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@silopante

Жыл бұрын

Re-Watching and Re-Liking.

@truebloodbleed1454

Жыл бұрын

ayo strat if you whant some trash watch time stop makeing rewatchable content like grd dam

@ximbabwe0228

Жыл бұрын

My species' lifespan is too short to reach the age limit

I dont play multiplayer because I'm rather new and would prefer to play with like-minded people instead of those who want to obliterate each other within the first 3 seconds

@Strategiser2

Жыл бұрын

RP Multiplayer is less stressful, you should probably try that

@t2hk_

Жыл бұрын

@@Strategiser2 Yeah I should try that but I'm not exactly sure what to look for 😂 always worried that my idea of a RP is a little less aggressive than somebody else's

@Preaplanes

Жыл бұрын

I don't play multiplayer because I'm trash and I have the patience of a 12 year old Fortnite player and the APM of an alcoholic sloth.

@warbrain1053

Жыл бұрын

​@@t2hk_either being in a chill server or just ask around in stellaris mp servers

@Cirkle97

Жыл бұрын

I get that, I have been playing since 2016 on and off. I have played multi-player twice with a close friend and both times we tried to take over the galaxy together but then failed at fighting all the fallen empires. Good times and never felt like I had to get it all right to have a perfect build. I dont even do that still because if I wanted to meta game then I would take away the fun of role-playing the Geth from Mass Effect or something else I've done.

Me playing Multiplayer: "I play as an religious MegaCorp to spread the word of faith in the whole galaxy." The people I play with: "Beep boop tech good, exterminate flesh."

@Strategiser2

Жыл бұрын

100% what happens when RP is not enforced lmao

@spode2091

Жыл бұрын

@@Strategiser2 I mean some empires based on tech are fine but everyone? BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORING more variety in empires is good

@trolly4233

Жыл бұрын

It’s so good I fell into a techrush meta before even understanding what metas were. It was my 2nd game ever and decided to try out materialist militarist technocracy and try and shoot for synth ascension before the holy guardians find me and obliterate me. I obliterated the holy guardians. I was pretty happy that day… until the contingency came along

@ryanauger853

Жыл бұрын

This happens to me even when I convince someone totally new to play the game. Almost everyone instantly chooses to play as the robots empire. Then any experience player picks robots because they are meta. And I’m over here playing as a Megacorp because i just wanted to exploit their planets for profit while providing those same planets with some jobs lol.

@kngretro2823

Жыл бұрын

Aye man i'd be down to play with you and do some RP stuff

It is easy to spend 60 dollars to buy a game but it is hard to ask someone to play a game with you for 8+ hours

@NoCharName

11 ай бұрын

People who can afford a 60 dollars game cannot afford to play 8+ hours a day. Childhood = ended.

@Ronald98

5 ай бұрын

​@@NoCharNameRealist thing i have ever read.

@Guidoge

4 ай бұрын

for me i have like 7 others i play with

The thing with starting MP is that in singleplayer, you’re used to RPing, while in multiplayer, you have to be PERFECTLY optimal. Unless RP is enforced, and in that case you’ll have a fun time

@sovietunion7643

Жыл бұрын

you can't play stellaris without RP, thats the fun. maybe i want to be an fanatic religious 1984 state that makes friends with a space time worm that lives in a black hole. i love that stuff.

@TacPhoenix

Жыл бұрын

@@sovietunion7643 exactly. I'll even set up single player games specifically for a certain type of rp.

@Limrasson

Жыл бұрын

I think it might be that most strategy games have a clear "win the game" objective, so you cannot RP and be good at the same time.

@paprus5972

Жыл бұрын

@@Limrasson Stellaris doesn't really have that. There's conquest, but Fanatic Purifiers and such are perfect to rp as and win. It's just that people want to roleplay as other things with other people.

@Limrasson

Жыл бұрын

@@paprus5972 Yeah, what I wanted to convey is that there are win conditions, right? So you are either 100% geared towards one or lose. For civilizations you don't necessarily need to "dominate" to be succesfull and more of then than not when I would roleplay I wouldn't necessarily be the "top dog" as it requires to give up some other elements. Quick example, in ARK I've climbed the PvP multiplayer not by doing PvP, but by being a pearl diver who is brutally honest. I don't play Stellaris, but I imagine if you try to play multiplayer like that it's not very likely to be viable.

I'm a dude who has 1000+ hours on Stellaris, and let me tell you, it was like around the 600 mark that I even figured out that there WAS a multiplayer mode. I've only played it one time with some friends since learning about it. The power to RP and do cool things on your own in the game is just so defining that I never feel the urge to limit myself for a multiplayer game.

@tjsmiley

Жыл бұрын

It took you around 600 hours to figure out Stellaris offered a multiplayer mode? This has to be a lie, it’s one of the first things you see when you boot the game up.

@ryanp.2235

Жыл бұрын

@Tj Smiley I understand what you're saying, I probably saw it every time I played. I didn't REGISTER it existed though. If I did see it, it was of so little importance that it wasn't retained.

@RoachManTheFirst

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I'm nearly 600 hours in (520 hours now) and I've only played one single multiplayer game, with a friend who had no experience, and was mostly doing dumb stuff the entire time. Like naming his empire things I can not say without being executed, but that's like every friend group chat. I almost never liked multiplayer, in general, because of the competition and repetitive anger/sadness caused by it. Take shooter games as an example, no real big point, just run around and shoot anyone else... and that is what makes it feel kind of empty to me. Even in stellaris games, it seems like most people want to punch each other in the face to get that sweet sweet victory that barely matters in the long run except for making you feel accomplished in a way. Sorry if there are run-on sentences, and I also apologize for saying this a year late. I love co-op and singleplayer games, but competitive stuff makes me stress out.

I think its because Stellaris has such a good singleplayer experience most people wont make the jump. Most people wont go through the effort of finding a group of people to play with, scheduling a time to play with them, plus im sure alot of people don't want to play without that pause button. I would highly recommend people to push Stellaris with their main friend group, even if you don't think they would like it. I convinced / taught a bunch of my friends to play and we have a blast playing together.

@redeye4516

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the pause button is needed to not sweat your ass off micromanaging your planets (because I don't trust full automation). Thankfully I just play with my friend and we can each hit the pause button or fuck with the speed of time whenever we need to. If I were to organize with a larger server I think I'd need to make a rule where every interval of at least a few years we pause the game and allow ourselves to unfuck the planets we've been neglecting for one reason or another.

@Ducktor

Жыл бұрын

nah its awful MP, unless everyone decides to not attack each other.

@legitplayin6977

Жыл бұрын

@@DucktorIt’s awful in SP too, don’t do it to your friends

Sucks that it got age restricted :( such a good video. Watching it all the way through again ❤

@hydrax7131

Жыл бұрын

What a champ, supporting the community always :D

@Strategiser2

Жыл бұрын

thank you, dad ❤

@Ep3o

Жыл бұрын

@@Strategiser2 any time, son

@MorganSaph

Жыл бұрын

These small KZreadrs are wholesome.

@pendragon.-.

Жыл бұрын

probably was those gigachad photos

i think the real problem has always been how imbalanced stellaris is. the builds you can do are imbalanced, you have to pick the right traits you have to pick the right civics. Your starting location is imbalanced, there are people who will spawn with mega structures, with more planets, with more resources on these planets, you might start next to someone while someone else starts far away and safe. looking at every other paradox game you dont have this problem, you know where you start, you know how strong you are, diplomacy and stratedgy are key to the early, game in stellaris you cant even do diplomacy

@filletmignon5221

Жыл бұрын

It’s like civilization 6 optimal faction optimal paths to go through except civ6 is not nearly as unbalanced

@pendragon.-.

Жыл бұрын

Yeah at the end who wins is the luckier one

@DoanDeland

11 ай бұрын

Like life. The enjoyment comes from that variance and challenge.

With my first stepdad we reconnected couple years back, and I got him hooked on Stellaris like really bad(he was super big into CIV). And we've been bonding more as we started doing our own private multiplayer campaign. Next session we'll be on our 13th session. It has honestly been some of the most fun I've had. One of the things I told him we wont do PvP because as i told him candidly "Why turn the game into a single player game if i take him out, the galaxy is already freaking huge enough to deal with(medium galaxy). It's been interesting playing the game to at a 95% unpause state and honestly didn't think I could actually do to, we played on slow, then had to increase to normal when the game got into its mid game year. I recommend to at least try it with like minded people, it really is doable if you understand the fundamentals. Only trade off it becomes dangerous trying to read events so thats the one trade if you haven't atleast seen most of the games content before.

@thedeadrer1

Жыл бұрын

And that's why we have an agreement to pause when there is a new event that we've never seen before

@badpiggies988

6 ай бұрын

Based stepdad

I play Stellaris either for the in-game stories, or to RP a certain kind of empire. Neither is too viable in multiplayer. Even if you agree on some rules, your opponent might have a better RP build, or they find better stuff than you, and then your playthrough is cut in half. What I would enjoy in multiplayer would be an in-depth combat system, including intricate system on both strategic and tactical level, maybe even action. But after years we're not even close to that, just look at how much time they needed to try and balance weapons. Plus why would I want to match my skills with others, if the starting conditions and the whole playthrough is completely different? So ye, Stellaris PvP just doesn't make sense to me from a gameplay experience perspective, or a PvP perspective. But that's just me, I'm gald to see you guys having fun in it.

@duskworker8469

Жыл бұрын

lmao people claiming they want to RP but wooont play multiiplayer because theyre afraid someone will have a better build. hahahaha isnt that a meta consideration? i roleplay in hoi4 while playing as optimal as possible (winning a racial annihilation war is the rp goal for your faction obviously) as countries i know i have little shot of winning with but i try my best.. the story and the staggering odds makes it fun. youre the worst kind of guy who would leave within 3 days of the war and ruin everyones fun because he isnt strictly "winning" at the RP game......hhahahahahaha you are the sole reason your RP is not viable

@jazzman7842

Жыл бұрын

Bruh

@CorporateG0th

Жыл бұрын

Honestly using Stellaris' engine for competitive MP is like ripping a circuit board out of a PC to use as a chessboard. It's not designed for that but sure you could do it, technically, kinda, if you're willing to make some sacrifices.

@vyacheslavfokin5535

Жыл бұрын

Stellaris pvp is not "against other players", you all come there and coexist. People not gonna conquer neighbor, then snowball and pick everyone. It's about diplomacy, trade, alliances made and broken. Only small fraction of players get fully eaten usually, with few others roleplaying as subjects (I been there, real fun)

@jazzman7842

Жыл бұрын

@@vyacheslavfokin5535 this is not universally true, but it can be

I usually only play multiplayer with IRL friends (if we all want) as we prefer the RP style of play and feel comfortable in familiar company. In addition, it is difficult for me to imagine how to play one session with random people - because sessions in Stellaris usually last for too long. With friends we can play one session for days (usually we end when defeat the endgame crisis or before it gets too boring). Than we meet again at the appointed time every day to continue, and we can always reschedule if someone could not come or drop it for another time if someone unexpectedly needs to leave. Coordinating such nuances with strangers for me looks very uncomfortable and complicated.

Thank you, Seal man. You gave me the courage I needed to never try MP ever.

I don't find competitive multiplayer fun because I think reading about the meta and then trying your best to apply it as quickly as possible in order to get the admiration of the people who just tried to do the exact same thing is just not creative enough for me. I'm glad Paradox is shaking up the meta with recent patches, but there's still a long way to go before we get to a situation when more than three builds and a couple of playstyles are viable for any given patch. It's just too limiting for me. And I know there's RP servers, but all it takes is one asshole to ruin your entire evening (whether it's the host or another player), and it happens all too often, and I'd like to avoid that. In the mean time, I have more than 30 custom made empires in my roster that I've played from start to finish in SP (plus many, many more that I tried but abandoned), and I typically play until year 2500 or 2600 on a huge galaxy. I could never get bored of that, especially since they release new stuff to try out every few months.

I do play multiplayer, but I only host. I started with public roleplay lobbies and was so impressed by how it went that after a short while I started making my own. Taking after one of my first roleplay experiences; I refused to ever enforce any 'game rules' because I was upset with how they protected certain playstyles. I enforce casual but serious roleplaying games and that's it. And with some basic marketing like colouring the tags, using the name of the server to tell the players how long they will be waiting in the lobby, and creating a Discord server specifically to tell other roleplayers when a game starts I generally get large and relatively friendly lobbies quickly without having to wait an hour... (Half the wait times comes from me not being able to pick an empire anyways.) I can't go back to playing with rules, it's anarchy all the way.

@orokinchi

4 ай бұрын

Replying to this nearly year-old comment because I’m curious: what would you define as a “serious roleplay” lobby and how does it operate? What are the expected “customs” when playing in one? When I hear the word “roleplay” I shudder a bit because that implies communicating with other players which I would simply explode into a million pieces if I had to do. Is it just another term for PvE? Thank you in advance

@oddtomato1049

4 ай бұрын

@@orokinchi Most roleplay games I've done were a mix of PvE and PvP. Serious roleplay for me means that you dedicate yourself to your empire and avoid breaking characters, it also means sometimes making dumb decisions because that's what your leader or culture would do. You do have to speak with a lot of people, I have to hype up the chat before the game to bait them into social interactions, because Stellaris players are uncomfortably quiet. For me the only customs are that you dedicate yourself to your empire, even if it means being a jerk to everyone else. I don't believe in 30 year peace. PvE is entirely different than roleplay, though once made a unique PvE mode where all the players have to unite against an insanely powerful total war empire that quickly becomes the crisis.

I think the problem is that multiplayer is only fun if you're winning, because losing is such a frustrating experience in this game. The best multiplayer games can be fun even if you end up losing, stellaris isn't like that. Unless you roleplay with friends, that is. The process of losing all your precious fleets and then your planets is just pure pain without silver linings.

@talthecrusader9650

7 ай бұрын

My first MP game I was robots (but nice robots). It was fun. However, every game I always struggle with overpopulation...

@battlesheep2552

5 ай бұрын

The only time I did MP I did comp stomps with friends. That was fun

@FurArmoredBear

4 ай бұрын

Me in stellaris in multiplayer games with friends and no pvp. I get upset when we are not losing! The galaxy must burn!!!! And there must be Chaos!!! Latelty i disabled gateways and fighting a cross the galaxy becomes alot more fun. You might have the alloys but reinforcing your depleted fleets wil take years. We do have the l gates but they rarely open as we left it to the ai. In our current game the L cluster opened in 2460

@FurArmoredBear

4 ай бұрын

Me in stellaris in multiplayer games with friends and no pvp. I get upset when we are not losing! The galaxy must burn!!!! And there must be Chaos!!! Latelty i disabled gateways and fighting a cross the galaxy becomes alot more fun. You might have the alloys but reinforcing your depleted fleets wil take years. We do have the l gates but they rarely open as we left it to the ai. In our current game the L cluster opened in 2460

@Ramschat

4 ай бұрын

@@FurArmoredBear I prefer it when there's a chance of losing to keep things exciting, but not so punishing that once you lose a war, everyone gangs up on you to devour what remains of you. That sort of pragmatic opportunism leads to hopeless death-spirals

Dude the end made me almost cry qwq What a nice vid! Good story, points and editing. Realy enjoyed it!

Seems like a lot of KZreaders are getting ad restrictions this week. Yt is doing something weird

All my people watching this while playing a round of singleplayer as a tech rusher, hello, I know your there, and I have come to say that just because everyone does it doesn’t mean it’s bad

The one consistent thing about multiplayer is that your opponents have already optimized the fun out of the game. There is almost always a meta that, if you don't follow one yourself, will result in either an instant game over or a slow death. The beauty of SP is that you can learn the game without getting steamrolled on year 50, and you can go with ridiculous/unoptimized RP builds and still win. In my opinion, the ability to mess around and still come out on top is what makes any game fun, but especially in Stellaris' case since you're given an insane amount of tools to build your empire the way you always envisioned.

I once entered as a peaceful trading mega corp, and got killed in 2230 by a fleet of 20k while I was only at 3-4k, I played once more after that with a more optimized empire, still, the same thing happened. Never played with any big server again. the problem is, people like to minmax to death while i LOVE RP's and just don't have fun at all when I need to optimize every single click to beat some 4000 hour sweat that does nothing but play this game all day

@VenomGamingCenter

Жыл бұрын

Exactly this, sweaty tryhards effectively gatekeep multiplayer, then wonder why no one plays it.

@mr.admr1016

Жыл бұрын

@@VenomGamingCenter and then they have the audacity to call me trash. Like bro your Stellaris hours are double my total steam hours lol what do you expect.

@moekitsune

5 ай бұрын

​@@mr.admr1016 Unless I missed something hes agreeing with you lol

@mr.admr1016

5 ай бұрын

@@moekitsune yeah, he was.. I guess my tone made it seem like It was directed at him I was talking about the annoying players

And then, here I am, with my Custom Maps shenanigans :D Good content man.

I am blown away by the video edits you make while voicing a great script. Where do you even get the ideas for so many owesome memes and gifs and how do you remember or find a fitting one must be a true craft.

MPed before with someone but we kept getting steamrolled by the AI on their settings so i hosted and extended the end game to max as well as the mid game years. Tech progress was set to 0.75% and we ended up dragging the game out too long, we never to finish. Another session, my settings as host, we had four empires with Apocalypse origins all self destruct at once leaving just us which confused the hell out us because it was a one in a thousand chance of that hapening.

WE STAN STANLEY! I miss Stanley. But he’s had a good go of things.

Basically I just want to do fun RP. But the known unknowns of the Stellaris Meta makes me terrified of stepping into MP. Optimising your planet output is hard enough but then ship design just kills me.

your passion for stellaris really shines in thhis video thanks for sharing. i see the game in a new light.

I'm back for the Algorithm, gave you an upvote, and watched it all way through again

I have over 7k hours in stellaris and 99% of that is in single player. On top of that the only times I really had a lot of fun in multiplayer is when playing with new players so I can show them the ropes. That's honestly my favorite thing to do in any game I'm experienced with teaching new players how to play.

Hopefully this one won't have to be reupladed. KZread and it's system is infuriating sometimes

@Strategiser2

Жыл бұрын

🙏

I used to be the host for my group back in the day when apocalypse/distant stars was the newest dlc. I had all the dlc packs other than humanoid which didn't matter at the time since back then it was just a picture pack. We were all pretty shit at the game but we had no restrictions. Fight or make friends with whoever you want whenever you want, the only rule we had was no pregame teaming (you had to wait to find each other in game before deciding to team up) and man was it a blast you had my friend making a civilization based off of the Geico gecko (he was super hyped for megacorps) I had a friend who was going assimilator (we usually killed him pretty early since if you didn't kill him hed be overpowered in 4 decades) and I was playing as the glorious Imperium of Man (imperial cult, distinguished admiral's with fanatical spiritualist) max out the difficulty and there ya go. Multiplayer Stellaris is something else, I would heavily suggest giving it a shot if you haven't already. Like Endless Space 2, the risk of desync is constant, but if you get lucky and get a real stable connection, you might be able to play the game in one sitting! Glhf out there and remember, if you see someone abusing the meta, there is nothing wrong with forming a nonaggression pact with those around you and tag teaming the meta slave into the galactic dust!

Great informer and great music choice.

Can confirm watched it again. Thanks for the great content.

That was amazing dude! This is easy one of the best contend of stellaris at all! Greetings from Brazil!

This was a banger video sorry for the age restriction!

Great video man, your presentation has really improved.

It's back!

Good video. Worth a rewatch.

Appreciate the music choice... I lost a lot of friends on Reach :( :D

love it so much will watch it again.

The Halo: Reach soundtrack at the beginning unironically fit so well with the video and made it so damn good.

commenting to fight the algorithm :) great video, though!

This was a great watch, new person here!

Stanley is a real one, my introduction to multiplayer was was in a game hosted by him and, even though I sucked big time, I had an amazing time.

I’d say roughly about half of my play time in stellaris is MP and SP Admittedly in those MP games it’s mostly just with the same friend group, and they for the most part are decent folk but they admittedly have a bit of a commitment issue and in all of the time that they have played stellaris I think they have made roughly 100 different games/empires but have played maybe 5 of them to completion, if they they they are going to loose they just quit, but more often then not they just get bored, which is fair, I can understand liking the early game as there is definitely much more to do. But in my experience what I’d argue is the largest issue with stellaris MP is mods, an absolutely integral part of the game that is partially responsible for why it’s existed for so long. But trying to play stellaris MP with mods is an absolute headache due to how archaic the launcher is, as to my understanding you absolutely have to have the exact same game version (IE your mods have to be 100% the same and in the same order I think) and while that alone isn’t necessarily an issue as you could always just play with a small mod list to try and make things easier that won’t always help as sometimes despite having literally everything be in the exact same load order, do a little dance and do a sacrifice to the old ones sometimes your game version is different for no clear reason. Sometimes verifying your files, unsubscribing and resubscribing to all of your mods, and or beating your machine to a pulp can work, sometimes that still doesn’t work. And yes we have tried that third party launcher I forget the name of and it worked for a bit, but even then that bugged out.

I’m here just to support the re-upload

Haha wow. I checked the description and i remember playing with Kris. Absolute legend of consistency. Weird how much of an impact a few key hosts have for this entire community

I play with moded (usually around 7) with friends every now and then. Usually when a major update hits me and my friends will play stellaris for probably a couple months or more at a time then.

The real question is, "Why is the entire game f*ed over to appeal to multiplayer when that is such a tiny segment?" Seriously, why? The devs are obsessed with "multiplayer balancing" which ruins the single player experience.

Still gonna watch this start to finish. YT is just unfair for no reason.

Back in the start it was very popular for a time. Until thanks to me the entire community got knowledge of an exploit, that allowed to basically "win". It basically meant, that you could build any number of ships for the cost of the no component version. Which means a "small" 30% cheaper in early game, and up to 90% in lategame. After basically forcing the entire community, that isn't roleplay had to use it the dev. team decided, that it is too harmful to multiplayer to ignore it.

My group of 3-5 only plays multiplayer privately because we like a certain selection of mods - which keep breaking. x_x It's a bit of a nightmare just coordinating time with each other, never mind with strangers on a discord. Also, unless you have exactly the same mods in exactly the same order, you cannot see modded servers. Odds are you're only seeing a fraction of the number of multiplayer games actually active at any given time because of that.

KZread running the information quarantine edict rn og

Omni man bursting in the building to look at the computer with stellaris information was hilarious. Great editing on this one

This is giving me flashbacks to the last RTS I played competitively online C&C 3 Tiberium Wars. There werent many of us but we kept playing it almost up until they ended the live service.

I only ever played co-op multiplayer lol. Usually it goes like this: I build a really massive army that can demolish the AI but can barelly keep it afloat due to bad economic management, one friend builds the second bigger army but can actually sustain it, the rest of the friends get too behind they are demolished by the IA if we are too far to help. BTW the unfun part still there, we can't play at speed 3 because someone always fall behind, and even at slower ones eventually it will just happen. Last game 2 friends lost entire fleets because of this and quit.

Remember the 2 habital words gaia preference buillds, and the tomb world ultimate habitability builds?

My problem isn’t even sitting for so long, or having to focus more on optimization than fun, but the fact that there’s no pause button bothers me so much, especially at the beginning when a whole month can pass in a few seconds

>2 hours of lobby sim go by >finally get in a game >host dies 10 years in >host D/Cs from discord >game ends feels bad man

I will watch this again, so that the alghorhitm pumps it up again, don't worry. He reuploaded? Pump it!

Huh didn't think it was that bad. I played multiplayer only twice in my stellaris years, both just random public lobbies. The other got desync pretty fast, but the other was a really fun casual lobby where some even roleplayed on their own. The host played with me for 6 hours straight before having to leave.

i think i will start hosting maybe this summer . yeah its fun playing on ironman mode , Grand admiral and going for achievements for 800 plus hours in singelplayer ,but i want a real challenge now.

I only played Multiplayer once in a RP focused lobby, that was really fun because I love RP in MMORPGs already but having it here with other empires reacting to your decisions was a really nice change to single player matches. Besides that I never played random games, I'm too bad for it and most people play it like some kind of death match mode where everyone is a meta-slave. That's absolutely unfun for me.

Already watched this video, but I'm watching it again to help you out with KZread trying to screw you over for no reason!

Talk about ship design, I find out the L slot(kinetic artillery) is the best slot against unbidden in this version. The "battleship finally learn they have to run away" and "attack angle of L slot didn't work on battleship" make this happen, the L slot battleship can easily trolling unbidden. On the another hand, while fighting the starbase, the X slot battleship will fire only 1~2 shot of there X slot weapon and than never use them again cause the fire angle, and they just keep turning around the unbidden protal gate……

I dont play same reason i dont play any other 4x multiplayer ..takes WAY to long to complete one game. And i absolutely hate playing Stellaris on higest speed sitting and with no pause. Which is kinda creating first reason haha. Plus it is nice to be able to just leave when ever i want and continue aswell. Yes AI is kinda too silly even at it higest setting. But i still enjoy single player alot. 3906 hours played as of this comment. My most played game on Steam. 1544 is secound

@Strategiser2

Жыл бұрын

4k hours 0_0 that's...a LOT

@UltraSuperDuperFreak

Жыл бұрын

@@Strategiser2 Yea i guess. Going to be a few hundred more hours soon when new DLC comes.. Freaking stealth ! GEH ..i almost cant breath hahaha

@noneofyourbusiness4133

Жыл бұрын

@@Strategiser2I’ve got 18,000 hours.

@UltraSuperDuperFreak

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@@noneofyourbusiness4133 18.000 is 750 full days ... so even if you "only" played 12 hours a day, it would take 1500 days which in return it 4.16 year to do. Which means you must have started late 2018 and play 12 hour each day to hit 18000 hours . Stellaris is from may 2016., which is 7 years soon minus 2 month. So its 2496 days (59904 hours) old aproximately. So since release you need to play 7 hour each day for 7 years minimum with not a single break to hit 17.472 hours. (7x2496=17.472 ) and you need abit more to hit 18.000. 7.2 hours per day is more precise (7.2x2496=17971) Okay im proberly not the best at math ... but IF i have done it right .. then i dont beleave you (unless you let it run while afk/sleeping) :P

Only reason I don't play large games in paradox games is that you're in the lobby just as long you play the game.

I must begrudgingly say that that was an excellent choice of music. His Theme, huh? Now I'm sad.

Rewatching to help re-boost'

I play multiplayer every week with my friends, it's a blast trying to survive in this game.

I don't think I've ever actually played the same empire more than twice in my hundreds of hours of Stellaris

me and a group Played and had rules and rp elements basically 10 players with 1 Game Master he'd set up the galaxy making custom hyperlanes or added custom advanced AI and acted as the Crisis in some instances or as a Referee it was a fun experience

I only played Master of Orion 3, mulitlpayer one time. We had to ensure we all had the exact same mods installed and even after that nightmare.. our game didn't last due to someone lagging out (we only had three of us) and the other guy saying it wasn't worth playing with only me and two AI (as fodder and barriers as is tradition)

Playing pve with the boys and trying out wacky builds is my way of playing Bellstarblis.

I once jumped into a random multiplayer game....the grey tempest was released early and everyone was panicking. It was like that meme walking through the door into the room on fire

ive only ever done about 3 multiplayer games. after hours in the lobby, the games featured people demanding changes to the galaxy size, planets, number of AI, difficulty, etc instead of the base rules of the lobby that they joined. players also unexpectedly freak out and rage quit, some disconnect, others do exploits, a lot of players play as hive minds and ringworlds. i enjoy single player more and have over 4600 hours in solo mode. i can do what i want in single player and have a game like i want it. also in single i can use the mods i want.

I'm rewatching this just so you get points for a view. Sorry you had to reupload

The desync at mid-to-late game problems is why I don't anymore

trying to play with my friend with mods turns into two days of figuring out why our game versions are desynced and having to copy over certain files of his to get it to finally work despite having the same exact version and mod list.

We always play multiplayer with a group of friends and we always play more roll play like after 5 to 10 hour's there are usually tow coalitions established along the alignments then there is a huge conflict

Have you tried the StarNet mod? That will make the difficulty add "i" to the ai.

I remember Stanley I wondered what happend to him I rlly need to get back into the community

My friend group dabbled in Stellaris multiplayer for a little bit. We never did PvP, probably because, as has been mentioned in the video/comment section, we like making RP empires. I think the big reason we stopped playing, besides just drifting towards other games, was how difficult it started getting to make our checksums to match. We never play Paradox games vanilla, and somehow, when they rolled out the new launcher, it just got exponentially harder to get everyone on the same checksum in a group of 4+ people.

i really hate that only the hosts DLCS count now, i dont own ONE, DLC, so if i join a lobby and can use it great, but if they dont own the dlcs i do, i cant use the ones i do own???

Multiplayer is really fun if you can find a good community to play with

I remember one session I attended on PDXCon. I was really into the stellaris at that time, but never played real multi-player game. So the experience was pretty fresh. So I decided to play as peaceful megacorp. Well, reality hit me real fast. So basically lobby consisted of 3 lithoids in one federation (obviously, as lithoids just came out) and 5 or 6 machines. Basically leaving me only organic specie. And 15 years into the game and driven assimilator declared war against me. My empire was devasted, and with one colony planet remaining, I became vassal. Kinda in an unplayable state. It was before vassal agreement and all that jazz. So next thing - I was integrated. So the sad truth was - play mp only with friends and pray for close spawn or play meta. I decided that I'd better play singleplayer with favorite mods or try to host light role play sessions with my friends...

May i ask what graphic mod you used for space battle at 9:36?

so you have to reupload huh? what did you need to remove? am too smoothbrain

@Strategiser2

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i have no idea as the Age-Restriction didn't come with a Timestamp, but i had to remove a clip of the guy spilling alcohol on his crotch and also replace a word that the Auto-Subtitler tripped on

the only Multiplayer experience I have is with a few friends. we more or less do a Co-Op version of a Single Player game. I have the most experience (1900 hours and have played since launch six years ago) and all the DLCs so I'm always the host and leader of whatever galaxy dominating organization we make. usually we do a thing we're I'm the military commander of any wars we get involved with and my friend(s) focus on Research and resource production. I haven't gotten a chance to play with all the friends I have who have Stellaris since before the Vassal rework, But I'm considering doing so again with them and instead of doing a Federation, we do a vast Feudal Empire with me at the head and my friends specializing in one of the Vassal types.

It does not show MP lobbies with different build numbers so lobbies using mods wont show up. Me and my friends play stellaris in MP only. But we always have huge mod lists.

I never even played Stellaris, still watched, loved the humour.

@evanlightner

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It's fucking amazing just got into it

Yea, love Paradox games, but I could never play with more than a couple friend. The desync issues are bad enough with just a couple, more would be an absolute nightmare.

Bro, i try but it's hard, they should make a botton to start creating a new server with everyone that clicks it

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Man I just wanna do funny Cold War with the nickoll-dyson beam from gigastructuralengineering

MP sessions with friends are always coop

I have a friend that I play cooperative Stellaris every once and awhile and that's always a fun time

I sure do love this wholesome family friendly content which is appropriate for all ages. If I were an advertiser, this is the type of content I would want my brand to be associated with.

I end up playing single player alot cause my time schedule is basically work and sleep. I'd love to play some roleplay Multiplayer some day :(

I played Stellaris right up untill the point they removed the other jump options outside of hyperlanes