If you treat it like a competitive game, which players don't because it's an RNG mess, you're playing the wrong game. The AI is utterly braindead, I have friends who enjoy strategy games, and Stellaris is a reasonable game so of course we'll play it together if we're able to. Starcraft etc are way better than what multiplayer stellaris or civ becomes. Originally posted by Pat Fenis:I personally don't "get" why people try to go multiplayer with strategy games turning them into some kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ rts, with blazing timers and fastest speed when there are way better actual rts games. So teaming up against the AI could be a legitimate challenge. However, I think co-op MP is a big attraction for Stellaris gamers who arent. This has been similar to my experience playing MP. Of course there exist people who enjoy games of random chance and no skill, like those people I see at bars shoving their paycheque into a machine with spinning cherries and such you just push 1 button and win/lose. Nevermind all the randomness with anomalies and events too which will "ruin" competitive games for one player or another.
Multi hour build up for 1 war with a decisive game winner. Whoever loses a planet or two in the first war is going to quit. Ok then, so playing competitive? The game has a couple hours build up to being able to wage wars. Playing cooperative with your friends against ai? Prepare for extreme boredom, as the ai is so bad it is incapable of offering any challenge to humans working together. Here is how stellaris multiplayer is going to go.
Originally posted by Pat Fenis:Just trying to help.
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