How to get titan technology

[Dark]

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[𝔜𝔲𝔢]

Research it.

[tempest.of.emptiness]

I believe you have to have the Apocalypse DLC. If you do, then after you have researched Battleships and Star Fortresses the tech for Titans has a chance to be offered for research each time a tech is finished. The wiki hasn't been updated with the specifics yet, so someone else may be able to provide a more precise answer.

[corisai]

@tempest.of.emptiness is almost entirely correct.

Apoacalypse DLC + "Battleships" technology alone (no need for Star Fortress tech) = change to roll "Titan" tech for research.

[Botji]

Just to add the final bits, its also a tier 5 tech so you need to get 5 tier 4 engineering techs before you can get access to it.

[Eminence]

And if the star fortress isn't needed to research it you still need citadel to actually build one. Iirc the Titan had a special shipyard building that can only be constructed in a citadel.

[Dark]

idk what to do i've got citadel already and basicly almost every tech and still not a titan :/

[Elitewrecker PT]

Bad luck, put a voidcraft scientist leading in case you haven't.

[Dark]

does it matter?

[Shinzor]

Originally posted by Dark:

does it matter?

Yes, the type of bonus the leader has gives a small bonus to that type of tech showing up

[Shinzor]

Also you just had bad luck, the techs show up randomly with only the above thing I talked about having any effect as far as I know(could be wrong I am not a pro) also you need battleship tech I think

[corisai]

Originally posted by Shinzor:

Also you just had bad luck, the techs show up randomly with only the above thing I talked about having any effect as far as I know(could be wrong I am not a pro) also you need battleship tech I think

1. To get titan tech you need battleships, not citadels (they will need for building titans, but not for research).

2. Chance to get tech influenced by a lot of factors and individual to each tech.

For titans - you will easily get then (bonus) if any of your neighbors have them, and a bit easier if you finished Supremacy tradition or have Voidcraft expert scientist as head of engineerign research.

In same time - it will be very hard (penalty) to get this tech before 2300.

[Elitewrecker PT]

Wiki doesn't have that info in it yet.

[corisai]

Originally posted by Elitewrecker PT:

Wiki doesn't have that info in it yet.

Who need wiki, when we had this awesome guy's work? - https://bipedalshark.gitlab.io/stellaris-tech-tree/vanilla/

Plus we always can check actual requirements in game files (I did for OP question).

[Elitewrecker PT]

Originally posted by corisai:

Originally posted by Elitewrecker PT:

Wiki doesn't have that info in it yet.

Who need wiki, when we had this awesome guy's work? - https://bipedalshark.gitlab.io/stellaris-tech-tree/vanilla/

Plus we always can check actual requirements in game files (I did for OP question).

Not everyone knows how to read the game files :P even though they're basically .txt files :D
That tree is sick though :D

[Shinzor]

Yeah that guy did a good job on the tech tree