The reduced claim cost is now replaced by extra pop growth, which is great news for an empire that doesn't care about waging wars. Xenophobe has gotten even better for Inward Perfectionists in Megacorp. On top of that, the stability bonus will give you ~5% better job output and can compensate for lack of amenities and overcrowding to a certain extend. In the long run, it is equal to ~10% lower unity cost and ~6.6% lower tech cost. The extra admin cap will give you a lot of extra breathing space in the early game, in some cases allowing you to reach the first admin techs without exceeding your cap. However, the general idea should translate to any type of map or setup.įanatic pacifist is a very potent, all-around useful ethic.
This is definitely favorable for this play style. I usually play on medium sized maps with maxed out player numbers, since I like to see what funny random empire designs the game will come up with. Many of the things here apply to other play stiles as well, but this is the one I have nailed down, so I feel comfortable enough to actually write a guide.įor this exercise I will use an optimized, min/max'ed version of the empire I am playing in the dev clash, the Terkardian Utopia.
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To help people a bit, here is a little guide about the one thing I know how to do in Stellaris: Playing a Fanatic Pacifist empire. WIth the new expansion out, there are a lot of mechanics that need to be understood, as well as many smaller intricacies that might have profound impact on your game.
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