I like it as it lets peaceful empires compete some if they turtle up and tech up enough, and it doesn't force you down down certain paths to win.Ī few species types are simple and play the same the whole way through.

not really sure how the community as a whole sees it, but they removed all the victory conditions from the game except score a few updates ago. Originally posted by OctoSavage:I don't really play stellaris to win most of the time. But its fun playing as a race inspired by the Vulcans from star trek, an open democracy and focus on logic, and then ending the game with them being more like the Vodyani from endless space, a completely virtual civilization living in robots/computer mainframes with a god-king-program ruler wanting to upload the entire galaxy to their computer systems because it is only logical The game, especially if you have the bigger DLCs, has a lot of randomness built in that is made to mix things up as thins get stale (though the mid-late game is still pretty stale).Ī few species types are simple and play the same the whole way through. a lot of the fun i have is creating new races and role playing as them through a play through. The game, IMO, plays more like a sim than a true 4X game (though you can of course play it like a 4X). I like it as it lets peaceful empires compete some if they turtle up and tech up enough, and it doesn't force you down down certain paths to win. I don't really play stellaris to win most of the time.

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