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Nah, that doesn't work. You will just steam roll all the normal AI opponents after taking out the FE and have more resources. You would have to play very badly to not make the rest of the game a moot point. And relying on turning up crisis power means playing a very boring game for hours or even days before having like 15 minutes of fun when the crisis hits. Though if you have the resources of most of the galaxy at your disposal...you will handle the crisis just fine.
Oh...and game difficulty only seems to effect the early game in my experience. All the normal AI will just be buffed and be out for blood right a way, but once you catch up to them...they really don't get any stronger.
Another option to try a genocidal with unavoidable fighting against half of galaxy united. Bonus points for winning without using an Aetherophasic Engine :)
All things considered you can usually take on a fallen empire way earlier then you think you can, even if on paper you're significantly weaker then them. Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if you could take on a 1000k fleet power Fallen empire fleet with 500/600k with a decent setup. They're stagnant for a reason, after all.
But to also mirror what others said, as you get better at the game and understand how to optimize fleet size and such, it's very easy to push one or two million fleet power of your own by mid to late game. It's all just practice.
You realize Fallen Empires don't behave like regular empires, right?
I had a little advantage: i solved a question where they say to me something like "then you're the chose one by the (i dont remember, but a god or old civilization), then when they become "awakened", they statring to fight other empires, but not mine. I took advantage from that and move the strings to become in the Guardian of the Galactic Comunity. That give me power in off to propose the resolution "crisis" to the fallen, and all the comunity are in war against them now... i will tell you later it went.
Then I don't understand how you see them as unbalanced, when they don't take much of an active role in the game.