neet
I'm surrounded by primitives!
YES! Miss you, Javik!
It seems that we have a kind of a big sci-fi universe where everyone can fit. Here we have a Mass Effect reference under the video about Stellaris, some other comments regard to Star Wars or Starcraft..
love space crossovers :3
Dam heretics, where’s the imperium when you need it
The first time I fought the unbiddon, it was purple against a purple background, thus I was very surprised when I ran into alien super fleets while I was carrying out what would be a trival conquest.
Same here. I had 3 fleets of 100k, sent one to take it over (first playthrough, and I had done many conquests in that same region). I almost lost the whole fleet, and I saw they took a ton of ships. I realized I was fighting zombies, so I decided I had to neutralize them as fast as possible, and before the other AI in the area just gave it more ships to use. It ended up being a 300k vs a 180k and I won, glad I didn't let it expand thinking it wouldn't hurt me.
all hail to the polymer republic. they deserve it.
Polymer huh
Just a curiosity, what was the ethos, gov type and AI personality of the major players (the Republic of Polymer, the Bhenn'Thell Commonwealth and the Fex'Klanga Interplanetary Commonwealth)
Yea would like to know that too! but I guess it will be something pretty agressive, after all there were quite some wars.
Kostas anagno Not really, they just got to be non-collectivist. And since they are a republic, maybe they are militarist or spiritualist, because only the theocratic republic and the militaristic republic have the "republic" definition.
Yeah, or that.
This is how I wish the game started. I often hate how similar each game ends up, especially when Aurora 4X is free and so indepth.
Is aurora difficult to get into? I'd like to play something that is similiar to Stellaris but more polished however I have neither time nor will to learn how to play for days.
Mobilone Aurora 4x has a ton of let's plays on youtube look it up. Graphics aren't there, but everything else is.
wtf... Dude, its not that graphics aren´t there. The game doesn´t stand a chance against Stellaris. Sometimes numbers ruin games. We don´t know how aliens are so there is no point in making a weird game like that.
play aurora. its free. its awesome. its realistic u dont need graphics use your imagination
If I wanted to use my imagination I wouldn't use it to play shitty f2p games
Would be cool if you could spawn as a war torn pre ftl world with more than one sentient sopecies fighting for control.
Johiah plays games So Europa Universalis
Chrispy Creme Late Medieval Age would be Crusader Kings, Rennaissance and Steam age would be EU IV, Industrial age would be Victoria II and Hearths of Iron IV would be the transtition between machine and atomic age
And so the oldest civilization in the galaxy is consumed by aliens from another universe.
How can this be done?
Update: just kill_country 00 *yourself*, hit continue on end screen, and repeat by going up the numbers for each AI. Then just use observe and overnight to watch
Unidentifiable Cat thanks a lot mate
@The Alpaca Redstoner Spectator mode also does that. Now the reason for killing your empire in this case is to not interfere with the primitives or expand.
thanks
would love an mod that makes every species to an primitiv secies
would need codes to "fight" on just one planet, and to research the basic techs... play the scenario how the planet came united... create yout traits in this war for dominance and create your goverment... HOW do you win? how do you unite your people? war? technology? religion? money? how do YOU it. that makes your species...
could be an awesome mod or an awesome DLC both is great :D
Xenoit1 Sid Meiers Civilization - Space Victory
Drew Durnil has 2 mega campaigns (with commentary) that include CK2, EU4, HOI4 and Stellaris. Not exactly what your looking for, but still really neat
Play spore until the world domination stage, play civ go to space victory then you can play stellaris.
i was kinda hoping to see the bhenn'thall commonwealth pull a roman and collapse but no.
Imagine if this game was the space stage of spore hmmm
it is
Aww, I really feel for the Republic. First to emerge, expand, and encounter another alien species. The Unbidden emerged in their space and, for a while, held them off and beat them back. Then there was the sudden shift to the south, giving the Unbidden the distraction they needed. Republic worlds fell, and even their homeworld was consumed...
i think it would be cool, if you continued to run this time lapse in a part 2 so we can see the result of the Republic of Polymar calling in the unbidden, it looks as if they will be defeated. I wonder if the Bheen'Thell Commonwealth or the Fex'Klanga Interplanetary Commonweath can defeat them
Uploader says that eventually the Commonwealth won. So there's that, at least.
This video pop up for me, and I just remembered how wild this game used to be, with the 3 kinda of FTL, system stealing by building towns of space stations close to the desired border, and the sectors wanting to become independent as soon as you made them like f-ing dumbasses and your inability to do anything about it, and last but not least the crazy ending win conditions like own 60 % of the galaxy or pops or whatever
Our people were first in many things.
The first to reach for the stars. The first to create august dominion.
The first to come in contact with them.
We never knew comfort. Throughout our history, we've continuously pushed our limits and overcame every obstacle. As we were ready to harvest the fruits of our labor, a peaceful age of harmony within and cooperation with other species outward, they came. From impossible angles, with their maddening, unexplainably-shaped forms, they slaughtered entire planets by the millions. Many went insane from simply looking upon them. And even when many other empires saw it as an opportunity to stab us in the back and seize resources and territory, we did not fall into despair.
As we always did, we carried on.
Eventually, we started understanding them. Their profane manifestations in our three-dimensional space started to show patterns, and the underlying mechanisms of how they worked unraveled. Suddenly, not only were we capable of destroying them - we started being proficient at it.
However, it was not the only front we fought on. To the south, the Bhenn'Thell cared little for our struggle. Whether they thought they could rid the galaxy of the invaders themselves after we were gone, or they had other plans after they would subjugate us was not our concern. But only through ingenuity and adaptiveness could we stand on multiple fronts. Perhaps the unbidden were a blessing in disguise - pushing us to overcome in ways we would not even be able to conceive of if we had not endured the pressure they brought onto us.
Our allies to the west were more merciful. An ally might seem like a strong word, as we were still fighting their forces every decade or so, but compared to the invaders or the southern imbeciles, they were the best ally we could hope for, occasionally defending themselves against the unbidden menace.
Generations upon generations bred, raised and lost to fight war upon war. I am just another cog in the great machine of war to ensure a future of our people.
But I will try, and I pray that we win, in the end, and at last earn our age of peace.
This is pretty good man
Republic of Polymar would've had it if the Unbidden hadn't showed up.
ikr
This is like the three kingdoms period in China but flipped upside down
Stopping at around 3:55 I feel very much reminded of the "The inner Sphere" maps from the Battletech books, even if only in broad strokes.
Pre-Cherryh Stellaris, so beautiful.
I was really rooting for the Republic of Polymar since they were the first ones to really start expanding. Then the Unbidden showed up and ruined everything, like they always do. After that it was really nothing that could be done to save them. The Unbidden seized their homeworld and all their original colonies and everyone around them took advantage of their weakened state to steal as much territory as they could. Kind of sad honestly.
This is how the game should start.
ikr
This would probably make for a good tabletop roleplay setting as a Polymar commando. Actually fuck that make a spinoff game about the Polymar Republic's twilight age, caught between the Unbidden and the blind behemoth Bhenn'Thell.
Ah this needs to be a a game mode with some game play additions. Every one starts as primitives in the modern are and there are internal political events and some buildup like space ports, elevators, moon base, the first station before you make a leap into the "age of strife" where you get your interstellar travel. After that the "normal" Stellaris game starts. this would be awesome. I wish there would be an overall culture state that is influenced by different aspects of your empire. For example if you get into the "age of strife" you get a bonus to ship speed research and colony building. When you expand too quick or if you expand X-light years form your home system this state changes over time to maybe "Stable Empire" with minor bonus to stability and no more research. You you Expand too quick in too short of time you get "Unstable Expansion" where you start loosing control over your fringe worlds event hat far that you can loose them and they declare Independence. Then you get events to prevent this or you can send out fleets to the systems to passively suppress them or even let them be impended and you get a new vassal. So much potential...
With all this love for fictional empires in an 8 minute space empire simulator video, I can imagine little internet empire/memes sprouting up with support for the Commonwealth the the Republic, in some weird way. Maybe itll start as like some sorta fanfiction, or itll spread like Stellaris' private meme
Old video that got in my recommended, still I'll ask a question that will probably be left unanswered:
Were the Unbidden broken/bugged in this version since they barely expanded?
Yes, they didn't build anchors, which made them die too easily.
I feel like there should be some explanation as to *why* so many "Civs" rose up at once, maybe an event chain that leads to the discovery of X, Y, and Z resulting in the discovery of some greater being, maybe in line with the "Unbidden" in its monstrosity.
A lot of them were already in their Pre-FTL space stage, so it's the shortest jump. I've done a ton of experimenting with them and they're very limited in their pre-space stage.
I love the soundtrack for this game. Such a good soundtrack.
It's interesting seeing the AI actually reclaim some of the Unbidden territory early on. In the games I've played, the AI doesn't have anyway way to deal with them. Even with the portal closed and the Unbidden's wings clipped, the AI won't enter a system if has any left over defense platforms. If I were to speculate I'd say they left out the AI coding for interacting with them.
Hooold the fuck up, are you saying that Pre-FTL civs can eventually achieve FTL techs and start to expand ??
Indeed they can.
Even bronze age savages may one day into space if you wait a few thousand years.
Provided they don't reach the space age 2000 years in and nuke themselves back to said bronze age.
I had three systems I used for society research, probing three different species lol, I made two build pyramids to my greatness. Then all three of them eventually became my vassals
Jovalin, I have bad news, I was observing a lovely world full of birds in the Early space age and right before I decided to enlighten them... They nuked them selves.
But hey! You get a nice research boost from the research that comes out of their dying planet!
4:02 ... well played Polymar
Just saw the comment of someone requesting to see if you actually did it. What a nice guy, thanks for doing all you do man. Your vids are super helpful and interesting. Wish I would have found you soonee
Can someone explain what happened here: 4:02 Bhenn'Thell instantly lost a bunch of systems! :O
I haven't played this game yet but I love these videos.
No I don't I think what happen was factions of others species decided to break away from the government it can happen if you don't mange the factions in your empire
they lost the war aguainst polyamar who was able to conquer a good numbere of systems + liberate others !
At the beginning, there where nothing. And then life appears and at this very moment it begin to be chaos.
cool to see how Bhenn'Thell and polymer while the unbidden were around and as Bhenn'Thell started winning vs Polymer the Unbidden started to get stronger as the their war went on
I love games where I am alone with primitive civilisations and just watching them develop. Just sitting back, never interfering.
The Republic of Polymar have my utmost respect, trying to contain an end-game threat like the Unbidden. The Arcadian Directorate will follow your example in the next cycle.
Imagine if we’re in this stage of the galaxy, we might very well be the first civ to ever exist. We might very well be the first who will reach out and touch the stars we might be the first who will make contact with alien life, we might become a shinning beacon in the galaxy or we may flicker away like a candle our species has so much potential I can’t wait to see what we become
Got that feeling of golden age sci fi, with galactic polities rising and falling as centuries whizz by
Damnnn I just realized that me and my friend should try this mode out.
We spawn 0 fallen empires, 1-2 advanced civilizations, and instead of cuoosing to spawn civilizations we just increase the amount of primitive civilizations up to maybe 3x-4x. That could be very interesting.
Man, the Polymar Republic didn't deserve to suffer from RNG like that. Sure, they probably should've crushed the Unbidden while they could, but it was the Commonwealth who doomed them. All in favor of creating this same exact timeline except we put the Unbidden in the southwest side of the galaxy
I don't know anything about this game, but dang, the butterfly people heckin' took over the galaxy
2:10 The Unbidden obliterated a civilization and an entire species. :c
This is great! A clock or a time counter would be great too, bitu even without, this is mesmerizing to watch. Tanks for doing this (and thanks to Scott Manley (+szyzyg) for pointing it out)
+David Zerrenner Scott Manley pointed out this video?
Actually, i misinterpreted my twitter timeline, sorry. It was Paradox themselves :)
Then the Unbidden came and destroyed everything.
they really should add young and old variants of all the character portraits! or maybe just for the humans! i had a leader that was on her 130'th year of life, and i took her out of presidency like 40 years ago because i thought she was going to die at any moment, and she was still alive! it would be awesome to see her really old, enduring portrait.
It's nice to occasional look back at old Stellaris
What I really want to know is how large Bhenn'Thell Commonwealth fleets must have been come owning 4th of the galexy then once they hit half
im makin a game where 0 ai empires spawned, but there is 5x primitive spawns, so im trying to make a utopia for the primitives in the galaxy. I.E terraforming their near worlds into gaia worlds, building megastructures etc.
You should do one of these in the current update. that might be pretty cool
Reminds me of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the great struggle between the noble houses of Wei, Wu, and Shu-Han.
omfg my screen froze and i sat here for 8 minutes thinking, "i dont see any unbidden, what are these comments saying?"
0:59 *Figyar: "whoops gotta change my name lmao"*
In Stellaris we need FTL drive ships. That FTL allow to travet 1,5 days to other side of Galaxy. NOW add this mod and observe WHAT HAPPEND!
I know this is an older video, but can you give us a vid or guide on how to set something like this up for ourselves? Would love to do this with my own custom settings.
ASpec, you should make the Republic of Polymar its own civilization and upload it to the workshop. I'd love to have a civ in my game that can solo the Unbidden for a 7+ centuries.
The Unbidden were pretty chill in this scenario.
Creation and BEYOND INTENSIFIED
IN THE NAME OF THE REPUBLIC! THIS IS NOT THE END! REGROUP! TOGETHER WE SHALL RECLAIM OUR LANDS!
This game is so fascinating.
ASpec to Stellaris: Congratulations, you played yourself.
Ye, that's basically right.
This scenario explains the Fermi Paradox completely. Aliens don't exist, at least not in this galaxy.
I love how the unbidden came out of fucking nowhere, like, "SURPRISE BITCH!"
How could the Unbidden Spawn? I thoght the only way to trigger them is by researching Jumpdrive and being an player?
Researching Jump Drive decreases the time from which it could occur.
It doesn't have to be a player the Unbidden can be triggered by the AI too
Turns out that isn't the case, misread the trigger on that one. The Unbidden video is thus out of date.
ASpec RIP, it will be missed ;-:
SilicalNZ Not really, now you have more control on the event and you can trigger it when you think you are ready to face them( unless another end game event has been already triggered)
This was very pleasing to watch
Ohh 2016!Now it makes sense.
Meanwhile, on the frontlines against the Unbidden:
*"FOR THE REPUBLIC!"*
*"¡No Pasaran!"*
Watch out for those wrist rockets!
This reminds me of the days when your empires borders were more tied to cultural/technological boundaries instead of being a set distance from a star base. Stellaris has really evolved into a completely different game over the years.
my guess is what happens is the Republic was holding most if not 89% of military forces at borders of unbidden. This way they managed to isolate the bastard's for centuries...though as we see there are occasional outbreaks but very minimal. my guess is most of the other empires have forgotten about the unbidden threat and stroked the republic at borders. This caused the Republic to initiate emergency transport of large number of military from the borders of unbidden to the borders being attacked by the Commonwealth. This though caused the unbidden to bloat too much and the republic was too late to contain the bastards. the republic is like a buffalo with 2 lions on it. yikes
Man, Republic of Polymar is like a space byzantium.
Everyone's impressed with the Republic of Polymar, but nobody seemed to notice how the Cartel of Azaun managed to hold out against the Interplanetary Commonwealth even while their neighbors were all overwhelmed.
too many times had my galaxies been conquered by 3 superpowers. It seems to be just a quirk in the system, like evolution.
The republic of polymar? More like the Imperium of man holding back them xenos
It would actually be pretty great to see a few more of these
It’s all fun and games till the unbidden show up.
The thing I don't like in Stellaris is that names of empires are always horizontal, unlike in all other Paradox games, where we play as Earth nations.
I wonder how this scenario would run in the most recent patch. hey ASpec, something to try.
it's like a petri dish
Republic of polymar was done dirty.
Two minutes of video and we already have the Unbidden...
Well the strongest are the polymer holding off the unbidden for that long = badass