Originally posted by Newsush: well this sucks balls when i heard there going be a subscription DLC i though did this game turn into a mmo over night?The Expansion Subscription is primarily to lower the bar to entry for new players, if you have all or most of the DLC, its very likely that the subscription will not be worth it for you.
Originally posted by Xaphnir:Read moreOriginally posted by Mr.I: Missiles can overwhelm PD turrets that's true. But you need to notice that regular missiles have no bonus damage against anything. They can penetrate shields but they deal no bonus damage against armor and hull. If a portion of them are intercepted and enemy's ship designs are not highly focused on shields, then gunship cruisers can be more efficient.
Yes...if they spam a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of PD. In which case, you'll still probably win, e...
Originally posted by ★REM★:This is correct, subscription DLC behave the same as normal DLC, and are shared in multiplayer as long as the subscribed player is the host.Originally posted by BazzaroPlays: I'm curious If I host the game do the other players still get access to all the dlc?
People joining the game you host, have access to the dlc you own, if you have the sub, most likely mean they have access to it too.
NotAYakk said: I mean, the entire point of a game like Stellaris is to tell a story in an enjoyable manner.Read more
What is the point of it telling a story? That is the entire game.
And an industrial space station devoted to converting ores into high tech alloys *should* feel polluted by default, moreso than a station devoted to trade, entertainment or farming.
This is just an attempt to hook into the habitability mechanics to provide that feeling. Which in turn provides hooks to enrich habitability mechanics.
Life support in a space game is a rich subject area f...
NotAYakk said: Districts are limited by the size of the planet. Size is literally size, larger planets are larger on the system view.Read more
They are converting a certain (usable) area of the planet to that purpose, be it factories, forges, urban spacespace, rural farming, mining or power plants.
At least, that appears to be what the rest of the game is telling us.
So, you can have a different belief, but mine is that districts represent actual space used on the planet.
You'll still have some suburban and lower density areas around cities and the like. Convertin...
NotAYakk said: More friendly per person. Not more friendly per km^2.
Districts represtent km^2.
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