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Excellent choices! I haven’t had a chance to try some of those yet though.

Thanks for the feedback :)

Absolutely!

I would recommend lowering the difficulty to 50%. Do your games seem similar to the one I have in this video? Falling comets aren’t usually a problem. But dead colonists are usually a result of something like disease or radiation sickness.

@@JaxRayne My game is on PS4,so it comes without modes.But today i have make longer gameplay,about 2:30 hours.But colonists,or workers,have died anyway.And i did make 50% difficulty,but game still kills my workers.This game is a piece of trash,but their is no cool civilization builder for PS4,so far.

@@Jasmin.M-hz5ty I'm sorry you're going through that. The game is first and foremost a survival game whereas the city building comes second. If you're looking for a chill city builder, might I recommend cities Skylines? I believe that's available for PS4.

Thank you :) I am active with this game. Just put out a fresh guide a day ago too. I have a playlist of all my guides for the game if you want to check that out.

Of course! Thanks for watching :)

Exploration is key!

Exactly. Great point!

Thank you! :)

@JaxRayne keep it up bro

Thank you! :)

Thank you! I hope your playthrough went well too :)

15 is up next on the publish log!

Glad you saw a good tip!

It can be depending on your situation like you said. Adapt to the situation at hand.

​@@JaxRayneif your lucky and your starbase cunter the enemy fleet and you have few chokepoint and have buld upp station then normaly yes agenst ai but if you have many choke point or are unlucky with your tec then normaly buld ships i wud say the first 20 years witout navy is fine but you can have many dofrent things like an total war empire that things tour yummy and so on and normaly like to atack you between 20-30years in if total war if not total war nabor maybe 30-40years but 50 unless it is pve multiplayer that wud probobly a bit too late in many of the games i have done (But the best way to learn is to play and let the ai roll you till it dosent anymore i guess)

There ya go!

The Imperium of Man must claim the stars that's why I must have 5 or even 6 for the second the Xeno is found they will die

Thank you!

Correct! This mainly applies to low difficulty and pve as well.

Im all for spreading out wide and extending borders as far as possible.

😅 I should add that it’s most likely not going to happen

Thank you! I appreciate it :)

Imperialist? Don't you mean Citizen Service? Service guarantees Citizenship!

@@NetGhoul666 They changed it didn't they? From Citizen Service to Imperialism.. or it might be one of my mods.. but it still has the same icon the meaning is not lost

Together for managed Democracy! For a cup of LIBER-TEA!

Only The Emperor can guide humanity out of this dark time his word is law his truth is our truth and his promise is unbreakable definitely not a god though FOR THE EMPEROR

The game is basically jam packed with scifi tropes. You roleplay as different sci fi empires based on the ethics. Species traits, and origin you take. Want to cosplay as star trek's federation? Play vanilla UNE. Want to play as the Protoss? Make a spiritualist militarist race with the teachers of the shroud origin. Want to play as the zerg? Hivemind ravenous swarm. Imperium of man from 40K? Go fanatic purifier. Etc.

Its a sandbox empire simulation game, you make your own roleplay based on how you play For exemple I made an utopian empire with everyone equals in a 6 planets empire when my population had decadent lifestyle and everyone was equal in wealth. (Fanatic egalitarian) But said perfect utopia was founded by profond imperialism and tons of slave vassal brutaly colonized and bled. 70% of my income were from my 6 vassal states My empire was also the eternal president of a federation of other country and the eternal custodian of the galaxy. I had every international instance agency based on my empire. Basically england empire mixed with usa but communist

It’s like what others said, you can design any race you want and role play it from there. The game will throw random events at you as well.

A great tip! Balance is key.

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I like the round number tip! I also never tried selling below MP. Interesting idea to try.

Thank you :)

@@odaren3218 I’ve learn this more recently!

Make sure you’re providing the necessary resources for your planets. The main things are electricity, food, consumer goods, and minerals. Those are the main resources to run a city. Then you have the smaller resources like making sure you have a big enough police force to shut down crime and provide housing as well as entertainment buildings for happiness. You have to manage the planets individually and address each specific need. The AI attack you because they probably see you as an easy target unfortunately. I’d recommend turning down the difficulty.

@JaxRayne i managed to survive my first war 🤓 i learned how to change the weapons on my fleet to counter the enemy. All thanks to your videos. Still have troubles keeping my worlds happy i think my traits are bad picks lol thank you

Awesome to hear! Glad I could help :)

A good idea for another video!

Glad to help!

Great question! Unsure on that one. But I think it affects all sources of exp

What tips do you recommend?

Well I have over 3500 hours experience in from A20 to now and I think these tips are good. There was even one in there that I had not thought to get early even after all those hours. So yes I follow on from what Jax said, what tips do you recommend ?

@NastyPasty1123 I have about 7000 or more hours and I've been playing since alpha 15. I'm not giving tips until I start my own youtube channel. I don't remember exactly what tips where in this video but I'm sure they sucked for a new player. I'd have to watch this video again and that ain't gonna happen. If you played as long as you say you have, I'm sure you're an expert. You don't need any tips.

⁠@@GTSN38well with all your experience you are an expert and don’t need tips but you still watched this at least once. When invited by the channels host to contribute and then called out on your trolling you are still not prepared to give any input at all. To help you here is a list of the excellent beginner tips highlighted in this vid. #1 getting honey ( do you think that is important for new players ? ) #2 identifying read/unread books to either pass onto your buddies or to sell ( though I would have mentioned just using for the xp gain ) #3 spec into parkour, at least 2 point. Also one point into master chef and living off the land. Not to rush down a single attribute tree. ( this is excellent advice for new players as they may be tempted to concentrate on offensive skills only, neglecting the survival and non impact skills ) #4 a tip and reasoning on the trader pipe weapon reward ( not game changing but a balanced and helpful advice ) #5 stacking experience boost with the learning elixir and nerd helmet ( again not mind blowing but good solid advice) #6 picking up the first level of the weapons perks, boomstick, machine gunner etc to increase the amount of ammunition you find. There you have it , all good tips clearly presented and useable by new players when they are starting out. My own personal one is don’t be a troll or even comment unless there is something amiss. With all the hours play you have and you can’t come up with a single piece of advice, really ?

It's part of the Game... idk what's cheesy about that.

It sucks when you're trying to get up to places and build. I wish they just had a perk that gave you stamina. This game's perk system sucks ass.

I can see what you mean. It’s a bit out of place with the rest of the perks.

Thank you! I like having multiple weapons for any occasion :)

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Very OP Building! Glad it helped :)

Another great question. You can! But I think most people aren't trying to min-max their actions like you can in a game like Civ. You could also turn the speed to slow or slowest and effectively do the same thing. Just keep in mind the actions don't happen and usually need time to complete so pausing that often might not be the best. But if you enjoy it, go for it! Also, if you play multiplayer, it might make people annoyed.

@JaxRayne i think slowest is the answer for newbies and naturally go faster. Thanks

Great question! Do not automate research or planets. Both of those can spiral you down paths that are bad and you should also learn what research you need as well as planet building. Feel free to automate scouting because aside from the beginning and general direction, you do not need to micro those.

ahh, looks like you adjusted the "UI scale" down a notch or too, in display settings. Yeah? Thanks again by the way for this guide

or wait, is that a mod

Not a mod. I have not touched my UI scaling or resolution. This is the default look for me on pc.

No problem!

Depends on the colony size. I think overall those numbers are fine as long as your colony isn’t suffering for it.

A fantastic idea and I am for it!

😅 no problem!

Thank you! You are too kind :)

Of course! Please ask :)

In my experience, forgoing the medic training boost has been nothing but fatal, especially when the first catastrophe is nuclear fallout/pandemic. Why do you make that choice? At the same time, I actually go for the food tree rather than the community tree, because it's at that point where people are starting to complain of malnutrition; problem is, there's very few arable land to go on at 200%. Moreover, I have three specialists. Given that I am playing 2 of the 3 DLC (sans shattered hope), I saw in one of your videos that I should leave at least one specialist so that the guards can get support and deal with the blight creatures early game. What would be the best play from here?

@@blastorix ​​⁠for the medic question, I’m trying to rush down other techs first to avoid being “gated” by stuff like metal, concrete, etc. I prefer rushing construction resources so I can get better buildings. 20% healing speed isn’t great when I can just open up another medical tent and essentially get “100%” more healing. That’s not to say that medic training is bad. It’s actually good, but I fix the problem through other methods (listed above). For your second question, 200% run is a whole new beast especially if you’re playing the dlc with it. You need to conserve the fertile land that you have and not build on it. Keep it available for farms and forests. Build fishing huts and hunting cabins for meat. Then build farms for food. This will give you enough leeway to eventually get cook houses where you can give them the nutrients that they want. I need to make a video on higher difficulty runs but the meta actually changes on 200% with dlc and it’s a lot to convey through just a comment.

@@blastorix I’d also recommend using the world map to grab food because that will help with the lack of food on the colony map. Rush cook houses if you suspect that malnutrition is going to be an issue. Try to get trade going for money flow asap or scavenge ASAP for silver to buy more specialists. Don’t let them slip away because you lack money. You need to max out specialists asap.

@@JaxRayne That's what I had in mind, actually. It's just a slog right now to get the necessary science points. I am getting there, though. I guess I am at the part where I am stagnating. Not good.

@@JuveVinny they produce resources for you. For example, mining districts make more mining jobs available. Once those jobs are filled, assuming you have enough population, they will produce minerals.

@@JaxRayne thanks

@@JuveVinny No problem!

@@JuveVinny whoops 😅