STELLARIS: New Paradox Game in SPAAAACE

[Grey Fox]

Oh, I hadn't even notice it was a workshop game.

[celedhring]

Downloaded the Nationalism Mod and the Extra Flag color mod, they seem to work together.

So, if you want to play Space Angola or SPQR, you can now.

Nice. I have a Roman Empire-themed save planned down the line. Now I just need a name and a ship list. I might even make one myself if it's not complicated.

[Jaron]

Here comes all the Balkan fanbois and their "Macedonian Space Empire".

1. Purge Albanians
2. Purge Serbs
3. Purge Greeks
4. Play techno music

[The Brain]

TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO

[Pedrito]

Downloaded the Nationalism Mod and the Extra Flag color mod, they seem to work together.

So, if you want to play Space Angola or SPQR, you can now.

Tim, is there St. Mark's Lion in the symbols?

:venicefanboi:

L.

[dps]

Downloaded the Nationalism Mod and the Extra Flag color mod, they seem to work together.

So, if you want to play Space Angola or SPQR, you can now.

Chick don't look particularly Angolan.

[Jaron]

One complaint I have about Stellaris is as a human race, blacks seem to be the most prevalent color. Why is that?

[Neil]

One complaint I have about Stellaris is as a human race, blacks seem to be the most prevalent color. Why is that?

Game was developed by Swedes.

[The Brain]

One complaint I have about Stellaris is as a human race, blacks seem to be the most prevalent color. Why is that?

Is black really a color though?

[celedhring]

Does anybody know if the different nav computers really govern your ship's actions during naval combat, or is it all just fluff text and only the bonuses matter?

I really want to be able to make actual dedicated ships with actual tactics and battleplans (screens, main line, the like). I haven't seen a 4x pull that off effectively yet. Most of the time you just load your best weapon in your best ship and mass-produce that for all your fleets. But there seems to be an attempt to create some complexity and fleet design decisions in Stellaris, even if it doesn't really come across cleanly yet.

[The Brain]

How do you enter flavor text for your custom empires? I'm blind and stupid.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

Does anybody know if the different nav computers really govern your ship's actions during naval combat, or is it all just fluff text and only the bonuses matter?

I really want to be able to make actual dedicated ships with actual tactics and battleplans (screens, main line, the like). I haven't seen a 4x pull that off effectively yet. Most of the time you just load your best weapon in your best ship and mass-produce that for all your fleets. But there seems to be an attempt to create some complexity and fleet design decisions in Stellaris, even if it doesn't really come across cleanly yet.

I remember MOO3 tried that...

[Barrister]

By the way how do you actually see the battles being played out?  All I see is a little EU-ish line showing relative strengths.

[The Brain]

By the way how do you actually see the battles being played out?  All I see is a little EU-ish line showing relative strengths.

Played out how?

[celedhring]

Endless Space also tried it too, but ultimately it was still more effective to just mass-produce hundreds of glass cannons.

By the way how do you actually see the battles being played out?  All I see is a little EU-ish line showing relative strengths.

You can zoom all the way in and you'll see the battle. They are just messy brawls of ships shooting each other though.