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Elijah Feb 6, 2024 @ 7:38pm
What is for you the best part of the game ?
For me its the little story interactions and the story you make along the way. Especially the
characters. Thats why Paragons is my fav DLC.
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pauloandrade224 Feb 6, 2024 @ 7:49pm 
that part where enemy planets go boom
Kalemenos Feb 6, 2024 @ 7:55pm 
I enjoy the strategy, like a very complex chess game.
Gronmor Feb 6, 2024 @ 10:07pm 
Originally posted by BitchyBitchLover69:
For me its the little story interactions and the story you make along the way. Especially the
characters. Thats why Paragons is my fav DLC.

I do love that too! To me that games feel like what the politics side of Mass Effect is! Making alliances and rivals and whatnot, it feels great!

And I'm currently playing a 30 civs game, and there are people on the other side of the galaxy I'm not involved in any way with, and probably won't for the whole game. But they're there, and they are doing their thing! :p
HappySack (Banned) Feb 6, 2024 @ 10:17pm 
The lag.
Geoff Feb 6, 2024 @ 11:48pm 
Originally posted by Gronmor:
And I'm currently playing a 30 civs game, and there are people on the other side of the galaxy I'm not involved in any way with, and probably won't for the whole game. But they're there, and they are doing their thing! :p

I do like that part - just letting the galaxy shape itself. My last game, I had this one little empire - a one world system of serviles who had revolted and driven out their slavelords (who themselves eventually got wiped out) and founded a hereditary kingdom of former slaves on this little desert world out on the edge of the galaxy. They had no politicians or even specialists because they were servile, and they didn't sign migration treaties because of xenophobia. So they just sat there doing their thing. They hated me, and I kinda eventually ended up enveloping them cuz of whatever weird politics happened - I think their neighbor voluntarily vassalized themselves to me and then I annexed that neighbor to emancipate their slaves.

But I just left them alone to their thing. So, like.... an 800 year dynasty on this dusty backwards backwater. It's really fun to kind of imagine what it'd be like for a character coming from that world into the wider galaxy. And to just have these little polka-dot polities scattered around your maps.
rubish 1 Feb 7, 2024 @ 2:08am 
i just like making numbers go up
monkeypunch87 Feb 7, 2024 @ 2:21am 
The starting phase and universe exploration.
Close second is the galactic community and becoming emperor.
Elijah Feb 7, 2024 @ 4:29am 
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3155829788

This one is a great example of what i mean. I had alot of paragons comming throught (you can see the immortal oracle in the background) and i had many interactions.
I had Skrand Sharpbeak fighting it out with my choosen of the Whisperers in the Void,
Oh and Nasuz Demetor finding a new passion in diplomacy and became one of my envoys.

Though the best story was the one nobody expect and outlifed most of them.
Keram, the Blorg and Ex of Nona, who hit rock bottom. Nona is asking for him, if he could become one of your governers. I excepted and he comes with 2 negative traits, melancholic and substance abuser. I wanted to give that poor Blorg a chance and over the Years he became what i can best describe to be the definition of that fat, giggely high pitched voiced Nobel who is on every high society party. Who looks harmless, but playes his cards well, gaining info and favor, aswell as playing out his power through private investments and connections.

Making it so far, he even became the leader of my empire.

What a succese Story.
Last edited by Elijah; Feb 7, 2024 @ 4:32am
Luzilyo Feb 8, 2024 @ 8:52am 
I'm not creative enough to come up with my own original species, so I mostly enjoy rping aliens from other games. Vasari from Sins of a Solar Empire, Skaarj from Unreal, Tyranids from Warhammer 40k, etc.
Elijah Feb 9, 2024 @ 12:56am 
Originally posted by Luzilyo:
I'm not creative enough to come up with my own original species, so I mostly enjoy rping aliens from other games. Vasari from Sins of a Solar Empire, Skaarj from Unreal, Tyranids from Warhammer 40k, etc.

One good reason why mods exist.
Kalemenos Feb 9, 2024 @ 1:49pm 
Originally posted by HappySack:
The lag.
Perfect!
Tex Feb 9, 2024 @ 3:41pm 
Having a crisis declared and the entire galactic community voting for me to be Custodian and giving me emergency powers, that I totally will give up when the crisis is defeated ;)
Originally posted by BitchyBitchLover69:
For me its the little story interactions and the story you make along the way. Especially the
characters. Thats why Paragons is my fav DLC.

I don't see how this can even be a question. The beginning of the game is the best part, where there are still some unknowns and your choices matter. After the very early game, territory is snapped up, alliances are set, and you're left with whatever game the RNG dealt you.

I love the game, but after the first few decades achieving anything in response to information gained in the early game feels like a game-long commitment. Any pet projects I might want to develop, I feel like I need to be working towards them from empire creation and game start.

It's not exactly a criticism, just my explanation why the early game is the best.
Corey Greyfox Feb 9, 2024 @ 5:06pm 
The early game is by far the best part. And turning other species into livestock.
AzTech_Strategy Feb 9, 2024 @ 5:44pm 
A couple things: I looooove min/maxing the first 50 years or so to squeeze all I can outta my empire. Making quirky builds to see how it all works out and how fast I can explode, either through conquest or the galcon politics. I particularly have a soft spot for wacky megacorp builds and one planet / one system challenges.
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