What's so special about binary/trinary systems?

[CacoSteven]

Other than graphics. Any actual gameplay impact?

[Syn]

more resources

[galadon3]

not reliable, ofc they tend to have more celestial bodies in them so a potential for more but some single star systems have a lot of planets, moons and asteroids too.

So yea its mostly to make the galaxy look a bit more diverse.
btw. did anybody test building a dyson sphere in a multi-sun system yet?

[Lain]

habbitat spam

[Darklordnj]

Originally posted by galadon3:

not reliable, ofc they tend to have more celestial bodies in them so a potential for more but some single star systems have a lot of planets, moons and asteroids too.

So yea its mostly to make the galaxy look a bit more diverse.
btw. did anybody test building a dyson sphere in a multi-sun system yet?

Devs have stated you can’t do ringworlds or Dyson spheres in multi-star systems, but they did make a comment about doing a megastructure for such systems somewhere down the line.

[zacharyb]

Originally posted by Darklordnj:

Originally posted by galadon3:

not reliable, ofc they tend to have more celestial bodies in them so a potential for more but some single star systems have a lot of planets, moons and asteroids too.

So yea its mostly to make the galaxy look a bit more diverse.
btw. did anybody test building a dyson sphere in a multi-sun system yet?

Devs have stated you can’t do ringworlds or Dyson spheres in multi-star systems, but they did make a comment about doing a megastructure for such systems somewhere down the line.

The Super Ultra Epic Mega Gargantuan Dyson Sphere, it costs 100 Million Minerals and produces so much Energy that all the zeros crashes the game. It's the Science victory of Stellaris.

[CacoSteven]

Originally posted by stefanosan:

more resources

Problem with this is that I'm seeing binary/trinary systems with only one star having a resource.

Would be cool if they made it so you could build starbases on all two or three stars, turning these systems into defensive powerhouses.