Stellaris United Nations Of Earth Vs ALL Crisis 

Plantoid species sees human vegans eating a salad. "THEY'RE EATING US!!!!"

it is the correct narration... :)

​@@glennjanot8128 It's a cookbook! It's a cookbook!

@@brandonclark435 Reminds me of an episode of Married with Children when Al has to go with Peggy to her family and he finds a book. "Peg! 'To serve men'. IT'S A COOKBOOK!"

@@glennjanot8128 They're eating her and then they're going to eat me! OH MY GOD!!!

I'm not buying it. Pics or I don't believe you. And no AI face generation bull.

sounds like something a lizzard would say

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I, too, enjoy oxygen and walking on leg.

​@@ChildrenOfRadiation Are they your legs? As in legs that you grew by yourself, bone, tissue, and blood vessels?

The temptation is there...

I literally skipped to the xenophobe empire part, no gonna lie

@@maximovera575 oh don’t spoiler that

The Emperor protects

I went from une feeling bad for declaring war to a determined exterminator fanboy in 5 playthroughs

It was PAIN.

@@MontuPlays I heard you and DJ have this discussion in one of the Timelines (I think). I always operated less under the assumption that ascension was the decision of the government imposed upon the people (at least in the case of egalitarians) and more a case of natural progression and representative population numbers (in the case of organic and cybernetic ascension). Take Synthetic ascension as an example - I think less of it signifying a mandate being issued and armed forces dragging unwilling individuals into Uploading Centres and more as signifying a substantial cultural shift in favour of that idea, where it is almost universally considered an incredible opportunity and the few holdouts who don't want it done are simply allowed to die out. Much like the Digital Age in our own society - nobody marched into our homes, plonked a computer down and then pinned our eyelids open through a microsoft introduction. It's just better than not having a computer, so people make the choice to have one and then as society shifts it increasingly becomes a necessity of everyday life. If you're at work in the mines, lugging around some mining laser, and the guy next to you deploys one from his wrist, does his work in half the time and takes a nap, wouldn't you want one too? Or if you're hard at work pondering the mysteries of the universe and someone else on your research team walks in one morning and says "Oh by the way I had some gene enhancements over the weekend and I disproved, rewrote, proved and expanded upon our thesis on the way into work this morning", wouldn't you want to be that smart as well? And, for the minority who answer no, realistically, in that kind of society they're going to become functionally redundant - you don't want them slowing down your research teams, or messing up your mines with their clumsy work, so even an incredibly egalitarian society which would never force the change upon them would naturally not favour them for employment, meaning you don't see them represented in your workforce. I think of the 'holdout' minority in an ascension path to be something which is allowed to naturally dwindle, consigned to nice care homes where they can talk about how back in their day people calculated hyperlane jumps with good old fashioned sapient computers instead of as a side process in their head. Except for psionic ascension - I always considered that to be less a choice and more...a thing that happens. That, while you as a player are making that choice, the people of your empire just become increasingly psionic 'naturally' and there's no more of an ethical decision to be made about it than there was about the fact that life happened at all.

Wait, wdym using the gene modification points alongside the robot modification points was necessary during a playthrough? D:

If you're roleplaying the Federation, that includes the Augment Ban.

Sounds like what I used to be, I used to play as all the negative species and nation types. Just to finally be the good guys since nothing should ever experience pain, or suffering. Life is already enough, why would we need more of it? Even in a game as a thought?

Destroyer empires are easier, especially robotic.

@@aksmex2576 I still remember an era before robotic destroyer empires, when biology reigned supreme, as intended 😈

The problem with that is that means more late game lag which I hate xd

humans #1

HELL YEAH

FOR SUPER EARTHHHH

​@@atombomb8139Helldivers to hellpods

UNE is incredibly gay tbh.

Yeah, I never play with it active because it was always more trouble than it was worth, I can't believe he actually did a run with it. That species screen was actually nightmare fuel.

It's one of those super cool concepts. Until you see the actual results of it on your performance and micromanagement. I like turning everyone into machines because at least we are all the same metal.

​@LuizAlexPhoenix I don't turn everyone in to Machines I just skip Straight to slaves because for some reason I never have enough energy even after I build a Dyson's sphere

Same. Though I vary that with trying something super alien. Like a fungoid necromancy kingdom (like the mushrooms with zombie ants on our planet) but still see themselves as good guys and are classified as an enlightened monarchy. Stuff like that. They tend towards good guys from their own POV. So yeah sure they revive dead things and turn pops into fungoids in elevation chambers, but to them it is just another stage in the natural order of things. They are like rangers and environmental engineers. Would we call them good guys? Probably not. But they aren’t xenophobes and they are just doing what their biology has them programmed to do. That is as bad guy as I can get.

Actually cant really stand playing UNE for same exact reason - want to represent humanity and if you look at history and even current affairs UNE doesnt actually represent us at all.

I always try to corrupt the UNE as much as possible, turning fanatic egalitarians into fanatic xenophobe slavers is always fun

Lack of imagination? I think evil is what lacks imagination. Every problem you encounter is solved by war and genocide when you’re evil. Where’s the nuance? Where’s the STORY? When you treat the other species as equals you have to make difficult decisions that lead to interesting outcomes.

Imagining a better world is the greatest challenge of all.

Check out the playlist in the description, there's a host of playthroughs like this

Playing good guys, also recruit the army with 500% colateral damages. Because everyone is equaly free to die.😂

They feel more.... honest

I think I might do Commonwealth of Man next

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I'm pretty sure its all art made by people!

Hive mind Humans basically = "WE ARE THE BORG. YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE."