(Haha, see what I did there?).Įnsure that each colony has a machine assembly plant, and if housing becomes an issue, either build an energy or alloy district. The colonies you create and your population are extremely crucial as they are your work machines. Hence, here are the main points you should focus on early game. But you also don’t want to overwhelm yourself with creating too many alloy production buildings and fall into an energy credit deficit. Build Tall or Expand Wide?Ī strong fleet requires plenty of alloys so you can build the most amount of ships possible (even if they are only corvettes). Meanwhile, you also want to start gaining some useful territory that has plentiful resources by building outposts with your construction ship. If your scientists have a level cap at 5, don’t bother researching any anomalies that are greater than skill level 5 until you have built your third or fourth science ship. To speed up the process you should also make a second science ship and allow them to do the same thing. Like playing any other empire, it’s very important that right off the bat you assign a scientist and start surveying every system as soon as possible. That being said, let’s get straight into the guide! Your First Actions At Game StartĪt game start, you will start with a science ship, a construction ship, and 3 corvettes. Where you will learn some cool strategies on how you could achieve this goal.įor this guide I won’t be covering any builds and what attributes you should or should not select for your species/robot empire, as I personally don’t think they matter. Well then welcome to my personal guide on how to survive as a determined exterminator (at least for early and mid game). So you picked up the Synthetic Dawn DLC for Stellaris and want to go on a full genocidal conquest against all organic alien species.

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