Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Interesting thread.

If the problem is with unfriendly neighbors, you can change the empire placement settings. By default, they are placed in small groups. But you can also set it so that they are placed randomly.

That's how I arranged them. And now, it SEEMS like I've achieved something decent, although I'm not positioned according to the canon, but in the middle of the galaxy. Next time, I'll have to create an Empire, although it fits the definition of a fallen empire, as it has been degrading since the first book in chronological order. Or I could create the Second Foundation, which would feature crazy psionics who are bad at technology, but that would be more difficult.

I would also play this space-themed game. But I can't. Because my knee is in the same condition as my buddy's.

There's nothing below normal :(

But that's what I meant, never mind...

And the advice you give...

so that players don't feel inferior

Just look, the strategy geniuses have arrived. How are you all sitting in your chairs?

I actually meant the opposite...

I actually meant the opposite...

Sorry then.

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I'll name my new governor after you.

:smile20:

He’ll burn the whole planet to ashes…

)

You’re quite cunning!

Planet of the Frostlings.

But they don't make you sweat.

I suspect that the planet type doesn't really affect anything, right?

Yes, the only difference between the starting maps is their appearance and the type of tile blockers. The Necropolis and Gaia maps are the only ones that differ. However, aside from Gaia being 100% suitable, the differences are limited to bonuses/penalties to the happiness of the Spiritualists faction and their relations with the Spiritualist Fallen Empire.