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Why did i lag when i vasaliset haf the galagy with only corvets and it wos hundreds it wos like almost 1000corvets why did it nlag??
Hey I ask sopmething there Is have Fallen Empire That have Democratic Regime?
3:51 this is japan and south korea in modern times 😂😂😂
Moving capital? Well had playthrough like this before:
* Play as Doomsday
* Manage to roll Terraforming early
* Terraform and colonize Mars before Earth explodes
* Move capital to Mars
* Sip tea and enjoy the fireworks from Olympus Mons
This reminds me of Dan Simmons "Hyperion"
I tried to do exactly this but could never get it right.
Ah, a fellow Infinite Warfare enjoy. Absolutely based.
Mars Aeternum.
They tried this in Futurama, they got the which planet was having a doomsday wrong
Ah, a fellow Mechanicum enjoyer.
Praise the Omnissiah.
I move my capital sometimes. I enjoy conquering the L-cluster, developing it, and moving all my pops into it.
I move my capital to the largest world I can, to get the most out of the designation bonus
Im pretty much all my Commonwealth runs i move the capital to a ring world, it just feels right
I’d move it to a developed planet that’s the furthest from my enemies. Kinda like what Constantine did
@@idontlikerome2744 Ring world capitals are goated.
@@AAhmou Is that goog or bad thing?
I've moved my Capital once. As a last ditch effort to survive an overwhelming and angry Awakened Empire. Moved my Capital to my last remaining system which was a Pulsar. Survived! But my economy was tanked and my pops rebelling. Was then destroyed by the weak ass neighbour that I had been launching war after war of Humiliation against to get the Influence to build all the Habitats that got taken out by the Awakened Empire.
I was playing as a machine empire not even an evil one just had the pop growth civic and retrospective. Some rat neighbor I met (after friendly greetings and sent an envoy to improve relations) quickly got -200 and was going -50 a month. Denouncement came quick
I used to move my capital a lot when the worm was easier to get so I could get more planets
I always set up my home system as a trinary for that exact reason. Now... there's no point.
Moving your capital can be pretty viable under some niche circumstances; these two come to mind:
1) If you're a Teravore, moving your capital can be beneficial as any pops from a planet that gets fully eaten will automatically relocate to your capital. This was especially useful in the last Teravore game I had, as it allowed me to populate Cybrex Alpha really quickly
2) If you get The Horizon Signal event chain and accept The Worm's blessing (they love us), it will turn every planet in your capital system; not your home planet. If you manage to relocate your capital to a system that has a lot of gas giants, that can mean having numerous Size 20+ planets
But yeah, it's a pretty pointless mechanic otherwise
When using the worm in the contingency systems, you can also have a 50+ non-capital planet.
There is an achivement if you move your capital to a ring section.
Can be fun for some roleplays, not everyone plays just to win. It's a storybuilding game after all.
I've only moved my capital *once* to follow the remnant-->ecu guide for rogue servitors to make it a forge ecu and I felt so dirty afterwards.
I've moved my capital during a period of on and off wars to move it to more strategically sound positions during the war, wasn't a great move but it kept me alive.
Playing a fanatic purifier, have only declared one hostile war since game start about 300 years ago, still control about 1/4 of the Galaxy.
If i remember well, crises do not count as wars for the pacifist achievement 🤔
I sometimes move my capital to a ringworld. It isn´t efficient but I like it and it sounds like something my guys would do.
“When your max level scientist dies, oof, pain.”
Me, who’s head of research is a Chronofuge: “Is this some kind of poor person joke I’m too rich to understand?”
my empire whoever had a small deficit of 1K ENERGY
1:58 I'm actually the kind of player that runs out of alloy storage and has to build fleets (happened to me in the Montu tournament)
Moved my Capital as a Machine Intelligence. Moved it from Earth to a size 50 Machine World I made. Felt so good
I move my capital after building ring world
Some idealistic newbie joins multiplayer: "I'm a xenophilic egalitarian power which greets everyone in galaxy with admiration. Join my tolerant federation. Let's feel empathy towards all forms of life!"
Everyone else: "Hey, we are not doing kindergarten stuff here!"
I sometimes move my capital... to another planet in my starting system. See, I usually start in the Sol system, because Mars is always terraformable, and I usually end up turning 'Earth' into a Ecumenopolis dedicated towards alloys. Since I play tall, like ascending worlds, and like to be able to maintain a powerful empire with JUST my starting system, I transfer my capital to Mars and ascend Earth until its alloy production costs almost no minerals. Then Mars can supply all of my mineral and food needs, and since I usually run megacorps, I can supply energy and consumer goods via trade habitats and branch offices. Then build a mega shipyard and turn my starting starbase into a defensive citadel.
All told, I wind up with a starting capital system that supplies ALL of my required energy, minerals, food, and consumer goods, over 1k alloys, around 2-3k research, can build fleets in record time, and is very defensible. Even if I lose the entire rest of my empire, I can maintain a galactic war with JUST Sol.
Fallen empires when I summon a dimensional fleet for the 200th time
1:12 I was playing the covenant from halo as void dwellers, once I had control over the L-Cluster I built as many habitats as I could there and moved my capital High Charity to the L-Cluster completely moving my whole population to the L-Cluster. on the bright side with only 1 choke point the crisis never got past me and I only suffered a minor resource crash as I got settled there, was also in charge of a Holy Covenant
"Our journey into the Divine Beyond guaranteed, and nothing not even The Flood can stop us."
@@tenebrisnarud9738 actually.. that did end up happening as I ended the game as the crisis in multi-player lobby. I blew up the galaxy for the great journey
I wonder if anyone has actually bought stellaris dlc through the ep3o humble bundle
they have!
That requires not having all the dlc.
I moved the capital back before the warp drive/wormhole removal.
1:40 thats seriously me. i always chill with my 3 corvettes in the early game unless i encounter a potential threat
Early 2100s? Stellaris starts in 2200 bro.
I had a robotic determined exterminators on my side of the galaxy with 1 hostile empire between me and them and no matter how many diplomats they kept sending more diplomats against me all the while they were getting purged, as soon as i was able to status quo the empire i used the path the determined exterminators connected to my border against them, and then my call for a crises in the GC went through and we mopped him up in 5 years though he destroyed a sizable portion of our fleets in the process. Skip 40ish years and my vassals have spread across almost the whole galaxy, up to the point we found a single system of despotic despoilers, i chose to play the safe card and call another crises on them instantly, turns out they are easy to crush with a whole galaxy at your beck and call.
I have moved my capital to ring world segments before - the Cybrex system is nicely juicy for that.
For those who will listen, here is the story of the empire of sildoria. Long ago, a human colony ship was lost, with no habitable planets in site. The ships systems were failing and supplies dwindling, but they found an unusually stable gas giant to live on, which they named sildoria. Gas giants are hard to live on, so the humans changed. They were extremely adaptive and intelligent. But due to cramped conditions they were sedentary and reproduced slowly. The government was an oligarchy that was built to provide utopian living standards, which had a high resource demand, resulting in a work hard/play hard system of labor. The sildorians(humans) had a never ending thirst for resources, and devised a method to "overstrip" a planet, specializing it to produce one resource while destroying and deposits of others. Alien diplomacy was rather lackluster. The sildorians weren't too concerned with diplomacy and only one neighbor wanted to join their research cooperative anyways. Later down the line, the sildorians researched robotics, and eventually transferred their own minds into them. Unlocking a very special project, the virtual world. This world, like an ecumenopolis, had a much higher population capacity. Though it wasn't just higher, it was essentially infinite, given the populations needs could be met. As this world digitized people and put them in a simulated world so housing and amenities were a non issue. This world also brought the opportunity to trade sapient beings as digital tokens. But thankfully, this avenue wasn't explored, as unemployed pops generated more research and unity due to utopian conditions.
That point in stellaris when its easier to blow up the planet then manage it economy
I unironically just use the Neutron sweep in all my playthroughs. Can't be bothered to use invading armies so i just choose mass extinction instead. In my current solo i fought against an empire and wiped 36 planets/habitats and a full ring world. I have no idea what their pop count was but i mean- i have almost 1.7k pops and had vassalized everyone else by that point. They were the last holdout. Were.
The only way to fight the true enemy - the lag.
The less different species they are, the less lag.
@@molybdaen11 kinda funny too. My empire is very Xenophobic so to avoid just... enslaving the entire galaxy, those who willingly become my vassals, i do my best not to integrate them just so i can keep them.
For some reason the thumbnail was the opposite for my Ironman game.
Fallen empire had like 4 500k fleets
My capital is always in a fixed spot and any attempts to even lay claim to it lead to a war, vassalization, and taxation so hard Prussia post ww1 had a steady economy in comparison.
Moving capital can be strategic like I want the good systems in my one home sector and one is one hyperlane too far. Or well for RP, the Worm ate our home star so well time to move! But the original capital world is still marked as "your species' homeworld" awww.
I move it to the L-cluster on either a Gaia or Ring world.
I once moved my capital from my starting habitat to a ecumenopolis to get the special imperial palace building
When I get a ring world I will move my capital there
I moved the capital for the ringworld achievement once
And since I played doomsday before I kinda had to move my capital after 40 years XD
Buma? Nah, Bubbles with a century and beyond, forever over our Homeworlds
Usually I just act like a fanatic Militarist and go along with everyone's antics with a total fleet power of... Hmmm 500K by the time someone decides to start actual wars. Though it's a bit of a grind because I often am low on Alloys because I spent them all on a fleet that I am not going to use until I get bored of watching everyone clash.
personally i eat fallen empires for breakfast by just pumpin their systems with relentless amounts of corvettes and destroyers
Its always the cute little lizard that's the most evil
The annoying thing is not all the dlcs are on the Xbox version of stellaris which is what I have
Most recent playthrough I actually had to move my capital because I decided to research the remains of the dimensional horror (not worth it) on the upside my new capital used to belong to a fallen empire so that was nice
Listen, if I find a size 22 Relic world, I'm going to move my capital.
Me before Overlord: we want democracy and welfare.
Me after Overlord: FOR DEMOCRACY AND WELFARE!
Also it's fun Speedrunning Supremacy and wiping out two empires before first contacts are even done because CORVETTE SPAM GO BRRRRR
I did that to once, but that was because I spawned right next to a devouring swarm and a fanatic purifier. Don’t worry it wasn’t that bad since I was a determined exterminator.
If I find a Gaia world or ring world, I tend to move my capital there. If not, then it always stays the same.
I move my capital to the birch world after taking it for myself
I was denounced once, then promptly squashed like a bug when my ally decided it would be a good idea to start a war with a fallen empire. Asshole allies are the worst.
That last one is just ACoT in a nutshell
I have moved my capital once and that was yesterday i started with a size 14 planet because of the new origin for machines and there was a nice neighbor with a size 30 Gaia World, so being the driven assimilators that i am i...
5:21 Once terraformed a friends capital of Earth into a Hive World as devouring swarm and then returned to my space after it was done. Serves them right for declaring war on me when I was a 'peaceful' devouring swarm
Me when i've got best tech level in galaxy but my fleet is nonexistent and economy is poor too: Hmm yes, you would make a fine prospectorium vassal!
Genocide go BRRRRRRRRR
Yes
I changed my capital, because my home system was the perfect choke point and i was doing a defensive run, so... I had other priorities on my homeworld than having capital buildings.
Soo. I created an Empire that is a Fanatic Militarist and Authoritarian with Distinguish Admiralty and Warrior Culture with Slow Breeders, Strong, Conservationist, Enduring and Talented as its Traits. Its Origins is Prosperous Unification and put that sucker on Commodore Difficulty and let it play out as an AI empire, I end up being subjugated by 2260 with my 14K fleet while they have 3 fleets all sitting around 30K. So if you want a challenge @Ep3o, Then here you go.
There was this one time I pissed off a Fallen Empire of Spiritualistic Scum to the point they declared war on me. Luckily the game was feeling nice enough and there war goal was only to humiliate me. I surrendered.
I don't know if it was event mod or not, but during one of my run throughs older galactic civs had 4 digiti threat level against me, 3 different alliances were created by ai's in opposition to me and one planet with wormhole in the system that was meant to be my entry point (because 3 empire AI aliiance declare a war against me because they were stronger combined but only one of them was at my borders and others were blocked and couldn't get to me. Took me ages to find the wormhole.) chose to detonate a nuke at the core of the planet rather than let me take it. And all I did was play as cat girl empire that ate xenos and wanted nice symetrical borders in our little corner of the galaxy that wasn't even that large to begin with. It's not my fault a prim civ gone into space, taking luxurious system and dropping a blob in my perfectly nice realm. Cat girls did eat well after that little war though.
Ahhh I just love genocides.
Also no the true name is bubbles.
wait...... you can set the a.i empire count to 0 ?!
When you are truly alone in the galaxy - until the crisis arrives.
I mean I also make whole new fleet when I got max alloys storage. Also when I do this usualy this fleet is full and with every type of ship that I created. And with this I got new sector fleet. And soon every sector got one giant fleet makes this 3 things.
1. its imposoble for enemy to suprice attack me. While the sector fleet is defending the other fleets will go to rescue or attack enemy
2. Empire got so much power that almost everyone wants to become mine vassal or under mine protection
3. With this Im sure ready for any type of event... From machine uprising throuth awakend empire and war in heaven... To crisis. Bonus for being ready If every capital sector is conected throught gateways
remnants origin, always move capital..
Holly Order of The Bigger Stick
One play throughout the galaxy was split into 3 major powers and both of them hated me so i got denounce like 50 times so i left the galactic community and everyone declared war on me
I move my capital onto size 60 ecumenopolis
I always do move my capital, first planet is always bad for me
I'm curious what y'all use in your games, for me it's pure armor cruisers with as many missiles/torpedoes I can fit. It's probably easy to counter but the AI doesn't know that :)
I moved my capital on my first playthrough because I lost my homeworld in a war
Also, galactic crisis and crisi in general don't count as war so the pacific achievement can still be done
I like to play as Human lost colony's that are often egalitarian and sometimes Xenophile (for envoys and amoeba pacification) that have to overthrow authoritarian xenophobe Human Empires that become galactic emperor and when I Get earth back i might make it my capital.
Moving capitals wasn't uncommon in very old builds of the game as the further a planet was from your capital, the lower its ethic attraction was.
I've moved my capital. Voidborne start are about finding a homeworld for my people.
I move my capitol if it is smaller than other colonies I have also it is a very good strat for defending your capitol if you find a good choke point
I've moved my capital once to get the ascension level 5 trade ring world
i've moved capitals, there are time you find a location shift early game helps to make a 24 planet super sector.
or you find a modded planet with like godrolls of modifiers. your capital just another variable you can min max
I once moved my capital to an ecomunopolis that was the centre of my trade and research and in a much better position to defend should the world decide to rebel against the galactic emperor
I didn’t need favors to become custodian and remove term limits, everyone just liked me so much. They even had strong support on declaring imperium.
I am the diplomatic king
I moved my capital to a planetary computer today.. Promptly got murdered by 9 empires in a fed ganging up on me. (Next time more moons..)
I only move my capital in gigastructural engineering when I get things like the birchworld.
Isn't being racist to everything else the whole deal of the Imperium of Man?
I move my capital. only when I play relic though, so I can use foundry world.
When I played as a devouring swarm I had to move my capital because of the great khan lucky for me I found a excavation site that made the fallen now awakened empire like me
I'm the only one that's actually good at economy and shit in wars and aloy managment 😂
We need an expansion that allows for politics with sectors and governors and for legislation to be voted on for set sectors.
4:37 LIES
Her name is Bubbles you ####
I move my capital in my modded games. I just love the matrioska brain background for my empire. or when i take over the L-cluster.
Best (modded)game i had was with a frend where we do 2 vs the galaxy type game where everything is maxed except crisis start dates. In that game the khan took control of most of the galaxy except us walked into the galactic hall put down his throne and declared himself the emporer. funniest shit ever.
On rare circumstances, I will move my capital. If I started too close to a belligerent neighbor, I might do it. If my empire can be governed with one sector instead of two, I might do it.
The OCD in me doesn't like having a lopsided empire.
*37m voting strength*
If I am playing a game and the only good canadate for a generator world is my capital, I move it to a smaller world. That is why I would move capitals.
Wait, you can move your capital?!
Out of my 1k hours I've move my capital once.
3:18
huh? you guys paid for stellaris?
this man looks and sounds of peak reddit
I move my capital almost every game lol. I want my sectors to be as effective as possible also lore wise more often than not your homeworld has a history of bloodshed and kinda sucks compared to your neighboring guarenteed planets.
thanks for the memes
I move my capital to optimize my trade routes.
moved my capital and the rest of my pops to the conquered L-gate cluster after the prethoryn destroyed 2 of the FE blocking the way to my air space plus they destroyed 6 other empires alr
had migration pacts with almost all empires except for the fanatic purifiers, i had a combined fleet power of 500k with a mercenary enclave of 300k, I maxed out terminal egress with fortress worlds and habitats, and put purely defensive buildings on the station, positioned all my fleets at the gate, as the last 3 Fallen empires got devoured and the remaining empires desperately held out, i remembered the fanatic purifiers was still in game as is actually beating the prethoryn, as i formed migration pacts with the last 4 empires to at least keep some of their pop on my planets (i was a xenophile authoritarian and militarist) i saw that the fanatic purifiers had a combined fleet power of 1mil, i was surprised but i got scared cause i saw the prethory have 4 fleets each having 10 million, as they finished the fanatic purifiers and the remaining empires, i was the last one, the whole galaxy taken over and only the L cluster remaining, at this point i spent all my alloys to get a combined fleet power of 3 million, my station consisting of 560k all my fortress habitats and worlds stacked up with shield generators, the worlds have orbitals rings, it was my last stand, as each one of their fleets poured through, i spent my remaining energy to build more ships from my mega shipyard, one by one my fleets fell i switched to no retreat doctrine, the mercenary enclave i set up there was desperately producing ships as i have, all my shipyard surrounding terminal egress was pumping out corvettes, frigates and destroyers, until those stations were destroyed, my fortress worlds fell, until it was my capital remaining, a combined fleet of 10k stood at the top of my planet, with an army in the planet worth 10k, my station there has 89k power, as the prethoryn destroyed everything. i was confused how they destroyed the fallen empires quickly but then i get an event notice, “Ghost signal”, i remembered setting endgame at 2250 and prethoryn appeared at 2278 while it’s currently the year 2390,.
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