The Machine Age - Stellaris Wiki (2024)

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What does machine age add to Stellaris? ›

On top of that, The Machine Age includes new reactive portraits, 6 new Civics, 2 new mid-game structures (the molten Arc Furnace and powerful Dyson Swarm), new Population Traits, and 7 brand-new music tracks for the best in synthetic beats!

Machine leaders have a starting age of 5-10 years, a base lifespan of 100 years (robots have a base of 80 years), and are affected by lifespan boosting effects. "Eternal Machine", the Machine variant of "Venerable", makes your leaders of that species immortal rather than increasing lifespan.

The mean lifespan with no modifiers is 88 years, 6 months.

Cybernetic Creed - Your empire pursues a divine calling: the holy fusion of the body and cybernetics. Augmentation is worship. Synthetic Fertility - Once a thriving society, a novel genetic disease leaves your empire unable to reproduce biologically. Digital salvation seems the only option to avoid extinction.

Power Projection is calculated based on your Fleet Size relative to your Empire Size. The larger your fleet is compared to the overall size of your empire, the more Power Projection you'll have. Power Projection can generate up to two points of Influence per month.

At small values, empire size doesn't matter. Going from size 100 to size 200 makes your tech cost 10% more, but it doubles the amount of research you output: an 82% increase in your effective research output (and a 66% increase in your effective unity output).

You can set the "End year" in galaxy creation when starting the game. By default it is 2500. This is enough time to deal with mid and endgame crisis, if u have not beaten them by then they most likely have beaten you.

The Terran-Compact War, also known as the Long War among the belligerent nations of the Galactic North, was a series of conflicts which together constitutes one of the longest and bloodiest wars in both the Galactic North's history as well as the Milky Way as a whole, lasting nearly 232 years, from February 2263 to ...

When focusing on the main objectives, Stellaris is about 31½ Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 337 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

Available only with the MegaCorp DLC enabled. Expropriation casus belli. Up to 4 holdings can be built in a Branch office, each level of capital tier unlocking 1 holding slot.

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Far smarter than any normal scientist, and can understand science better than almost everyone in verse without studying science at all. Capable of micromanaging on a galactic scale even better than the most advanced of supercomputers.

A large Empire with a very small fleet will get no Influence bonus at all from Power Projection, while a small Empire with a huge fleet will get the maximum bonus of +2 Influence per month.

The Infinity Machine can bring all known forms of cryptography to a grinding halt, except of course for the one-time pad.

Note that you will only get the slave bonus on synths, normal robits and droids don't count since they are already slaves as objects. Robots are "enslaved" by default since their owned objects. Once you have synthetics you can choose to enslave them or give them citizen rights.

If you go to the population tab of the planet(s) the robots are on there should be a field named 'declining' on the right side. As long as there are no other automatic purges going on you should be able to click it and select the robot species you want to get rid of.

The gain rate remains fairly constant throughout the game, but can be increased by declaring other empires your Rivals or increasing your Power Projection. Power Projection grants up to 2 Influence depending on how many ships you have compared to your Empire Size.

The Lithoids Species Pack features a selection of new rock-based species portraits and ship models for players who take nothing for granite and are looking to unearth a more grounded civilization.

The Humanoids Species Pack adds new gameplay options alongside a selection of new portraits and ship models for the irrepressible human race – or at least for species that resemble humans to some degree.

Robots usually get the 'Mechanical' Trait when they are created by other species, but Robots who are made in the Machine Intelligence have the 'Machine' Trait instead. Robots with the 'Machine' Trait can't exist outside of the Machine Intelligence.