Necrophage, Fanatical Purifiers

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I picked up necroids at same time as new dlc and made a necrophage fanactical purifer.
Unfortunatly my presapient speices was imediatly set to undesirables and purged, so i guess that play through is a bust.
Kinda expected to mecrophage to prevent you from selecting purifiers and vica versa. As syncretic evolution is already banned in combination with purifier.
 

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Nah, that's how I play on purpose for my necro-FP games. You just need to go 100% alloys and conquer your nearest/weakest neighbor. At that point, you'll be one of (if not the) strongest empire in the galaxy.

Then, just keep conquering/eating.

FP necro conversion is so fast. Once you get rolling, it's even stronger than normal FP games.

It's just that the beginning is tricky. With 3.0, though, I would *definitely* take Corvee as a civic (to avoid the influence cost of moving pops). You simply *must* be able to move massive populations numbers around after conquering a planet. It requires a bit more planning than normal FP games, since your population grows in big bursts after each conquered planet.
 
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I picked up necroids at same time as new dlc and made a necrophage fanactical purifer.
Unfortunatly my presapient speices was imediatly set to undesirables and purged, so i guess that play through is a bust.
Kinda expected to mecrophage to prevent you from selecting purifiers and vica versa. As syncretic evolution is already banned in combination with purifier.
Haven't actually done this, but I've read that you can prevent that from happening by making your prepatent species a subspecies of your founder species (same portrait and name) that just so happens to not be slow-growing Necrophages, but some variant with, for example, Fast Breeders instead. This enables you to play similarly to how you'd likely normally play Necrophages.
 

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Haven't actually done this, but I've read that you can prevent that from happening by making your prepatent species a subspecies of your founder species (same portrait and name) that just so happens to not be slow-growing Necrophages, but some variant with, for example, Fast Breeders instead. This enables you to play similarly to how you'd likely normally play Necrophages.

This exploit should be fixed in 3.0.1.
 
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