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Stellaris: Your people have completed the transition into robotic bodies.

Me: yay!

Stellaris: they are now free of aging, pain, and disease.

Me: yay!

Stellaris: also, you can now create "virtual worlds" that specialize in research, trade, and unity.

Me: yay!

Stellaris: on these worlds, you can commodify people, effectively killing them and leaving a deposit worth 8 trade value.

Me: ya-oh...

#stellaris #this is modded btw #empire of sildoria is the name #and industry is the game #the worst part is my robots can build very fast so this might be a viable strat #i am essential minting peoples souls into nfts #and to think this all started with a lost human colony ship colonizing a stable gas giant #become hardened and almost cruel in their fight for survival #they wanted to give their citizens a good life but even a stable gas giant is an unforgiving environment #so they set out to find resources in the stars to assist them #and they found they had been twisted into something that only knew how to survive and take

im not even fully evolved yet and this is the best thing ive ever done. isopod beast. look at this sheer fuckign speed. the swag. the gender. the awesome. i love them. all cheer for Spiky Meatloaf Isopod. i must show them to you. everyone look. they arent perfect but theyre full of love

#video #spore #isopods #this is modded btw

I've gotten back into stellaris after a while of not playing so I may as well inform to what people come across this.

Millions of years ago, an avian race known as the Rackuddon held the galaxy in their feathered hands. But, as you'd expect, something happened. Exactly what happened remains a mystery. Extragalactic invaders hunting for sport? Societal unrest born of existential dread? Some even claim that pure chance was at fault, causing the perfect accident to utterly and completely dismantle the ancient empire. Regardless of forgotten history, the last remaining Rackuddon resided on an experimental habitat known as a frame world. Capable of being expanded infinitely, given the materials. But the Rackuddon are a luxurious people, unfit for labor. So the Zenak were made, machines that would be doing the heavy lifting of remaking the Rackuddon empire.

Aight, lore out of the way, how do these dudes work? Simply put, they are tall, wide, T W I D E. Rouge servitors that operate out of a single, expandable station and are intent on cramming every single damn pop in the galaxy on it. Now to expand this frame world, you usually will glue on asteroids you find in neighboring systems, you can also use alloy to build new sections, influence to use existing section more efficiently, OR BREAK APART ENTIRE PLANETS AND GLUE THE PIECES ON. Now, the way that last one works there is a technology in the game meant for printing planet sized warships using planetary mass obtained from breaking down planets. Planetary mass which has the secondary use of expanding the frame. Now, one final thing I will tell you, you can never colonize other planets, colony ships can't be built and conquered planet have their pops transferred immediately. Instead, you build outposts which extract tiny amounts of resources, but give buff that build up FAST. All in all I recommend gigastructural engineering for this feature alone!

#stellaris #this is modded btw #look up gigastructural engineering and more for this experience