Stellaris Civilization: I've Loaded a Mod
群星文明：我加载了MOD
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- Ongoing
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- 502k Words
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- Gaming
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- Virtual MMORPG
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A Collection of Ensemble Stories
Fan fiction based on Paradox Interactive's game Stellaris. Feel free to add anything I've missed.
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As the title says, seasoned readers are welcome. There are basically no power-trip wish-fulfillment stories here. I'm pretty picky, but anything that makes it onto my list has something special about it. .. By the way, here's what I think about fanfiction. To me, fanfiction is a work of transformative fiction set in the world of an anime. A fanfiction novel shouldn't simply copy the original. If it does, you might as well read the original instead. Unless the protagonist is a member of the origi
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For all you war criminals (scratch that) Galaxy Lights here, I'd like to recommend some mods that I personally feel should be known to everyone. Part 1: More Megastructures: Really named "More Card Games," this is perfect for players who are bored and obsessed with building impressive projects.
Explore the universe, colonize planets; terraform planets, master nature; flesh and blood are weak, machines ascend; psionic leaps, traverse the starry sky; ideal city, perfect world; world-destroying divine punishment, earth-shattering stars; ring world, creating space and world; dragon scale armor, eternally indestructible; light spears and electric arcs, tearing through the void; stellar…
I saw Chapter 20: As a fellow Stellaris player, something just doesn't feel right when I read this. The beginning was fine, but once this anthropomorphized civilization appeared, I just couldn't handle it ԅ(¯㉨¯ԅ). Perhaps I always tend to categorize games like Stellaris as serious, honorable, survival, war, and action-packed.
Now that everyone knows, I'm leaving this Starry Sea Dominion! I am the dual advanced civilization of Virtual Realm Ascension and Galactic Guardians, codenamed—The Fourth Calamity! That's right, I crushed the Great Khan. My Awakened Homeworld is also my Earthburst Star. Since that's the case, none of you will live! Ether Phase Engine Activated!!! Gray Wind Wife, Virtual Realm Throne, here I come!
I think everyone should be a servant of Lexington 🐶
Many people don't know that the original Stellaris, without mods, can also have the Birch World, the Great Black Hole that colonizes the Silver Heart. Brothers, have you learned it yet? 😇
Chapter 20 is still under review, and that review process has taken a whole day... But for Paradox Interactive players... That's normal, isn't it? 🐶🐶
Happy happy happy
This grave-digging scene was well-written; please, author, don't write it again.
Having read up to chapter 68, I have a question: what exactly is the "Star Alliance"? Shouldn't it be a clash between civilizations? So far, all I've seen is the struggle within the background. Early warfare is illogical, which is acceptable, but what about the tech tree and resource management?