The Obligatory Stellaris Strange Screenshot Thread
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That's not a xenophobic insult it's a slaver insult. Slaving Despots AI will say things like that or that your baby are perfect to work the mines.
All of my other Leaders usually die off in their 70s or 80s. This guy somehow managed survive since the beginning of my campaign. Glad I researched those enhanced senior citizen multi-vitamins early on!
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Enduring AND Venerable. Looks like these primitives are practically immortal.
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Wish i had a screen of this but as often happens during a human playthrough is that you meet other humans. This one was annoying though. I started with my usuall Sol system and just 2 Hyperlane jumps from my home i find my first race. Human republic living on desert worlds *sigh* (they called me filthy aliens). I then continued for about 10 years and about 4 jumps away i find Sol system with early space age humans. Come on! 50 years into the game what do i find just two empires away? Another human empire. I had to come up with an emergency RP theme for this and decided that humans have been abducted by aliens since the stone age. They were placed on different worlds and experimented on. The alien race however slowly died out since they were using cloning to sustain their population but the genepool soon diminished and the humans saw their chance and staged a rebellion. They took the tech left behind and created their own civilization
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so that how the Russians got Sputnik into orbit, huh, it all makes sense nowI wish I was recording when this happened, but this will have to do. I present to you:
When Trajectory Meets Circumference
I haven't been in that sector since it happened. As far as I know it's still going.
Synth being unhappy because it (it? HE!) has Citizen Rights. I guess the too much emancipated holidays made him hate work
Greys on the left (allied with the remnants of the small dark green guys top) declared on the light greens who are my vassal. GL with that!
Greys on the left (allied with the remnants of the small dark green guys top) declared on the light greens who are my vassal. GL with that!
Wut. Why?D: Like, i won't mind giving it him free, but this is strange anyway.
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Played this game with a heavy focus on research. The pride of my empire.
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I'm pretty sure they're not defining sentient that vaguely, but more in the narrow 'is human like in intelligence' otherwise anything above grass on the scale of having a nervous system can technically be defined as sentient.
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Lets just say the Romans were more advanced than we give them credit for.
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Not sure what is the most weird part... the thing I found or where i found it.
[possible spoiler ahead]
In the middle of a Xenophobe Fallen Empire territory (my head almost exploded with all the possibilities)
"Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"
[possible spoiler ahead]
In the middle of a Xenophobe Fallen Empire territory (my head almost exploded with all the possibilities)
"Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"
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Playing as a race of fascistic giant desert-dwelling arthropods.
Science vessel runs across a race of bronze age primitives on a world several light years from our own.
They turn out to be giant desert-dwelling arthopods almost identical to ourselves.
I think I just found the giant desert bug equivalent of the "rubber forehead" aliens from Star Trek. Haha
Science vessel runs across a race of bronze age primitives on a world several light years from our own.
They turn out to be giant desert-dwelling arthopods almost identical to ourselves.
I think I just found the giant desert bug equivalent of the "rubber forehead" aliens from Star Trek. Haha
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