Stellaris 2.0 - Let's Play Apocalypse - Part 1 - Let's go Exploring

[@A_Spec]

Vae victis.

[@zanec14]

Too Roman for me.

[@ZephyrDogma]

ASpec it aint east and holy roman the double eagle is the east and west romans!!!!!

[@riccardobucchioni211]

Quo usque pro Roma ibis?

[@timo0605972]

better not mess with the fallen emires or it will be veni vidi perdidi

[@chaosherald8879]

Dude, corvettes are not Principae! They are Hastati!

[@demongrenade2748]

I'm the embodiment of jealousy right now.

[@Subjagator]

3 days might as well be an eternity, I feel you :(

[@alcatraz160]

Hello Parsee.

[@Lucas-df4ht]

DemonGrenade274 I know. A core start with an inter arm hyperlane right nearby. Lucky bastard

[@Zweistein001]

"The references to history, they are out of this would. Literally! Because we are in space." "(Quietly) Somebody shoot me." - Aspec 2018

[@somethingsomewhat8860]

the bottom is my friend when im around him and he makes a pun

[@hanskumpf2682]

haven t laughed so much in quite some time :D

[@Aldrahill]

"Only played around 8 hours of this". Beautiful. Apocalypse is... something else.

[@BigMisterApple]

Is it though? Is it really?

[@DrGhoztz]

BigMisterApple I can imagine 2.0 making a *massive* change to gameplay but the DLC itself? Seems kinda like *"hey, we've added in planet destroying stuff you could do with workshop mods and upgraded the functionality of titans, which you could already get through console commands"..* Personally I dont see any benefit to destroying a planet over just conquering it but i'll still probably buy it for the "fuck it, im starting a new save in a few days anyway" moments

[@non4997]

Dr. Ghoztz I personally like to build tall so blowing up enemy planets makes total sense to me that way I don't have to have random planets that never going to need it's like the DLC was solely made for my playing style.

[@heavysaber9431]

Dr. Ghoztz they didn't simply just add a planet destroyer they revamped warfare changed from totally changed everything so you can't just go saying a mod would replicate this massive amazing update

[@DrGhoztz]

Rift31 I'm saying the 2.0 revamp (which the fleet changes are part of) and Apocolypse are seperate things. If you're going for the most efficient method, *you're probably not going to spend 5 years building a planet-killer and waiting for its weapon to charge up..* Its just something you'd do if you're roleplaying or you have the time to kill. The planet killers are just too time consuming and costly to be viable in most scenarios, so i'd expect a few tweaks to how they work.. I've bought the DLC myself because I enjoy stellaris and want to keep up to date with the content but *in my 20ish hours with the DLC I've used very little content from it* outside of adding a few titans to my fleet. Personally enjoy the changes to fleet management and borders in 2.0 though, theres no more of those "fuck you, heres an 800k fleet" moments.

[@HighAdmiral]

"I want to play as a xenophile and fanatic militarist" _chooses fanatic materialist_

[@HighAdmiral]

5:25 *Species* Name "Roman Imperium", Plural "Roman", Adjective "Rome" _slow clap_

[@HighAdmiral]

While creating a direct democracy, he complains about "SPQR" being republic whilst name is "Roman Empire". _slow clap_

[@HighAdmiral]

6:43 WRONG. You cannot send corvettes into a system that has not been explored. You can send corvettes into a system that has been explored, but not surveyed.

[@CJBurkey]

When you send the corvettes there it counts as explored...exploring means any ships enter the system. Any ship can enter any system as long as they have a route; if they aren't surveyed, however, nothing can be built, even if it is in the empire's bounds.

[@GabrielMcKean]

Not in 2.0; now only science ships can enter unexplored systems.

[@sickre]

ASpec, upload as much of this as you bloody can in 48 hours, because after that I'm just going to play the game myself and stop watching :-)

[@smartalec2001]

Fun fact! The Romans never stopped referring to themselves as a Republic, they never called themselves an Empire - that’s a thing later historians added. They were always SPQR (the Senate and People of Rome). ‘Imperator’ just meant ‘military commander’, and ‘imperium’ only referred to the area their armies were able to control. The Emperor - or rather the Princeps - was considered a public servant.

[@justinrice5405]

smartalec2001 Just the First Citizen.

[@asriel7302]

Diocletian actually stopped using the title of Princeps. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominate#Stylistic_changes

[@invock]

"Throwing the baby with the bathwater" seems to originally be a German expression ("Das Kind mit dem Bad ausschütten") that is traced all the way back to 1512. It was eventually translated by the end of the 19th century by Thomas Carlyle, an english historian who was very fond of the idiom. It became widely used and translated more-or-less litterally in many languages from then on.

[@DerpyDoot]

We also have that in french, I believe, although it's not commonly used.

[@SebHaarfagre]

A good expression for when you get so into what you're doing you get tunnel visioned. I like it ^^ In Norway we can say "gå med skylapper" (Walk with [Those things that a horse have that does so it cannot see potentially disturbing things, it can only look straight ahead])

[@Bourbonismbeta]

They are called blinders. SebSk gets +1 to vocabulary.

[@SebHaarfagre]

Hahah thanks xD

[@nickrunyon1129]

I cringed when he referred to west rome as the holy roman empire

[@felixmustermann790]

he said west and east rome, aswell as holy roman and byzantine...

[@milanstevic8424]

also plural: Roman, adjective: Rome yeah -.-

[@wardy940]

Felix Mustermann Yeah he was referring to the east as Byzantine and West as the HRE. Two completely different empire in different time periods.

[@SvenGregersson]

When? Like point out where in the video? I really wanna see that...

[@sammyblaze4234]

How about you all just relax and cut him some slack, he was sick and still wanted to push out the videos to show you the new changes as soon as possible. Stop complaining about such banalities.

[@Mankorra_Gomorrah]

Technically the empire would still use the slogan SPQR because the senate was still in charge. In reality the emperor had total authority and everyone knew it but the senate was still a part of the administration. Octavian didn't even call himself emperor after he gained control of the country.

[@LuizAlexPhoenix]

Well, he could call himself Emperor. But getting stabbed wasn't high on his priority list. It's better to hold power than having people resent you for it.

[@Meinfuhrerhoffman]

Emperor wasn’t exactly a title then. Augustus called himself Imperator, which was a military name which meant ‘commander’. This was largely an attempt at propaganda, as Augustus himself was not really ever a great military commander, but at that time authority derived from who the legions were loyal to. The word emperor comes from the word Imperator. After Augustus it became tradition for the head Roman to adopt the title of Imperator, which eventually became part of the overall title that denoted an ‘emperor of Rome’.

[@jwb_666]

Technically Rome only stopped being a Republic with Domitian, up until his reforms the "emperors" were just consuls. They were "elected" by the senate and the consulship was hereditary but they were just consuls, which leads to stuff like, Trajan Someshit, elected consul 23 times.

[@zamzamazawarma928]

Trajan Someshit, vanquisher of the Parthians and shit.

[@houselemuellan8756]

I solemnly swear, To devote my life and ability, In defense of the United Nations of Earth, To defend the Constitution of Man, And to further the universal rights of all sentient life, From the depths of the Pacific, To the edge of the galaxy, For as long as I shall live

[@cmohbdye4978]

>Roman Empire >Democracy >Ruler Title: Consul (not Emperor)

[@ghost963cz]

Holy roman emperors were elected so oligarchy should be the right choice. Or dictatorship.

[@cmohbdye4978]

The elections were rigged and almost always the heir was the son on emperor. And yes there is a hugh difference between Holy Roman Empire and Roman Empire.

[@ghost963cz]

The elections were not rigged and not always was the son the emperor. Usually the one who has been elected as the King of Romans ended being the emperor. There were 7 electors and it was possible to be elected emperor by controlling two or more princedoms/kingdoms like for example the sons of Charles IV, holy roman emperor and king of Bohemia, got elected by controlling lands of the Bohemian Crown and Brandenburg, which were both electors. Only when the habsburgs came they stayed on the imperial throne for a long time.

[@cmohbdye4978]

Yes, my bad I didn't specify the period of time I was talking about. Early HRE was pretty competitive in the election part, but in XV-XIX centuries elections in HRE were fully controlled by Habsburgs. Anyway even Stellaris's Imperial form of rule can't show us all aspects of Roman/German hierarchy.

[@shad0wmega]

He creates SPQR not HRE.

[@MrJamesRye]

I'm glad that now corvettes can't be used as quasi scouts. Makes the science ships more important.

[@iniudan]

@SFjarhead Maybe because military ship don't have the equipment to calculate a safe path, at least until you have upgraded sensor, at which point military ship become capable to exploring. So until you have said tech, you rely on ship with better survey equipment to map safe path for other ships to use.

[@prestonjones1653]

I never used them as scouts anyway.

[@donneale7555]

you must be high....military ships ARE scouts a scientist needs to focus on one thing at a time, a scout looks around and see whats in plain sight and comes back to tell you what they found

[@maybemaeb]

Whatever romans may have been, they most certainly were NOT xenophilic.

[@JuanRamos-yw6me]

Art P Well, they integrated other cultures and gods in their empire with relative ease, so maybe

[@ashbery76]

Not sure about the with ease part.They tried to change peoples culture and it never worked as they soon forgot about being Roman.

[@adamtelek294]

Art P You sir are correct. If anyone doubts this gentleman just remember the Roman's reaction to christianism

[@Percebob]

Typical historical revisionism. There were romans up until the 20th century.

[@bastienn4953]

The Christians refused to accept the "divinity" of the emperor, which literally everyone else accepted (except the Jews). And yeah I know there are no bad guys in history, but in terms of murders and violence the Christians have definitely been the bad guys there.

[@artificialgravitas8954]

The shard of History Wiz in me wants me to Lodge some complaints, but this is the 23 (123) century so I'll shut up.

[@vantave9946]

WWWWOOOOOOOOO LETS GO BOYS!! A bunch of the channels I’m subscribed to are doing a let’s play, hard to decide which ones to watch. I’ll always watch Aspecs though.

[@obi-dan-kenobi7202]

Aspec oh baby a Triple video worth the week of waiting keep on the incredible videos

[@Heathensauce]

Liked and subbed because this dude is so unimaginative yet logical it makes me think he's a synthetic robot. 10/10 great job keeping with the lore of the game.

[@unknownunknown743]

I’m gonna make an imperium of man as the first empire I play as

[@lemanruss.107]

Unknown Unknown same

[@paulcatalanatto1170]

BURN THE HERATICT! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yummyzerg]

The amount of mistakes in an Aspec video is so astronomical. it's so frustatingly artistic.

[@unknow11712]

there are other youtuber that received stellaris 2.0 , but i had to close theyr video, they didn't even know what they were doing ... he is at least in the same mindset ...

[@Yzarro]

He's still better at this game than I am.

[@janedoe4929]

Edward Teach Care to clarify?

[@FonVegen]

unknow11712 Do you mean EnterElysium?

[@SebHaarfagre]

Considering this game's meta is space at large, any mistakes would be astronomical. :p

[@jo1italianstyle]

Roman Empire. Consul DansGame Why not calling it...: Roman Republic?

[@prestonjones1653]

jo1italianstyle The Byzantine Empire had a role, so there may still be an Emperor who serves a purely ceremonial role (i.e. Japan or Britain today).

[@Party_Almsivi]

“Set your course for Alderaan” “With pleasure”

[@MrWheelman82]

SPQR was used was still used by the Roman Empire. Princeps is singular Rorarii is plural (singular: Rorarius) OCD!

[@xxawesomexx8586]

comments: 33% aspec triggered every pseudohistorian in the first 5 minutes of the video 33% OMG an aspec video on 2.0??? 33% Holy shit you have no idea what your doing 1% my comment

[@LuizAlexPhoenix]

0,01% My response to your comment

[@jarjarbinkssithlord834]

The 1 percent guy is full of himself he saying that he counts for 220 people at the time of this post.

[@A_Spec]

100% awesome community

[@justinwilburn688]

3 videos in 1 day!!! OH ASpec you're spoiling me!

[@flynnstewart1354]

"Everyone has the flu now." This man be having 2020 vision

[@AeliusAnonymous]

This is my first time watching you, and I must say, I now understand why my friends like to call me a maniac while playing this game. All the switching around and clicking menus made me realize how it must look like to watch myself play. Great channel! Subbed!

[@florian7679]

Hype! Waited so long for this LP.

[@bjornwahlstedt8444]

Devils anus... And anything that goes thru exits to asguard where the People are called asguardians. Someone is havin a laugh

[@MadArcherJr]

You could be a comedian ASpec. Your references and humor make for such an entertaining video.

[@MarceloBrizuelaWPG]

Roman Empire, that was cool My best wishes for your new space campaign and thanks for all the things that you teach to us.

[@SSFhighcommandJOHN]

Stop turning it off. Are you CONTRACTUALLY OBLIGATED TO TURN IT OFF? WHY?

[@A_Spec]

It's funny

[@wittynewt610]

Thanks for getting an episode out so quickly. It looks like Paradox have massively slowed down the pace of the early game. So many examples of this I noted such as making leaders cost 200 energy and only giving the player 100 energy reserve to start with, no quick 2nd science ship and scientist then. I can understand stopping the initial 3 corvette rush but not allowing a 2nd scientist straight away is disappointing. It seems they have made the initial early game much more linear.

[@AaAMikeAaA1]

You're mixing pre and post Marian reform naming schemes for your ships. Principes being the veteran troops pre Marian and rorarii being an auxiliary troop post marian

[@erikbloomgren3858]

Yes very true rorarii are not the final line of the triple axis. The order goes, hastati, principes, and then triarii (the most experienced/oldest of the troops...aka the final line). Before the triple axis the Romans sometimes had velites with cavalry on the wings. Thus the pre Marian Reforms.

[@Maldo666]

Throwing the baby with the bath water is also an expression in french (jeter le bébé avec l'eau du bain). It was originally a german expression (appearing in literature so far back as 1512!), then adopted by the british in the late XIXth centery, and more recently (XXth century) in french. The more you know

[@duncadunc5592]

The thing I'm happiest about is that hes not using reptilian ships for once. I am a shallow person.

[@caseyglick5957]

Fun video, as per yuzhe. Some name suggestions Gladius (literally 'short sword', probably a good corvette name) Scutum (the shield) Pilum (the javelin) Centurion Decimator (literally, kill 10% of something) Discipulus (Student, as a name for science ships)

[@winterdragon007]

Those are some nice changes, especially being able to use energy for leaders will help the colonizing earlygame

[@jamestanzer9188]

Uh, ASpec, the final line of a Republican manipular legion was called the ' triarii '. The main line was called the 'principes', and the skirmishers were called the 'hastati'.

[@jamestanzer9188]

Thx for the correction.

[@SebHaarfagre]

Well the hastati is a one-use weapon, they were not really skirmishers, it just meant they carried it. Correct me if wrong. Velites were dedicated skirmishers. (Earlier period)

[@SebHaarfagre]

Triarii = spearmen. Deployed on the flanks. Armies had a strict model, tailored to be able to quickly react and change from march to fighting deployment. (Just wanted to add that) Anything ending in "e" or "i" or similar would get another "i" in plural, and the phonetics does sounds like "ay" but it's written "i".

[@SemperPearce]

Bless you for knowing the difference between the Roman Empire and SPQR!

[@duckyconchotheoriginal4896]

Got an apocalypse ad on this video makes sense that youtube sees the ad about this and is like we'll he's watching something with the same tag might as well put the ad on it

[@FranklinLongallnitelong22]

Good to see you back in the saddle...on the new horse.

[@thetankgarage]

Fabio reference from (I had to google it) 19 years ago. That bird hit him in 1999... I remember being happy about it at the time. One of the many reasons I don't miss my youth, God damn was I stupid back then.

[@wholelifeahead]

Aspec, i dont think you know what an adjective is. An adjective is word used to describe something. You chose your adjectives as SPQR and Rome which makes no sense, you wouldnt say thats a rome ship you would say its a Roman one.

[@gorgit]

Darth Revan he said he knows that its wrong, but he didnt care

[@florenckaf]

that says even more about him than not knowing basic stuff from elementary school. I'm surprised he managed to learn to read.

[@gorgit]

florenckaf ever heard of role play? Let people enjoy things and as long as they hurt none let them be, stop the worthles hate

[@anonymouskellog6157]

26:35 "Lets hope that their friendly" 27:40 "The Covenant, God dammit" Every stellaris player's reaction of finding an empire that not going to be friendly later down the road

[@scottshaw3337]

Uniting the two Roman empires, Byzantine and .....holy REEEE

[@reapercussion5519]

"I played 8 hours to get used to it. Today we are gonna do our very own first run through."

[@robinchwan]

one thing i've thought about in sci fi is how do planets communicate with eachother ( specially if they don't have faster than light communication BUT have faster than light travel) and the answer i came up with is if you have trading ships regurarly come in and out, they can all gather small pockets of information downloaded per trading ship and upload when they reach a point close enough to their destination... burst download and burst upload within proximity! works best when you have a steady stream of trading ships coming in and out of each system. ( sorry i just wanted it out there since i thought it was kinda fun to talk about)

[@MulderStarling]

That empire set-up is amazing.

[@MrMaradok]

I started a game, and aside from a Machine Intelligence neighbour, EVERY OTHER NEIGHBOUR WAS A HOSTILE EMPIRE! Talk about bad luck! I had to hope that they ignored me long enough to make a federation with the Bots next door.

[@SP1RITF8NG]

I have watched tutorial's but this episode made me sub. Great video.

[@BlackSkullArmor]

That fleet manager is the sexiest thing I've seen so far

[@sircloud9923]

The fleet designer is the best thing that happened to this game yet.

[@totalwar1793]

For better or for worse, they really took some pointers from Sins of a Solar Empire.

[@jo1italianstyle]

Principes: Republic unit Legioneer: After Mario reform. You could use the republic name list: Triarii, principes, auxilia, equites, hastati. Or the after reform: Legioneer, auxilia, equites

[@dekaasploeg]

Regarding the 'throwing the baby out with the bathwater' comment @11.20 - it is indeed also a Dutch expression ("het kind met het badwater weggooien").

[@Jeranhound]

"One should not, if I may use one of your archaic expressions, throw the baby out with the bath water. I threw a baby off a balcony, once. The consequences were... extreme."

[@KanekiKen-fc3qo]

Before I even watch the video o must say one thing. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!!!

[@dylansheils1049]

James Burke - French Revolution Criticizer who supported governmental reform opposed to revolution due to it progressing away from ideals and cause immediate harms. He used the analogy throwing the baby out with the bath water to emphasize the harmful and useless nature of revolution as he saw it. Also, he was British who is credited for modern conservatism.

[@bobbyflynn6352]

How was fighter craft a tech option before cruisers?

[@jarnomiedema]

“Let's get.. Physics Labs.. physics labs.. I wanna get Physics labs!”

[@dryho4916]

Was waiting whole day for ya man, lol

[@theotherdave8013]

Less than two days, im ready with drinks, took the day off, and ..we freakin have ice coming. I hope i still have power lol

[@pfcn2]

Some Roman ranking: Consul , Praetor, Legatus legionis (overall legion commander) filled by senator, Tribune, Prefect , Primus pilus (commander centurion) and a Centurion for naming of ships or fleets

[@npuldon]

the power of hot keys for shipyards and planets :)

[@Kunshi666]

I can confirm that throwing the baby with the bathwater is a thing in French as well. My job here is done

[@wittynewt610]

Aspec are Starbases (and starbase outposts? baby starbases?) able to be destroyed or only captured once they have been built by another empire? It was something I thought I heard on one of the dev diaries. Can you verify this? I guess I would find it odd that we can build a colossus that can destroy a planet but not be able to scratch a starbase but I can also see that it might make the game easier to develop and perform so works this way for gameplay reasons. It would also mean that once every system has a starbase then no more minerals are required to be spent on them, removes one resource sink.

[@synthetic240]

Papa Nurgle has blessed your family with His divine mucous.

[@02091992able]

Not only does your leader gain experience but so do the individual ships in your fleets.

[@michaelboylan6245]

The Fabio thing happened in my home state on a roller coaster called Apollos Chariot at Bush Gardens

[@ashbery76]

The emperor would not use a throne room like that.It would be the marble or flower one.

[@hekios888s6]

Aspec I know it's early game play but is seems faster or snappier... Are you using a better computer or did 2.0 also optimize the engine? Or maybe I'm seeing things.... Lol

[@spartan117zm]

I think they should honestly do the technology in an inverse fashion, i.e., they should make it so that as you gain more and more star systems, your technology progresses at a higher rate. This would logically make sense, as a larger empire should have more resources available to generate more tech in a faster manner.

[@aleckelly6428]

Awesome stuff my dude.

[@SomeKindaSpy]

-And Class A stars wouldn't live very long and aren't normally main sequence. So colonizing around one irl would be a bad idea.

[@ryanhallam4624]

Paused this vid. im hoping to learn about the game and i already like your voice, hope it just keeps getting better. :)

[@KingChinny]

Why are 90% of early comments fucking weird?

[@Onixstar]

Chin Meister Like yours? 😉

[@SebHaarfagre]

A comment can't have intercourse. Also, I don't know who you're calling weird, but that's not nice! >:( This was a lot funnier and contextual in my head before I wrote it.

[@orangeslush9915]

Can't wait to jump back in this game for another 300h

[@Bartekkru100]

I was to make Romans in Stellaris I would make them either: - An empire that survived rise of christianity and never fell. Roman military might would be represented by fanatic militarist ethic or distinguished admirality. Wasteful and decadent species trait along with authoritarian/xenophobic would nicely simulate patrician reliance on slaves and their hedonistic way of life. Cutthroat and aristocratic elite civics would be a reflection of Roman political system. Flag would be completely red with one of eagle symboles or the axe symbol - An empire reformed by Greeks (Byzantines). I would make it spiritualist due to it historically being a buffer zone between Europe and muslim world and association with orthodox church. I would also make it feudal since most of its real life timeframe coincides with medieval era. Flag would be composed of yellow cross on a red background with a double headed eagle as an emblem.

[@Bartekkru100]

If you want to make Holy Roman Empire then I would suggest taking feudal society civic, a german namelist and a double headed eagle on a yellow background.

[@mirrorflame1988]

Good game. It's beautiful and your playstyle is really fast. You must have played this game a lot. Also, your history references lmao. It's fun that it's different. Also it's not Roarii but Triarii - the third and last line of defense formed by older men and retires carrying full armor and spears in the form of the old hoplites. You could google and find tons of good names or just see the wiki for Caesar III or Rome Total War.

[@andrewh2699]

Fabius was one of the consuls that used semi-guerilla tactics against the Carthaginian invaders led by Hannibal, called Fabian tactics. Not so fitting for an expansive empire, but fitting well with the time.

[@johnytest464]

I've long noticed that you click simply "Auto-complete" button on ships to update, and, as far as I remember from my playthroughs, it doesn't update ship's modules when the slots are already filled. It fills only *empty* slots with the newest possible modules, so if you want to update your ships it'd be best to click "clear all" first and then "auto-complete" I recon.

[@marza339]

johnytest464 I don't know how it is now in 2.1.1 but when I click autocomplete it upgrades all slots to the latest, filled or not

[@devinrichards4559]

I miss corvette scouting. So I now build more science ships to explore my surrounding systems. I get soooo lucky as to get some forces of danger near me.

[@shad0wmega]

"Cant say no to thaaaaat!". Presses NO.

[@otacon87]

i think there is gonna be a lot of game where you are stuck by hostile random alien and can't explore, in 1.9 you can jump before they reach you, but now you have to cross the system.

[@corsairraven973]

Yes, the turrets on those ships are ridiculous they really need to redesign them to have turrets placed in actual firing points.

[@MarkhasSteelfort]

Interesting choice, I'm doing the same concept but Roman Empire is renamed into Solar Order in my game. I really think Authoritarian Empire goes best with Rome. Don't mind the slavery because in most countries being a blue and white collar worker is equivalent to paid slavery.

[@02091992able]

I was able to complete the precursor event change did they fix that because before it was bugged to high heavens?

[@TheSlemdog]

did you have any addons with this game cause I cant get the Humaniods ship or city. I just get the mammal selection only for ships and city.

[@hylianknight5607]

2 years later xbox/playstation get access to this dlc. Crazy right. Almost like the console version is devalued in the eyes of paradox. Just 2 more years until xbox gets federations/relics

[@LordDrakonus]

I came for the game i stayed for the puns

[@taborriff2275]

If you keep the the police stations you will not have a problem with you a Rebellion

[@kingmarsh4657]

Every Let'splayer plays as the fucking humans...

[@flor-df7nd]

Always nice if best stellaris streamer start new serie

[@Tznuut]

"das Kind mit dem Bad ausschütten" is also a phrase in german ;)

[@Freeze014]

better the Devil's Maw, than the Devil's Maw-in-law

[@gabrieltorobareyes9878]

Words cannot express how jealous I am right now.

[@dashawnwilliams6920]

The Virgin Purge Vs The Chadpocalypse

[@JohnVanderbeck]

A LOT of people are whining about the massive changes but I for one really like them. Does it completely change the balance and tempo? Yes, but for the better in my opinion.

[@-Letgos-]

Sྂhྂoྂuྂlྂdྂnྂ'tྂ tྂhྂeྂ cྂoྂrྂvྂeྂtྂtྂeྂ bྂeྂ cྂaྂlྂlྂeྂdྂ aྂ hྂaྂsྂtྂaྂtྂiྂ cྂlྂaྂsྂsྂ?