Stellaris: Game Planners Are Ancient Watchers

The writing is really good, and the quality is acceptable for the same genre. The plot is relatively stable, not too radical (various cans, and living wet parts). So far, every kind of intelligent life form has been described. The plot has a wonderful feeling. It is very comfortable to watch, not boring, not boring, and makes people feel like going to the wild to encounter some new things.

In name, he is the successor of the fallen empire, but in fact he is a new machine intelligence that awakened from the body of the robot father. It only has an additional reality orifice to summon the player. Now it can be said that it is completely unworthy of the name of the guardianship matrix. Even self-protection is a problem. It can only rely on a few carrier-based aircraft for defense. These carrier-based aircraft are completely driven by the player. The only power the protagonist has is to send the player back at any time. After returning, he will be useless. After the psychic fungi, beetles and modified murderous bee swarms at home are destroyed, they will be over if they notice something is wrong. This book is good in other aspects, but the protagonist's own power is too weak, and there is a strong sense of insecurity. What you are guarding is a fallen legacy. It is like a kid holding money to get through the bustling city. You rely on some resurrected sublight speed natives and a few antique carrier aircraft to keep the fallen legacy. That is to say, you have not encountered many civilizations now, otherwise it will overturn sooner or later.

Why is it that no one reads such well-written articles on Qunxing, but so many people read Long Aotian's Xiaobai's articles in the skin of Qunxing?

From the first sprouts of life underwater... To the giant beasts of the Stone Age. To the first time humans walked upright, you've experienced a lot. Now, begin your greatest exploration yet: from the cradle of early civilization to the vastness of the stars. From your humble beginnings, you have demonstrated extraordinary growth. From bronze to steel, rule with horses and swords. , The sky begins to explain its secrets, the universe excites us, and the stars guide us to exotic shores. From the barrel of a rifle to the fireworks in the sky, new dynamics are constantly being created. Even the quiet words in newly printed books and periodicals contain huge changes. The world, once large and mysterious, has become smaller and more familiar. Yet there are always problems to be solved, beliefs to be tested, and national identities to be formed. You built many cities out of stone and witnessed the rise and fall of early empires. Soon you will be standing beneath the castle's towering spire, flanked by your brave knight. The story about your people will start from here. Like a young apprentice learning to hold a sword, you will gradually learn your place in the world. The constant hum of machines, the acrid smell of smoke, and the ashes and soot that obscure your view are signs of the changing times. The lure of scientific and cultural advancement is what drives your kingdom forward. Now, your challenge is to maintain the delicate balance between Earth and humanity, peace and war. First of all, there are many legends about flying men. Today, you are at the tipping point where these legends become reality. Through flight and new means of communication, you can create a small, intimate world. But at what cost? Global conflicts arise from different understandings of how to rule and how to survive. In this increasingly noisy intellectual debate, you must choose your own path. Newly discovered areas expand our knowledge, from tiny atoms to the vastness of outer space. We are closer to the truth than at any time in history, far beyond our comprehension. You need to choose how to use this knowledge to fight back an unprecedented darkness. The information world is in the palm of your hand, and instant communication networks are spread all over the world. However, there is no unified view of the future. We are constantly competing technologically, culturally and politically. We have deadly weapons that could destroy our entire planet. Lead us to move forward carefully but boldly to build a global community for the future. This world contains more miracles than could be conceived in the dreams of ancient prophets, and the horrors of disasters cannot be described by apocalypse. The world not only has machines with self-awareness, but also brand-new things that weave dreamy wonderland. Choices made long ago will have momentous consequences in this era, and they require unwavering answers. Go forth and realize your vision of the future of civilization.

It's strange. I remember that Robot Dad didn't start with more than a hundred sub-individuals of population units? Why didn't you see it? 😰

In my rebirth, I am a mechanical father, and my 50w alloy helps me smash the Suzheng Agreement. When it's done, I'll give you three cars around the world😡

The idea of ​​organically combining the protagonist's motivations, the players, and the star world is very good, but the way of combining it is strange. The author should have set up a wasteland background to give the players and the story a motivation to gradually unfold, but after the ceiling and hangings were completed and the players were attracted, the number of helper NPCs was 0... (Completely destroyed, the background is reasonable but the protagonist's motivation and subsequent development are unreasonable) This background and pattern do not fit well. Not to mention how many things a few players can do on the planet, one of the reasons why the protagonist uses the game to attract "players" is actually Cyberpaloo... And even if the player identity and professional work identity overlap, in general, the productivity and education level that the player group can provide is far lower than that of the professional group. If it is a primitive ancient development, players can provide help with nine years of compulsory education and other insights. In the future, it will be unreasonable. For example, if you are doing modern water conservancy projects, you will never think of recruiting Li Bing to work... Put in a patch and fix it, bring in professionals, elites, and real long-term front-line working people, and send some energy coins and knowledge to the parallel earth development society. Even referring to the technological dnd template or 40k technology flow will be more appropriate.

Q: If there are bugs, you won't correct them? A: In fact, we can pretend that there are no bugs (bushi) To be honest, the Stars game itself has too many problems Including but not limited to: The extinct regime still politely sends you a diplomatic letter, saying that I am coming to beat you It can't finish mining, and even more and more minerals are mined Hongshang steals 200 energy coins from you in one breath, but he also likes to throw cargo ships everywhere. This is called spitting it out as soon as you eat it, right? And the weird claim mechanism, they are all too empty and they are still playing CK. After all, EU only needs extra diplomatic points to eat the land outside the war target. How can he forget all about the total war that he learned on the wire? The Stone Age natives used stones to smash down your observatory There is also great subspace resource transmission technology! How can I mend this... It's just okay to write, and it's okay to read (cross out this sentence) Q: Why do you want to summon players? What is the use of players? A: I don't know, I just write if I want to Q: So what's the point of writing about players? A: I like a sentence very much, what does the fourth natural disaster have to do with you stars:) Q: What about the next plot? A: Pay more attention to the stars but not the game (In the words of the editor, this is the signature of Niutou but the curry rice in the mutton shop) Think of adding more Finally, thank you for your monthly votes and rewards The plot is not grasped well and the look and feel is not good, I am really sorry, I will try my best to modify it

To be honest, the last star-studded book that I felt good about was called "The Guardian AI that Traveled into a Lost Civilization" but it was a mess... I don't know if this one can be equally exciting.

Discover the Stars Novels Sociology +3

Yes, much better than similar books

The behind-the-scenes, group portraits are actually pretty good. But the plot is a bit fast, and many exciting details are skipped. It feels like there is no outline.

I won't make any messy things in the future. If I want to drastically change the perspective, I will ask the author in advance.

Qun Xing's article is well written.

You are an engineer assigned to work on a battleship... But battleships only have arcs

It smells like the book Morning Star

Food and grass, look at the back to see the grass jelly

The players we have brought here now feel a bit like they are not up to the top. When it comes to ground warfare, there are too many people who are more suitable than them. For the top level, the basic manpower is not enough. The knowledge reserve is not enough to be a technician. The protagonist is too weak as a caregiver, which is very embarrassing.

There are still many people watching, come on

Sad, I wanted to gain weight but ended up losing it😰

My collection is increasing, my reading is disappearing, and I have been ridiculed by other authors If you can, please turn to the last page of the book...

Here is a count of the high-level empires that theoretically existed before the start of the game except for the Fall. 1. Msl must be the case. Before the start of the game, their enlightenment ships were already flying all over the galaxy. 2. The indigenous degenerate Dacha people. This is the god in charge of hyperspace channels in the ancient galaxy, and he dominates the galaxy with hyperspace technology. In the background, the big ones can project planets as cannonballs, and the small ones don't even use transport ships to deliver express delivery, but use hyperspace channels. Considering the population and building, the genuine corruption may not be so strong. It's a pity that it can't be shown in the game. 3. The overlord of one side can barely count. Before the game started, I had already taken in two younger brothers. 4. The Heavenly Kingdom should be able to calculate. This start should be the strongest country below the fallen level. 5. The old version of the water-chasing fleet should be able to count. Is it the only starship civilization in the original stars? The whole galaxy is swaying and ships are exported. Not even the shipyard opened its mouth to sell 20 cruisers. If the settings of the latest version were substituted, there would be one master of civilization. 6. There is an unpopular country. The fungus-hunting mammalian empire that appeared in the Perfect World event chain. The Extinction Fleet has been hunting across the galaxy for thousands of years.

I feel that Qunxing is a typical subject that is well-received but not popular. There are really not many people who have written about Qunxing at the beginning. It is too difficult for the author.

Although there was nothing about the introduction that attracted me, the title of the book did.

I've been busy with work these days, so I haven't played the version of Cosmic Storm yet. I've updated the zoo in the past few days.

I just found this book a few days ago, eh. . . Come on, author, I think the writing is pretty good.

The road is long and far away, I will search up and down😁

When will you dig a grave and play with your own Titan?

I hope there will be stories beyond the Milky Way in the future. In the world view of the stars, there is a story outside the Milky Way (the hunter civilization that hunts down Thorin protozoa). The game is limited by computer performance and cannot be unfolded. I just mentioned it, but the novel can be expanded and written. You can use your imagination in this part.

The layout is too small. In the world view of the stars, the population of the earth is not even known to have a population, let alone the small population pulled by pig's feet. It is difficult to beat the natives who have not ascended to heaven.