Cost of tech is varied and goes up with the tiers. Three different kinds blue green yellow of research researches in parallel. There are actually two kinds of tech tree.įirst the one closer to ours. So the admin cap gives an incentive to let control go. So instead of having to micromanage a lot of districts, colonies you have some simple diplomacy options with your vassal state which manages the sector instead of you. into a vassal state they do not count against your admin cap. than a certain admin cap, techs and other things get more expensive. There is a upkeep mechanism like in freeorion - if you have more districts,colonies. I think this is actually intended as anti-micro. One nice thing i am currently exploring are vassals made from my own sectors. So it not only mattered what was on the planet but also where. In Stellaris 1 it seems the planet management was even more micromanagy, with a 2D grid layout of the planet. But you can play some kind of click back-and-forth lottery to more or less get what you want. i have population which is well suited to produce energy, but i cannot directly assign them to the right jobs. Next thing is planet population management. Also the interface is horrible for switching scientists. Also the scientists only gain experience when exploring the systems - not on the long way inbetween. The main reason for this mechanic is that you can "teleport" your scientists between the science ships and the ships move really slow. I fell for micro-optimising science ships and scientists for three reasons boosting the experience gain of the right scientists in order to level up, trying to maximise the number of anomalies which get created (use different scientist to explore systems and research anomalies) and speeding up exploration. And that is not really interesting in itself. Probably this is not real micromanagement, but you first need to figure out how much of what is worth what.
Here is a writeup from FO perspective:įor a starter there are many different resources which can be transformed into each other in various ways. Just playing a single single-player without AI to get a feel for the mechanics. So i finally went around to trying Stellaris.
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