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@Frettchen The emperor and the fox are paragons you can get from events (astral rift for the former and special system for the other), the insectoid one isn't a paragon but a species portrait you can find under arthropoid. Using the mod menu you can also change the look of your empire's leader to one of our paragons.
are there spawncommands for them?
A text-replace to its expected value (1.5) should fix these techs to appear when the player has the AP.
I would vaguely put Broken Clock in the midgame crisis territory like the Khan - atleast that is what it is meant to be, but balance shifts every update and I've heard they where a bit too passive lately - which is a result of them using regular AI, which makes them less likely to initiate a war if their neighbors are too strong in relative power.
Also, is this a late game or mid game crisis? In my game it seems to have an unpredictable start time. In one game Broken Clock activated after only about 25 years after mid game start time. In another game, it started about 15 years after end game start time.
Thank you in advance for an answer. Excellent mod
Thx!
I'll see if I can replicate it and figure it out.
Thank you!
Again, not blaming y'all for anything and I'm not even upset.
Just a little confused as to whether or not it's intended since it's particularly catastrophic for folks that like to build tall.
To explain the situation, I was playing a Machine empire with the Voidforged Origin.
All was well until I received an event titled "[Planet]: Serious Damage"
Next thing I know, my capital Orbital Habitat was de-colonized.
Not a huge deal, but it did seem like it came out of nowhere.
The text in the event was:
"The orbital regulation system of [Planet], which was responsible for keeping the [Planet] ringworld in place and intact, suffered a catastrophic failure. This ringworld segment was torn apart by gravitational stress when the stabilization system ceased to function. It happened in a matter of moments. This segment was the civilization's last stronghold. In a blink of an eye, the went extinct."