About This Content Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn Story Pack provides an all-new way for players to establish their empire across the stars, starting the game as a Machine Empire -- a society made up entirely of robots. Unique game features and event chains will allow the machines to expand as a robotic consciousness, and create an AI-led network that grows to galactic dominance Features:YOU, ROBOTPlay Stellaris as a customized robotic civilization, complete a series of robotic portraits for science robots, worker robots, and moreAI, EH? AYE!Follow new event chains and story features to lead your robot race to greatness as an intergalactic AI empire; pursue mechanical perfection in the starsRISE OF THE MACHINESOppressed synths may rebel against their masters and form new empires -- or you may even discover a fallen synthetic civilization deep in spaceDIGITAL ENHANCEMENTSNew synthetic race portraits, and expanded voice packs for VIR 1075eedd30 Title: Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn Story PackGenre: Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Paradox Development StudioPublisher:Paradox InteractiveFranchise:StellarisRelease Date: 21 Sep, 2017 Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn Story Pack Activation Code As it is, I can't recommend this expansion. I loved playing with synthetics prior to version 2.0, but now they are a rather useless. While most things in version 2.0 were positive changes, the developers did a much needed nerf, but they went too far with the nerf. When starting a new game in version 2.0, I was immediately losing resources. Not only that but the biotrophies, which are a key feature of my favorite type of synthetic government, have been too expensive to maintain after a "buff" that made synthetics produce more energy but less food. As it is, unless you prefer pre-2.0 stellaris, synthetic dawn is the worst DLC to get.. One of the best DLC in Stellaris. You can create an AI with special government principles as exterminating, assimilating and enslaving species in unique ways (chemically processing them, creating something similar to a matrix for energy supply) This DLC is amazing! The only thing that it needs is have his own style of ships and cities of a machine empire.. About the ongoing PDS-"support", which is feeded by a DLC like this one: Brace yourself for the PDS-RELEASE-STRATEGY: At a given date (to fit our schedule), we insist, that we release what we've done so far (aka a gamble, whether an "update" is complete or not) and regardless of its quality (aka an additional gamble, whether the same "update" is a buggy and unoptimized mess or not). Brace yourself for the (following) PDS-PATCH-STRATEGY: At a given date (to fit our schedule), we insist, that we end to TRY to patch (complete, fix and optimize) as little as possible in regards to our latest "update" ...Machine Empires: You should know, that the V1.0-base-game had already robots, droids and synths, but they were such a skeleton \/ joke of a "finished" feature, that PDS had made this (separated) DLC as the actual \/ serious approach.. About the ongoing PDS-"support", which is feeded by a DLC like this one: Brace yourself for the PDS-RELEASE-STRATEGY: At a given date (to fit our schedule), we insist, that we release what we've done so far (aka a gamble, whether an "update" is complete or not) and regardless of its quality (aka an additional gamble, whether the same "update" is a buggy and unoptimized mess or not). Brace yourself for the (following) PDS-PATCH-STRATEGY: At a given date (to fit our schedule), we insist, that we end to TRY to patch (complete, fix and optimize) as little as possible in regards to our latest "update" ...Machine Empires: You should know, that the V1.0-base-game had already robots, droids and synths, but they were such a skeleton \/ joke of a "finished" feature, that PDS had made this (separated) DLC as the actual \/ serious approach.. As it is, I can't recommend this expansion. I loved playing with synthetics prior to version 2.0, but now they are a rather useless. While most things in version 2.0 were positive changes, the developers did a much needed nerf, but they went too far with the nerf. When starting a new game in version 2.0, I was immediately losing resources. Not only that but the biotrophies, which are a key feature of my favorite type of synthetic government, have been too expensive to maintain after a "buff" that made synthetics produce more energy but less food. As it is, unless you prefer pre-2.0 stellaris, synthetic dawn is the worst DLC to get.. One of the best DLC in Stellaris. You can create an AI with special government principles as exterminating, assimilating and enslaving species in unique ways (chemically processing them, creating something similar to a matrix for energy supply) This DLC is amazing! The only thing that it needs is have his own style of ships and cities of a machine empire.
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