In addition, if you aren't paying attention to your ship designs you might be wasting research points on weapon types you aren't even using! You're literally better off just picking components with the biggest numbers. The auto-designer is terrible and does baffling things. One slight edit, im actually really curious on the benefits of auto building your ships vs manual, is the ai shipbuilder good? Tech worlds and Bureaucratic worlds really don't need much use small planets with poor natural resources for these purposes. Preferably 8 or more, but at very least 6. Mining, Generator, and Agriculture worlds should be built on planets that allow for lots of those districts. These late-game economies can better afford this upkeep, and since the fleets they can support are much larger they take quite a while to build.īest way to tell what a planet should focus in ectįorge and Factory worlds should be on your biggest worlds. It's generally only once you reach late-game tech that you build and maintain a standing fleet in peace-time. Military has massive upkeep cost, so just keeping the alloys banked up and shipyards at the ready is preferable. In the early-game, you should avoid building a fleet until war is imminent. Authoritarian and Egalitarian are the best ethics. Rapid Breeder and Intelligent are the best traits in general. Potentially some good trait/empire options when you start the game The only real exceptions are fortresses (which are not economic) and refineries (since you can't fit very many per planet anyways). Mining worlds are for mining, Forge worlds are for metallurgists, Tech worlds are for researchers.
Generic tips or good advice when it comes to playing
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