"When the eldritch horror is running in fear, don't question what's chasing it, start running!"

It might be their doom in fact. I don't think they carry enough energy to do a second dimensional shift, they probably are dependent on fiding aditional energy on the other side, similarly to the Tyranids and their biomass consumption. If they jump into a dead galaxy, they might be stuck there and condemned to a slow death by starvation.

@@Chaplain_Asmodai true

And the look on their faces when their corpses are used as machine’s

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Yea.

Seconded.

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this man is correct

I have over £1000 worth of necrons in storage after years of playing them, I am very happily aware of them! ^^

@@Lathland bloody hell

@@Lathland So a standard 1500 point army? ^^

Never heard of the Deciever before... And you left out Mister Totally Trustworthy!

@@blackdragonxtra 'the trustworthy, the reliable, the undeceiving aka the Very Nice Creature That Wants To Trade With You': "i have absolutely NOOOO ulterior motives"

Ah I've wanted to do a full Terravore run for ages but never figured out the way of making it more unique from the other purifier runs I've done! Definitely on my list, and now they do actually destroy the worlds they eat..

@@Lathland well if you're planning on doing another gigastructures run... there's a Megastructure called the G.L.U.E. It would be pretty hilarious if the Terravores just had a never-ending cycle of blowing up and then rebuilding the same planet over and over again

@@Lathland You could try using Life-Seeded and just eating every planet that isn't a Gaia-World. I've always enjoyed eating The Rubricator world everytime it spawns. Alternatively you could start necrophage, and attempt to not only turn all species into your lithoids, but in addition eat all planets that aren't preferred by your species. Remember aswell that eating a planet(regardless of anyone actually outside of your empire inhabiting it), will always grant menace points, if you plan to Become the Crisis.

@@warper111 are you allowed to be a necrophage and devouring swarm at the same time?

@@scintillantflea4698 you are allowed to do that yes but you end up wasting the "necrophage" half of the undesirables species right since devouring swarms are forced to EAT xeno pops

I did too!

there are no accidents -master oogway

@@johnfkennedy-official "wow that sounds smart" -random guy on the internet

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Destroy their entire empire with that in like a month

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I think it definitely needs to be re-balanced to the purge type providing a bonus to monthly mechanical pop production, right now it's INSANELY busted.

Super true.. ACOT:SOFE & Giga's Lux Aeternum is a particularly beautiful endgame piece, actually requiring the megastructure defense systems (phanon tech) & extremely tight timing to maintain galactic control. Tried it out (something like 90hr playtime thru and thru) w/ Robo mod+ corpse processor and found there were multiple times in the game where my empire would get so hated (due to genociding the last pop from any particular run) that it'd take an entire reshuffle of galactic powers to have allies that didn't abhor my empire, even while imperium leader. Also, Acquisition of Technology. Here's a cool story that most will probably never see - "Void Spheres", which are.. I think end-tech++, requires cracking void worlds via, (almost always unless under extremely specific events), "Emissary" units, which are like hyper-powered drop/planet tech from the ACOT series.. they operate unlike anything else and they're only available at the end-tech levels, and then you have to do a few completely new decision pathings, then have multiple pseudo-terraforming scenarios occur to just get the this new Void Sphere planet ready. It's a really great planet/district type! You can actually build out influence(!!) And then the Phanon defense gigastructural bases (as mentioned, actually still useful(!) in the highest-end-end scenario designed by these guys, the Lux Aeternum) are I believe 3 layers of giga structures (starting with a generating a unique star type, which is just so boss at that point in the game) with I believe 3 layers of upgrading each, and then (24 guns)x768 days (* 2 stages) in day's time for the actual defensive guns, which are about each the level of ~1/3rd of a System Stellarcraft (with maxed static-light weaponry!) in defensive power. There's also a few niche events that accelerate/make it possible to even keep up, one I found was an excavation that gave a Phanon Mirror buildable megastructure (so you could take 3 waves of Phanon defense forces in a chosen/owned system, rather than pissing off the default Phanon base, losing access to services, and having their massive mega-fleets destroy everything nearby,) at which point if successful you can do the army-based missions, which fyi, you'd need to be aware of something like 10 years in advance so you can have enough tier 3 armies combining to make 10m strength needed to beat the ground forces there, at the time of fleet victory. The craziest part for me in the whole Stellaris mod cycle, is that you can tell there's another whole phase these guys in the mod group are designing. These end-tech++ setups take about an in-game decade from their initial availability to even build out (with maxed repeatables, and many stacked mods), and I believe there's 2 coinciding layers from both the ACOT developer (who's dealing with post-SOFE design and apparently a completely new mechanic-based species) and the gigastructures who's weaving all of his work into that endgame. TLDR; As Scyobi said. Mind-blowing. What an amazing community.

@@chrisforrester2858 you can also expand a birch into a void birch with acot+gigas