Help me with my Aquatic human Atlantis build

[Ragnarok]

Anglers, Catalytic processing, Agarian for the food production which should in theory boost my Anglers, Enduring cause I love my leaders.

I was doing Ocean Paradise but it doesn't seem like its absolutely necessary. I love the idea of Under One Rule but it seems like a origin thats -very- weak because of the civil war?

I love prosperous UNification but its an origin that only has good early game and falls off entirely later on as an Origin. Sky dragon is fun.


Anyone else have some ideas for a Spirtitualist Aquatic empire? I do love my leaders.

[VoiD]

idk what you're after but I hope this helps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I53HDr0-Qew

[arronax06]

Originally posted by Doug Dimmadome:

I love the idea of Under One Rule but it seems like a origin thats -very- weak because of the civil war?

I'm a bit late, but just for the record, you only get a civil war if you choose to be a tyrant. If in every occasion you choose to negotiate with the rebels (including during the situation, you need to select the negotiate option to massively speed it up and avoid most negative events), you'll get a peaceful resolution, you can even reform into oligarchic or democratic if you're not authoritarian :) .

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by arronax06:

Originally posted by Doug Dimmadome:

I love the idea of Under One Rule but it seems like a origin thats -very- weak because of the civil war?

I'm a bit late, but just for the record, you only get a civil war if you choose to be a tyrant. If in every occasion you choose to negotiate with the rebels (including during the situation, you need to select the negotiate option to massively speed it up and avoid most negative events), you'll get a peaceful resolution, you can even reform into oligarchic or democratic if you're not authoritarian :) .

Hmmm. I may have to look into this. Im assuming you need a massive economy though and hope the RNG doesn't make you spend 10,000 minerals if you dont have it.

[jamcarmody]

Originally posted by Doug Dimmadome:

Well, I ended up going with Mechanist for this run and its going amazing. Economy is going strong and im about to improve the economy even more as I turn everyone into Aquatics and everything into Ocean. Just got Hydrocentric and Genetics. Soon will be the full transformation into thje world of NEPTUNE.


Are Ecunempolis required to use for the end game or can I avoid and just use all Oceans? Im being serious here.

My understanding is that Ecunempolis-type planets are really planet-wide cities; how you could have an ocean-world that's also a planet-wide city is beyond me, "physics-wise" I mean, the engineering would be *quite* something and is what is baffling me.
Now if you *can* do that and believe it a *good* idea; why not go with it in a game you're playing, come to think of it?

[jamcarmody]

Originally posted by Doug Dimmadome:

Originally posted by arronax06:

I'm a bit late, but just for the record, you only get a civil war if you choose to be a tyrant. If in every occasion you choose to negotiate with the rebels (including during the situation, you need to select the negotiate option to massively speed it up and avoid most negative events), you'll get a peaceful resolution, you can even reform into oligarchic or democratic if you're not authoritarian :) .

Hmmm. I may have to look into this. Im assuming you need a massive economy though and hope the RNG doesn't make you spend 10,000 minerals if you dont have it.

It is a doable policy for putting an end to a civil war, even *as* a tyrant; I well remember a game from some previous updates back in a "Star Wars" Stellaris game I was playing where as Palpatine I managed to fend off the Rebellion, they wound up a vassal of the Mandalorians, and then I vassalized their overlord via favors... it can work, feasibility-wise and is a sound political tactic at that, especially as any such fight is barely win-able at highest odds.