You actually are. It doesn't have a time limit (or at least it didn't the last time I had the mission)
The Obligatory Stellaris Strange Screenshot Thread
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I think he means someone else will kill it before he does.
Happens ALL the time with that particular event, for whatever reason, the shipyard seems to spawn a ridiculous distance from your empire.
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Do you know if you can still continue the event chain then? I don't remember what the outcome for me was last time this happened.
Yeah, you'll get a notification that someone destroyed the shipyard and then another will fire when the leader is found. Usually spawns much closer than the shipyard.
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Yeah.
This time I even got to "research" a fleet killed by someone else.
And frustrating though the event placement seems to be, it's STILL a better event chain than the lost pre-FTL probes.
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- There's too many of them, we can't afford to track if we already have scanned the specimen or not.
- Screw this, count them as cloud of particles and scan all at once.
- Screw this, count them as cloud of particles and scan all at once.
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"WILL YOU ALL STOP MOVING AROUND? THIS IS SO FRUSTRATING! I THINK I COUNTED ONE OF YOU TWICE!"
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They lack the check, but to my knowledge there is no ill effects.
The "dimensional portal Drone" just produces Physics, with a side dish of Energy and Amenities for Gestalts.
Yeah and you can get refugees on developing colonies due to the same lack of checking.
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"Where's my Numistic Shrine? Let mejust SURVEY and COMMUNICATIONS that map and ... oh, that's why I'm not seeing any caravans."
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Looks like you solved "The mystery of the missing migrating merhcants".
Loosing the station is not a death sentence for the caravaneers. As long as they got 1 fleet left, they can just ask to settle in some other empires space.
However they may have lost all fleets. And the system has not yet become ownerless, so that might have bugged out.
I wonder what killed them?
The marrauders might be hostile, but have no reason to fly there. My best guess is that they had the Wraith Leviathan shone some light onto them?
They're not dead, they're trapped. Every time a Caravaneer ship enters a system with a hostile, it immediately retreats. So their ships are caught in a loop.
In order to be visited by the Caravaneers, he'd have to destroy the Marauders.
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Looks like one of the Marauders had every system adjacent to a Fallen Empire.
2.8.1 FEs seem quite assertive when it comes to getting the heck off their lawns.
2.8.1 FEs seem quite assertive when it comes to getting the heck off their lawns.
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When AI trading goes wrong ...
I've been trying to see if there is any limit to how broken the trades can get. Apparently the answer is a resounding "No".
I've been trying to see if there is any limit to how broken the trades can get. Apparently the answer is a resounding "No".
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On the one hand, that is indeed a Master Trader.
On the other hand, I'm feeling doubt about the "Enlightened" party on the other side.
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I think the AI trade valuations need a little reworking. Basing it off of the player's resource production is, like everything else in the game related to economy, open to all kinds of hilarious shenanigans.
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Because trading systems is a nightmare the AI developers can not possibly deal with right now. And realy wish to never have to deal with, at all.
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