The Obligatory Stellaris Strange Screenshot Thread
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Oh... it seems this guy is going to die soon. REAL soon. He's about 60-70 years old, and has about 70% chance to die every month.
*twenty years later*
I'm starting to wonder if he's secretly the Chosen One, because he just refuses to die even though he's beyond guaranteed to die.
Oh... it seems this guy is going to die soon. REAL soon. He's about 60-70 years old, and has about 70% chance to die every month.
*twenty years later*
I'm starting to wonder if he's secretly the Chosen One, because he just refuses to die even though he's beyond guaranteed to die.
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Do your scientist went to the Sentinels ? Because I had one like that...
The Sentinels? Yes, he got the Maimed trait from disappearing in that excavation and later being found in it by another excavator.
Nono, he DID die! Notice his last trait, his carcass is just puppetered by a brain slug, and noone has caught on yet...
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I wonder if having a death chance above 100% breaks the system. What if it actually rolsl over and 116% is actually 16%?
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Is that possible in real-life? Theoretically, yes. A jovian-sized gas giant could, in theory, capture a small ice giant as a satellite. It would have to be a very small ice giant though (an ice dwarf, perhaps), and a very massive gas giant, possibly even just under the limits of becoming a brown dwarf star.
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Actually yes! https://www.universetoday.com/14017...e-sized-moon-orbiting-a-jupiter-sized-planet/ This was from a couple years ago or so, though it's still in the process of being confirmed.
So it shouldn't be a bug, even though it technically is in Stellaris, and instead be a source of science.
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That is a bug; when planets use "class = rl_unhabitable_planets" instead of "class = random_non_colonizable" it can choose gas giants even if it's a moon.
That hairdo is a mistake.
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Yeah, i agree. But fashion is always changing. The spartans had armour, which left the testicles free. For teasing the enemy.
In the 16th century the Bohemian woman had an fashion, which left the breast free. And so on.
Our society is always changing and nobody knows, what flavour is the next thing.
So, i would not try to tell, what would be the fashion in some future.
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My Machine Empire ate the entire gas giant their moon orbits, but somehow didn't bother eating its rings...
Today in the misadventures of modding! "Behold, the mighty Fallen Empire Juggerna-wait, where is the Juggernaut?! Is... that a turret?"
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I saw something like this too, but accidentally deleted the screenshot before I could post it here
You might also be interested in women's fashion on Crete during the Minoan period.