The Most Dangerous Fallen Empire - Stellaris Lore
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- This is what we know about the The Most Dangerous Fallen Empire, the Xenophobic Isolationists in Stellaris the grand strategy game by Paradox Interactive.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:37 Current Holdings/Planets/Buildings
02:51 Fleets
04:00 Tuborek
07:12 Shallash
11:37 Cetana
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Newbie rolls "building starbase next to Xenophobe fallen empire" asked to leave life
It's a right of passage!
I did that in the current and previous games I'm playing. They didn't last long.
Happened in my second game. I got lucky since they simply told me fuck off.
they always tell you to scrap your base tho.
My very first game I started as a xenophile bird race from a djungle moon... Deep within the xenophobic fallen empire. 🫥
“These are monumental planetary defence complexes, containing numerous planetary defence forces ready to defend the planet.”
This made me laugh :)
I think the Holy Guardians and Keepers of knowledge are the most dangerous fallen empires because they are the most likely to start a war in heaven when one of them awakens.
This is untrue, xenophile, xenophobe is just as likely and even then the ethics do not have to be opposed for a War in Heaven, it just makes it more likely.
Thematically speaking I think the Keepers of Knowledge are the most dangerous as I feel if you give them the time and leeway they will 100% just re-enact the cosmogenesis crisis path, whereas the almost as (thematically) dangerous Xenophobe isolationists kind of just want their egos stroked
@@TheRedKing oh I didn’t know that thanks for the information
When they wiped them out, they didn't prove them to be wrong, they just showed that they were afraid of what they MIGHT say...and do.
Ironically, I've always thought the xenophobes are one of the weakest, least dangerous fallen empires. Pre-awakening they will never act aggressively unless directly provoked. Further, they do not interact with the galaxy at all. All of the other fallen empires have conditions where they will declare war unilaterally, and/or can direct other lesser races to start a war on their behalf. The xenophobes never do. They're also by far the easiest FE to defeat because their ship designs are so easily hard countered.
Your the type of guy who could create a stellaris fan base Purley around the lore like the big uptake in the last 10 years of Purley lore loving 40k fans. Keep going for as long as you can!
That would be cool!
@TheRedKing it really would be and it would have the added bonus of making paradox treat Stellaris better!
Ive played and consumed Stellaris content for years now, and i still cant find a channel that draws me in to stellaris lore like yours does. Keep up the great work man.
Thanks!!
Holy Guardians are the most dangerous fallen empire,You can't change my mind(especially if you are a fantic materialist and then go for Cosmogenesis crisis ascension.)
I will never forget my FanMat dwarf playthrough, seeing a mid-game notification telling me that my neighbour and fed member had just plunged the entire federation into war with the Holy Guardians and just going "WTF HAVE YOU DONE???"
We won. I cracked their capital worlds, enslaved and cybernetised every Shroud worshipper in the kingdom, and terraformed their lush jungle worlds into deserts.
That other fed member is next once I oust the current custodian.
@@doibantikov2486And you know what makes it worse?Having under one origin,Attack an empire that you don't know it has scion origin...
And I must mention that I lost my luminary because of Holy guardians whlie I went for Cosmogenesis.
I took me latterly one weak to win as Cosmogenesis crisis,I suffered very much from these fallen empires,Bullying me😂
Never stop your content! You really bring the lore of Stellaris to life with your storytelling!
In a perfect world, Paradox should hire him
@@tvorogmoloko7969 and totally ruin everything with their grubby hands? Much like GamesWorkshop did with Astartes? nononono, stay independent.
@@xentionXtrue, thats why i say "in a perferct world"
@@tvorogmoloko7969 mmh, fair enough
Honestly red king never stop this. I had around 500 hours of playtime in stellaris and I genuinely didn’t know shit about the lore but then I found your videos and realized not just that stellaris HAD genuine lore but also just how incredibly well made it is! Keep up gods work!!!
There's actually an additional result from the Shallash dig site. If your a gestalt machine empire, you get the outcome where the Shallarians developed a powerful AI fleet to enforce total peace, and it turned on them. You also have a 20% chance to get this option as a normal empire or if you destroy the Xenophobes before finishing the dig site.
Perhaps this AI that they developed to enforce total peace was Cetana, and their homeworld was where Cetana was originally based. And the Xenophobes destroyed Shallash, not because they hated the Pacifists (or not only), but because they created the crisis that was Cetana.
I seem to recall Cetana saying the ones who imprisoned her used nanites, something she eventually took control over. I figured the ones who did it were the Gate Builders (L-Cluster). I get the feeling that multiple fallen empires were involved with the war against her, and it was the fanatic spiritualists who spearheaded the assault with help from the Animator of Clay. Maybe she goes after the Militant Isolationists because they are the biggest threat? Or maybe they know something of her that she didn't want to get out.
I don't believe she says she was imprisioned using nanites. Zarl asked the animinator to help imprision her and used psionic powers to do so
I think it’s very likely that the Xenophobic Isolationists were Cetanas Imprisoners, as I always thought that their paranoia about any younger empire breaching by their ‘buffer zone’ as that could potentially let Cetana break free somehow.
Funnily enough, I remember in my first playthrough without any friends playing with me, I hot spawned next to the xenophobes, and for some reason, they never tried to dislodge me from the systems next to them. They did send their demands to abandon these systems, but I never accepted, and they never did anything about it, even when I was way weaker than them
Way to roll a 20, dodged a big bullet for sure.
I would say that the machine intelligence fallen empire is the most dangerous in a very specific circumstance: If the contingency show up, and you roll corrupted programming.
A rampaging xenocidal fallen/awakened empire is bad enough, but having to deal with it while also dealing with the contingency at the same time forces you to split your resources at a time you really don't want to be stretched thin.
Always feels so cathartic to wipe them out while insulting them the whole time
I'm kinda surprised no fallen empire ever established contact with the rest of their civ that went through a black hole to create their own universe. You would've thought if a connection would be made that the old guard would send a cry for help and if those that went through would try to use a new space needle to get back to help their brother en or at least try to evac them through the black hole to safety.
That's because the universes thing didn't exist when fallen empires were introduced, they were fallen because the hedonist pops forgot how to make more of their own tech and their non sapient slaves were... non sapient. The Spiritualist ones instead fell due to adherence to doctrine stifling new learning.
@@diegotrejos5780 That DLC really did throw everything out wack both balance and lore wise. Also if they forgot how to build their tech like how you suggest then how is it after losing a war to a none fallen empire they all suddenly wake up and remember how to build it again all of a sudden?
@@theDemolisher13Probably reverse engineering stuff that still worked, before that they didn't have much reason to do anything because nobody was a threat to their existence.
@@theDemolisher13 Did the recent DLC changed some lore or something? Because both in-game lore and dev diaries have already stated that those who chose Cosmogenesis are the first to do so. Devs also said the we "might" be the first but personally, I think that just refers to all the players in different galaxies choosing that path. Nevertheless, the Fallen Empires we meet never tried going that route and progressed their technology during the passage of time before going decrepit.
@@theDemolisher13 Them being awakened is also attributed to the fact that before being awakened, they attempted to re-learn or reverse engineer their technology. I feel like this one has the weakest explanation on how they somehow got the know-how to build advanced ships and infrastructure. But if I were to give a reason, they probably were already trying to accumulate knowledge before being awakened or got lucky to stumble upon the instructions to create them.
It would be fun to see you make videos like this on all the fallen empires. Also, can you do a video on the Sleeper from the Fallen Hivemind mod? It's basically an organic hivemind as a fallen empire.
You can actually get an Organic Hivemind Fallen Empire now, complete Cosmogenesis while playing as a Organic Hivemind, then switch to a new empire and your old one will be a unique Organic Hiveminded Fallen Empire.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 True, but the Sleeper simply spawns in-game like any other Fallen Empire if you've downloaded the mod. Besides, it's got its own awakening mechanics, just like the Ancient Caretakers.
Maybe, i'll put it on the list
Back and going through a lot. Your videos and stellaris in general really help me get away from it all, I love the depth you go into with the lore. Can get lost in it.
Welcome back!
Some BS fallen empire used their pacifier colossus on the prethoryn scourge home planet and softlocked my game from the ending 😢
Ooof - sounds like a xenophile issue. But odd as it should count as the planet being destroyed
How to prove everything the fanatic xenophobes said about my empire was right.
Step 1: Conquer their empire as a fanatic xenophile
Step 2: Give them and their former slaves equal citizen rights
Step 3: Either form a covenant with the instrument of desire or the composer of strands
Step 4: Allow a species of repugnant/noxious/rapid breeder immigrants onto all of their worlds
Step 5: Take the xeno-compatibility ascension perk
Step 6: OwO
Step 7: Lag
Finally, many many videos to watch while eating, while also learning stuff about stellaris before I play the game....
Enjoy!!
Does the Scion Origin have any unique Reactions to Cosmogenesis or the Cetana Crisis? Out of every origin, the Scions have the most reason to go Cosmogenesis, they are tired of waiting and want to catch up to their masters. Imagine their reaction when a Machine Goddess appears from a rival Elder Empire and consumes their progenitors in an instant…
Unsure, and yes a small one. Your overlord sends you a message when Cetana spawns
You can pick it but you can't complete the last stage of the crisis,building Horizon needle;You need to be independent.
@@arian9468 makes sense. I think most players mid to endgame goal with the origin is to be independent.
As a crisis empire, I sealed them inside their worlds behind Pacifier Collosus shields, then activated the engine and ascended Humanity to Godhood.
As a final gift I gave their worlds a permanent buffer zone. A galaxy, full of cold, dead, space.
I love Stellaris because, anime it doesn't fully embrace the idea, it's one of the few space games that plays with The Dark Forest theory, that expanding into space almost guarantees we slip up and draw the attention of something that can and will erase almost all evidence of our existence, be it through simple extermination, or by literally removing is from existence
did although autocorrect into anime somehow? But yes, i agree. Dark Forest is a great theory and not well explored. Stellaris does do a good job of it
@@TheRedKing yep, autocorrect. Didn't even notice till it was pointed out
On my second ever stellaris game that was before the overlord update, a FE awakened and since I was too a xenophobic empire I thought it'll be alright, that was until I started getting 3 messages a year saying 3 worlds were cracked ...
Great content! Keep it coming!
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I love your videos. Please continue to do them for as long as you find joy in it.
I always take these dickheads out when I play to get revenge for the pacifist empire that had the equidistant moons that you detailed in your earlier video. My current game led to me getting a forced peace with them after I started annihilating their fleets and invading their planets. They wound up having one of their smaller backwater planets left as their only system. I let them keep it as the game went on. When the war in heaven event triggered, they were one of the empires that went to war and the other FE promptly demolished the military xenophobic isolationists along with 2 devouring swarm empires.
This actually pissed me off because I wanted the xenophobes to rot on their backwater planet.
Their legendary commander is one of the best if not the best in the game and his fleet puts all of my other fleets to shame in terms of fleet power.
Perfect timing thank you!
I love how you explain the lore through a in universe perspective. It’s awesome I can’t find another alike 🎉
Thanks Brandon!
My first game of Stellaris ever, I claimed a system next to the Xenophobic Fallen Empire. The expected happened. But, in the resulting truce, my ships were able to go into their space and open up those shielded worlds. I got a fleet of Fallen Empire ships out of it, the power of which allowed me to run roughshod over the galaxy unopposed for fifty years.
I love fallen empire lore
For the algorithm! Thanks for consistently saving my sundays
Thanks James, and thank you for the ongoing support!
Shouldn't a star system that has not "Sol" as its star be called a "Star System" or "Stellar System" instead of "Solar System"? I'm pretty sure there can be only one Solar System in the universe.
Logically, it should and it were some years ago in sci-fi. However, it seems like "solar system" (starting with lowercase) became standard nowadays along with "planetary system", just like "moon" is synonymous to "natural satellite".
"Stellar system" seems to be used to describe group of _stars_. I am not an astronomer so don't know for sure, but I would guess they started using "stellar system" for that long before exoplanets were discovered, so the term was sort of taken by the time scientists started to discuss other stars' planets more than hypothetically.
I actually don't know, but logically it sounds right. As the response above says, solar system with little s doesn't sound unreasonable, but i'm unsure of the specifics. I'm sure its a problem someone will have to figure out in a few 1,000 years if/when we get there :)
planet killer when i mad enemy planet use all the time.
Usually taking Tuborek is a pragmatic no-brainer. However, I can easily see an Egalitarian empire resealing him because they don’t want to reward an ancient war criminal. Leaving a less scrupulous empire to take him instead..
Depending on person's view I suppose. Tuborek is your typical loyal admiral who follow their nation to their letter, even following dubious morally questionable things. Of course, they never expect they'll become a scapegoat and they get a permanent vacation instead.
I made him led my largest armada against the Contingency after that War of Heaven (Xenophobe vs Spiritualist F.E) and he prove like the legends.
Well, when I'm playing egalitarians - I always reseal him.
Always love getting shallash with giga structures on. Can bring the system back to life
You have a wonderful tone of voice for this kind of work mate! I already adore sci fi lore and Stellaris but you've a real knack for creating a sense of wonder that even gets me gassed 😂 👏
Happy to hear it :) Glad you're enjoying the lore!
New series of videos? Really enjoy these lore videos 👌
I’d love them to add more fallen empires and expand in them - it be cool if they brought the Sharlarians back (pacifist fallen empire?)
I love their empire design, would be very cool
Omg Red King upload!!!
Day ruinedn’t!!!
Day ruined? :O
@@TheRedKing anti ruined
They are also incapable of awakening in response to the crisis. (Tho they will help)
I miss the pre patch ploy of setting up starbase next to their empire and donating it to a rivel.
Hey guys i just cracked a holy world, wish me luck in the insuing chaos to follow :)
If you have a colossus tech I think the xenos are the ones who need luck.
yeah I just devolved both of the planets a moment ago before I save the game and went to bed...
Love the content m8 keep it up but on an unrelated topic how do I open the strange wormhole?
The Astral rift one in your capital? Just explore it like a regular one iirc?
Tbh, all Fallen Empires are hardly be recognized as dangerous.They pose a real threat only in the first century of the game, and then it's just a question if you wanna defeat them tactical or with share numbers. I go for numbers, every time, calmly amassing fleets, and metaphorically nuking them with one barrage from two hundred battleships.
If I'm authoritarian or xenophobic, they end up as domestic servants, while their slaves are freed. Just to spite them.
ah but who plays that long :) set end game to 2250, i find them very dangerous
You could also use matter disruptors to do armor and shield penetrating damage! The only counter is hardening, wich their ships dont have!
Not many people are taking about it, but from a lore perspective given Cetana and Zarqulan are contemporaries, are the Fallen Empires technically millions of years old given Zarqulan's tomb is millions of years old.
Unlikely, but maybe. Zarl isn't from an FE race he is something else
most recent game i played i was a machine gastalt nanite swarm and i used the Neutron Sweep on all the xenophobe planets, then colonized the two major worlds (core and boundry) which were gaia and turned them into machine worlds... and i rescued an admial of theirs so he had to watch my swarm eradicate all of his kind and desicrate his homeworld. im surprised he was ok with that. lol
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The falic mushrooms are my favorite race!!! 😂
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Did you ever cover the EHOF storyline from Gigas?
I didn't, but oddly enough I did start prepping the events and just never got round to finishing it
@@TheRedKing It has some really deep sci fi events I think would be cool to narrate, definitely worth!
But what about the Rogue Servitors?
I am your lord
no the dangerous empire is the one which uses console commands
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I felt good when I bombarded their planets until nothing was left as Virtual Fallen Empire, having 3 times their fleet power, then just shut down the colony, letting their once prosperous homes float empty in the galaxy.
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Holy Guardians I feel like are the most antagonistic to the player if the player isn't a spiritualist. Just having robots in your empire is enough to really annoy them. Xenophobes you just can't build next to their space. But these two being the most aggressive of the FEs, are the easiest to take out so it balances out.