so the reanimator of clay is not a god?

I think the Grey Tempest is the strongest for the simple reason that it doesn’t have an expiry date and if you’re behind on tech and mil power it can catch you completely off guard. If the grey tempest spawns right next to you in this situation, you’re gonna end up going through a terrible time. If you’re ahead however, you can attempt to deal with the situation by either having a controlled opening of the gate and preparing your fleets ahead of time. Also in most games I’ve been in, the AI doesn’t seem to be able to put the tempest under control, instead they just roll over and die. At least with the Khan, you can end up avoiding being wiped out through becoming a tributary until he dies or is killed.

We need chimpanzee portaits, so we can do a Planet of the Apes universe

"perhaps robots have a soul afterall" so youre saying theres a chance my modded peter griffin assimilators can breach the shroud afterall

What about the other Human Fallen Empire? Human can also spawn as the Xenophile FE, as it uses the UNE as a template. If you're super lucky, you can even get both human FEs in the same galaxy.

The class 30 technological singularity bending reality… hmmmmmm

what are the best spawn ai to fight against :( i need 16 empires please :(

I’m not even sure what “winning” means? Are we talking about historically in real life, just at the end dates of each game? Are you talking about game mechanics?

thank for the effort you put in this stellaris lore video , i'm not english but the narrations is just wholesom. especialy while working

It’s a pity but all I ever seem to get is the oracle dig and little else.

Awww they just wanted love😊

Well here’s a story with my first experience with the crisis (mines boring so stop reading if you don’t want to be disappointed) I knew about the crisis I knew it was coming I was the most powerful nation in the galaxy like I controlled 80% of it I got the event the scourge I was scared this was my first time ever getting that far in the game I got the beech point it was in the systems that I didn’t control I was the counselor so I had open borders with everyone I felt fear though it was unwarranted I stacked 2 100k maybe even 3 at each of the breach point the first wave cam I watch full of fear to see only a like 40k I mopped the floor with them I was confused that was easy I waited for the second wave an 80k then again I was confused I mopped the floor with them and just kept goin until I got the scourge defeated message I was happy but I wished it was more difficult so now I play at like 1.5 crisis

Very good video <3

do you have lore?

Once again, I feel like the devs favour psionics as a get out of jail free card. Basically, anything accomplished via psionics should be accomplished through materialistic means. The Shroud itself is nothing more than a different dimension, the Queen nothing more than a robot and the organics connection to the Shroud should be possible to replicate with machines. But that would be tough to write. It's easier to just write vague lines about deities and the Shroud. That is my biggest turn off with Paradox in CK, Stellaris and even Victoria. The devs and writters will use these extraordinary events and powers, using decisions and one time mechanics because they cannot implement it through normal gameplay. That is a flaw, it keeps them from actually developing interconnected systems. The crutches achieve good enough results to churn more DLC, so they can sell these simple text boxes for the equivalent of actually integrating it to the lore of the universe and its mechanics.

Cordyceps Drones users: "Oooh pokemons! Gotta catch them all"

Laughs in Devouring Swarm Hive Mind. I am the Crisis.

I like Gaia seeding, and taking other's system's just to seed them with Gaia worlds then give them back, while keeping several 70k peace keeping fleet's just hanging around.

Why would South America mega city be in Argentina? It should be on Brazil in São Paulo, Belo Horizonte or Rio de Janeiro

The High Lords of the Commonwealth of Man thank you once again for your services; great video as always, keept it up!

I must admit the first story about the tiny people being dissolved by stomach acids made me chuckle 🤭

Oh, you did the change thumbnail trick. It worked?

me

Central processing should get an ending. 11:25

"Rated E7 for Everyone Ages 7+" Humor aside, I have returned from the frontlines of Antares and can see you have set aside the data pads like I asked for many Sols ago. I thank you and look forward to a few late night binges.

I've actually seen the beholder a few times. Unfortunately, I only got to recruit it once. It is possible to fail to recruit it, even if you find it.

the ships defending the system are identical in configuration to the ships of the Gestalt fallen empire. they use the same modules and naming conventions. they might be connected

I don't understand why these societies lost all hope for living. Whenever I read about these civilizations, I always feel a profound sense of loss. I guess that means the writting is really good, as it should be.

Question, what happened to gigastructures? It says that the current version is out of date. When will we have this mod back?

Yeee

If player empire dont do much against chosen then they become as stronger as main crisis at grand admiral late game difficulty scailing and 5x crisis settings. In my game inspite of having very powerful Ai empires the chose conquered nearby 20% of Galaxy within 10 years, If not for my Nanite Battleships, they would have had captured whole galaxy within next 5 years. I declared war on them as soon as I saw their imprint of Galaxy to halt their progress, their was forced peace, also before I declared war keepers of knowledge Fallen empire halted them for good amount of time, poor guys lost their systems to chosen nemesis Colossus, though they survived, later after 1 year of truce, Galactic community declared chosen as crisis and it was a very long battle to fight, i had to station 4 fleets at chokepoints to halt progress of Chosen, those guys were building multiple fleets of 50k just like a snap of fingers of Thanos, they even had myltiple colosus, I destroyed their 3 Colossues. Their many fleets were 140k, many were 70k they all kept popping up after regular intervals. It was very nuts, took me 4 to 5 hours to defeat them, had to build huge fleets to destroy their bases and cap their planets. Their armies were no pushover either, fortunately I had megawar forms so it worked well. It was one of the best game play of stellaris. Also PSA, i havet unlocked warm hole tech so couldn't reach their home world even with Jump drivers, however i tried using Quantum Catalpult and it did it. Otherwise I would still be fighting them since its 2470 qnd I still didnt get warmhole tech, neither any Archeotech, dont know whats wrong. I started the game before latest patch maybe thats why there are issues.

So controversial, yet so brave.

The Red King came and saved Stellaris lore videos after the spiffing brit betrayed us all

Gargantua seems the most hopeful.

All these videos are really cool.

Or maybe their Galaxy was just really, really old and they just decided. Hey, we need food. We travel across Galaxy's our galaxy. Dark, and let's just say we're being hunted as a prank so that the people we feed on. Think there's something bigger out there, even bigger than us. 9:07

Invade, and if worst comes to worst, we have the colossus project.

The next Galactic Paragon of renown should be a therapist.

The wraith squid thingy i once had in a game and it spawned on the outer edge on a world of mine that had been cut off from my wmpire by a voidspawn, it immeditley moved into the tile and got eradicated by the voidspawn in less then 20 seconds

*Thanks The Red King, I love your Stellaris Lore Videos* .. but I think some of the mass suicides were caused when a civilization could not afford to buy the DLC to stay alive. (hehe, totally kidding, but couldn't pass up the opportunity to poke fun at the Paradox DLC plan)

This version of Luetin09 is a lot less sassy

Good news! You still got an add on the video.

Is there evidence that the unbidden are remnants of the divine? We know that the end of the cycle still exists so there might be some form of the divine left.

I love how when you said "the survey ship" you show the picture of the "Hand" my friends and I spent years thinking was a spaceship. Amazing vid as always RedKing!

Brave title given the YT algorithm. A little something to make up for the inevitable suppression

Constantly making LOTR references is a really bad hobbit

10:00 - Leaning on the 4th wall? Well, they're not off by much.

Apocalypse is must have for every xenophobe