網頁You should reach repeatable techs by year ~180 as regular empire and year ~120 as machine empire. Always expand your border whenever possible. Fourth, try to get at least 50 systems. Ver. 2.1 has systems with tons of minerals and research. Playing too tall is … 網頁As an aside, I think that the tech rating vs. the AI (Pathetic-Overwhelming) is calculated from the total number of techs researched rather than how advanced the techs are, so if you always go for the biggest upgrade (e.g. pick Gamma Lasers over L3 Power Plants) you will fall behind in tech rating even though you can be ahead in tech.
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網頁It really seems that I'm always behind in the early game on tech and fleets, and in general am always behind about until I get Cruisers. Normally this is OK because I usually go for peaceful empires, but even when I try to keep up with my fleet cap, I'm always way behind. 網頁2024年1月26日 · They always have more ships and better tech. With each passing game I focus more on naval power. I'm even exceeding my capacity. Not that it has made even the slightest difference. They are always at least twice as powerful. It's as if the A.I. can see my power curve, and just sets itself on a much higher curve. All done before we even meet. 網頁2024年3月22日 · Technology in Stellaris is divided into 3 research areas with each area corresponding with one of the research resources: Engineering, Physics and Society. … myrtle beach world tour golf links