Yes yes, folks, apparently the Ashtangites have 'always' been a human-offshoot race and I should have picked up on that as early as Chapter 1. Honestly missed that, thought they were just another corporation or organization.
Not always - actually only barely more than 100 years. We know this because their leader was engineered in the spacecraft they used to get to Remus. ^_^
Best part? The dog gets their own poster shot in the ending. It does make me wonder if there might be more to be gained, and answers found, if you're willing to sacrifice your scientists in the name of answers at events. I can't help but feel like there must be some sort of event chain you can fire off by going hard with the silver spheres; the fact that there's a number of them makes it seem less likely that they're totally unconnected and that there just happens to be 3-4 of them to stumble into.
There is a theory that to create a PA you need a human brain. Also that the administrator, the player, is a PA created from Naomi, the woman who invented the Engine for the ship and then refused to stay with the project. So you got kidnapped, your brain extracted, and turned into a PA to run the mission. Naomi protocol is your human brain overriding your programming, and each Naomi protocol includes some gibberish that, when put in a rot-23 cypher, is Naomi telling off Dolos. The reason either you or the PA have to pilot the ship into the BMS ship is a computer is needed.
Also, you can confirm in-game that the Administrator isn't really human. Spoiler: if you choose to stay with Tiqqun to smack Piranesi, the cutscene changed a bit, showing you (rather than the copy of Protagoras' PA) as a blue-ish box with "Administrator" written on it. That's why Naraka (Piranesi's PA) insisted to assimilate you. An AI obviously can't assimilate a totally real human but definitely could assimilate a similar being.
@@LunarCrusade The blue box is a cryopod. It reads "administrator" and the last shots of the scene is it getting sealed. Also doesn't really make sense to me as to why they needed a shuttle to get an AI to the tiqqun, since Edden was built into it when you've arrived.
In this episode of "IXION": The last chapter! A new encounter! Hippie mutants! Pulling the plug! A whole new world! AI issues! SCIENCE OVERWHELMING! And the final sacrifice!
@@LienTran-iw7mf I have retold many a story, not just this one. Though I am very surprised to see my comment not get buried under everyone elses. I have posted it rather late.
I like the Roman lore in the Troy system given the aeneid storyline of survivors fleeing a doomed home. I'm curious if there are explanations of the temporal anomalies throughout the game, but I guess that is up for speculation. I did laugh when Romulus wasn't visible in the background after traveling there. The AI did say it doesnt exist after all.
Very enjoyable series. I was kinda hoping you were going to finish the UNITY ending and show the cut scene after the first run was finished. Thx for the great series Pravus.
this series single-handedly got me through the month and new year, i kept pushing day to day just to see another video. youre a big comfort to me and i appreciate you taking us along on this story!
Wait, the Lunaclysm was ‘inevitable?’ Did I miss something in a previous chapter about DOLOS knowing in advance that the drive was going to blow up the moon?
They knew. And knew the entire project needed CENTURIES to be perfected and no one was gonna do it or stay around. So yes, basically Dolos went " we can save some humans but nuke the moon and earth or risk looking for a solution that may never come " and went for the first. DOLOS is not the good guys of the story in case you missed it.
@@cubefreak123 While you are mostly correct, the Lunaclysm was caused because the first Vohle engine caused too much Tachyons and brought the moon with it. It’s explained in exploring the Pythagoras. The DOLOS CEO realized however that Earth was unlikely gonna survive by the time the IXION engine would have been completed. He needed to force the issue by making earth unhabitable and forcing humanity into space. Or maybe he was actually too much into the Ashintaringes cult to realize any possible alternative. I doubt about the “he sees the future” theories as there is no obstacle in deactivating Eden and colonizing Romulus. Maybe his fear is that the Ashintaringes are incredibly non violent, thus making very likely in the future that those names are gonna be very ominous. It is possible also to win despite Remus being glassed by the Piranesi ( small spoilers: the Piranesi wasn’t going for the Tiqqun, it first reaches Remus and glasses it, then chases you. ) so the most logical idea if he did see the future is that he sees 2 out of 14 millions chances, and was betting on one using Edden to fool you.
From how I understand it for reference (and this is just from me watching), it's less that DOLOS knew it was coming, and more 'knew we had to do it to move forward'. the Lunarclysm forced humanity to do what DOLOS believes they needed to do: adapt or die. well on a planet that's safe though dying, the logical answer to get humanity moving forward is to move the needle and make it no longer safe. it took destroying the moon to bring them all together and work on a new way forward. But then, EDDA is programmed to follow the company creed: Adapt or die. by following it's advice, you would have joined the Ashtangites as one of them, and more then likely come to understand that this is what's needed, to adapt to the planet and coexist as opposed to the humanity you know. In the end, you defied what DOLOS wanted, and found a new home.
@@thebladeofchaos I must correct you there. The only time the final message could have been recorded, since it’s not a PA but an actual recorded message, is before the first jump. DOLOS knew. The rest is probably what he decided to do about it.
More questions than answers after that ending. How did Dolos know about the lunaclysm ahead of time? What are the gray spheres? Why did Edden try to hide Romulus?
so wait up, you remember that the "Ashtangites" were the humans who were left by the UN on earth, they were the ones abandoned, the "bad people", so somehow they reached Remus, mutated themselves and lived peacefully? And what about the piece of the Tiqqun found drifting in chapter 4? Theres some time paradox in this game thats left for discussion, I'd love to hear your thoughts
Remember that every time Tiqqun jumps, we actually don't know whether it was still the same space-time continuum with before or not. The story also hinting that multiverse exists. Here's some crazy hypothesis: Vanir (the head of DOLOS) actually knew all of the journey from the start, with some kind of Doctor Strange thingy where there's only one brief window of opportunity for launch or the humanity in current universe is screwed forever. That's why he also already knew (from the monologue on ending) there are 2 choices of planet. In a few, several, dozens, or even countless another space-time continuum, the Administrator already did this entire mission. Some failed (yes, that Tiqqun fragment), but some other succeeded. It's either when the Tiqqun smacked the Piranesi (remember that the engine have the ability to mess up space-time) or some time later, the Administrator goes back in time to inform Vanir about this.
Is it me or this game feels like an extremely fun and exciting game but somehow... isn't? This might be just Pravus playing very efficently and knowing event outcomes but there is almost no feel of urgency save for that sentient ship trying to consume us. While I enjoyed the series game seems like 5 (or 4, didn't finish watching this one) chapters of "Go there, investigate this, try not to die, spend 300 cycles gathering resources with little to no danger, start new chapter fully stocked on resources, repeat".
Very fun series, a really cool sci-fi futuristic scenario, having the UN as bad guys, and a mega corrupt corporation being against space and theirselves more than to any non-human danger.
Since Pravus chose embrace the 'Cult of the Hull' I imagine the next generations of Romulus' humans will treat the Tiqquns remains as Holy Relic and the site where the Tiqqun rammed to the Piranesi as a place of pilgrimage. And their scripture will be how the Tiqqun is the embodiment of the Guardian Angel who guided Humanity to the promised land and its final act of Heroism was sacrificing itself to the embodiment of the Devil Piranesi.
I had to train 3000 colonists 💀💀💀💀 i rescued every single cryo pod. The game didn’t like that for some reason and ended up stop counting the population after 4071
Also in the end cutscene, some people are actually seen with orange suits for me too because of some secrets i don’t want to spoil (does have to do with how planets are investigated)
@@Holocoasterr it’s in the chapter before the pulsar system (before we meet piranessi) u have to take a certain path but I’m not sure which and that some people get replaced which leads into another research event with cryo pods I think
As you are now in the Illia system, does this make the story the Illiad? But given the planets Remus, Romulus, Vulcan, Palatine, Plutarch this should be the Aeneid - the Roman knock-off Illiad from 30-20 BC. 2:55 What do you mean "Aliens"? Those are Ashtangites. The humans that were left behind on earth, that were _very much_ into genetic engineering. 16:20 "Maxim 24. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from a big gun."
I wish you had the option to invade Remus and take it over. I mean I know that we will eventually, because Romulus is a craphole and we don’t seem to have terraforming technology , but I would have enjoyed ‘being human’ and repeating the ‘I want what you got so I’m gonna take it’ instinct we like to pretend we’re above these days but absolutely would devolve to in such a situation.
@@raptorofwar4415 The game tells us that there are high levels of chlorine in the upper atmosphere (which, aside from apparently being related to an excessive risk of shuttle destruction on entry, is also literally poisonous at worst and inherently corrosive at best, causing eye, skin and lung irritation even at mild levels - and, since it's heavier than oxygen, we can also presume it's even thicker at ground level). We can see from visual cues that both the ground and air is thickly yellow, AND the game outright tells us that the settlement had to install oxygen recyclers, confirming that the air isn't safe on its own. Meanwhile, we've seen elsewhere on multiple planets that humans seem to be prone to delusions, obsessions, insanity and poor decision-making when exposed to the same element that powers the VHOLE engine either out in the world... or from consecutive jumps. Then there's also that 'known Dementia effect of space travel' mentioned way back in the prologue. On the balance of probability, it seems way more likely to me that settling Romulus - which requires deactivating the machine that normally detects and reports aberrant human behaviour to you - is a not-so-veiled Bad Ending. Presumably they either die or just suffer as a result of their canonical exposure to high levels of chlorine in the air they're breathing and brushing against and they're either gonna have to live in little space-ship-boxes on this miserable Chlorine World, or they're gonna start eyeballing Remus the way their world's namesake First King of Rome once did.
As fun as the play through has been, I have felt literally no sense of there being something that I wanted to do differently with this game. So it's more of a movie than a game.
They knew about the "aliens"? They knew the moon would blow up and it wasn't dolos fault??? What are the spheres? Why did the piranesi ai turn evil? There are still so many unanwered questions, i'm glad i watched your series, thanks for that, playing through this myself would have been very unsatisfying for me, it looks pretty and the soundtrack is very atmospheric but gameplay itself seems sluggish and like a chore
So I'm mid watch so idk what will happen but I feel like using the PA was a bad idea, the enemy ship hacked you before and only a human was able to fix it...
Wait, that's the ending? I dunno, I kind of was expecting a bit more I guess? Then again, having to deal with the Piranesi means everything is put on a timer...
The grey spheres are time travel stuff and instead of actually looking for a proper answer, just took the most cynical and direct one. Also if the Tiqqun wreck from last episode indicates, we got some timeline shenanigans going on.
Yes yes, folks, apparently the Ashtangites have 'always' been a human-offshoot race and I should have picked up on that as early as Chapter 1. Honestly missed that, thought they were just another corporation or organization.
YOU...saved the puppy
Who cares atleast you saved the dog that's the best thing in this series
I didn't figure it out either, especially since we got 120 crew from their ship.
Not always - actually only barely more than 100 years. We know this because their leader was engineered in the spacecraft they used to get to Remus. ^_^
Remember,we are humans,not some alien pet! Glad you make the choice of going our own way.
I love the attention to details to the UI with the A.I. not letting you investigate Romulus
This sounds like there will be a sequel. Unanswered questions, the potential for more story, etc.
Best part? The dog gets their own poster shot in the ending. It does make me wonder if there might be more to be gained, and answers found, if you're willing to sacrifice your scientists in the name of answers at events. I can't help but feel like there must be some sort of event chain you can fire off by going hard with the silver spheres; the fact that there's a number of them makes it seem less likely that they're totally unconnected and that there just happens to be 3-4 of them to stumble into.
there is but i am not going to say it
@@LolSho0orTs OH, COME ON YOU!
Great series, that doggo in the end chillin, Praise Pravus!
There is a theory that to create a PA you need a human brain. Also that the administrator, the player, is a PA created from Naomi, the woman who invented the Engine for the ship and then refused to stay with the project.
So you got kidnapped, your brain extracted, and turned into a PA to run the mission.
Naomi protocol is your human brain overriding your programming, and each Naomi protocol includes some gibberish that, when put in a rot-23 cypher, is Naomi telling off Dolos.
The reason either you or the PA have to pilot the ship into the BMS ship is a computer is needed.
This would explain a lot, like how the people on the Tiqqun don’t actually know if you really exist or not.
Also, you can confirm in-game that the Administrator isn't really human.
Spoiler:
if you choose to stay with Tiqqun to smack Piranesi, the cutscene changed a bit, showing you (rather than the copy of Protagoras' PA) as a blue-ish box with "Administrator" written on it. That's why Naraka (Piranesi's PA) insisted to assimilate you. An AI obviously can't assimilate a totally real human but definitely could assimilate a similar being.
@@LunarCrusade The blue box is a cryopod. It reads "administrator" and the last shots of the scene is it getting sealed. Also doesn't really make sense to me as to why they needed a shuttle to get an AI to the tiqqun, since Edden was built into it when you've arrived.
In this episode of "IXION": The last chapter! A new encounter! Hippie mutants! Pulling the plug! A whole new world! AI issues! SCIENCE OVERWHELMING! And the final sacrifice!
Hope you find something else to recap I love this
@@LienTran-iw7mf I have retold many a story, not just this one. Though I am very surprised to see my comment not get buried under everyone elses. I have posted it rather late.
I like the Roman lore in the Troy system given the aeneid storyline of survivors fleeing a doomed home. I'm curious if there are explanations of the temporal anomalies throughout the game, but I guess that is up for speculation. I did laugh when Romulus wasn't visible in the background after traveling there. The AI did say it doesnt exist after all.
I wonder if there's an alternative picture in the ending without the doggo depending on your decisions.
Lost opportunity for making a scene with the administrator piloting the tiqqun looking at the piranesi. That would have been a scene to behold.
Very enjoyable series. I was kinda hoping you were going to finish the UNITY ending and show the cut scene after the first run was finished. Thx for the great series Pravus.
Did you notice when you arived to ilia that edden said the ship was falling apart and losing health, but when you shut down edden it started gaining
i didn't
Wow, really? That's such a cool detail. It's meant to make you rush the other finale then.
@@allopic3764 more like edden was lying to you to make you go to the planet as fast as possible
@@Adstral yes, by “the other finale” I meant the ending Pravus didn’t go for, sorry if that wasn’t clear.
this series single-handedly got me through the month and new year, i kept pushing day to day just to see another video. youre a big comfort to me and i appreciate you taking us along on this story!
Wait, the Lunaclysm was ‘inevitable?’ Did I miss something in a previous chapter about DOLOS knowing in advance that the drive was going to blow up the moon?
They knew. And knew the entire project needed CENTURIES to be perfected and no one was gonna do it or stay around. So yes, basically Dolos went " we can save some humans but nuke the moon and earth or risk looking for a solution that may never come " and went for the first.
DOLOS is not the good guys of the story in case you missed it.
@@cubefreak123 While you are mostly correct, the Lunaclysm was caused because the first Vohle engine caused too much Tachyons and brought the moon with it. It’s explained in exploring the Pythagoras.
The DOLOS CEO realized however that Earth was unlikely gonna survive by the time the IXION engine would have been completed. He needed to force the issue by making earth unhabitable and forcing humanity into space.
Or maybe he was actually too much into the Ashintaringes cult to realize any possible alternative. I doubt about the “he sees the future” theories as there is no obstacle in deactivating Eden and colonizing Romulus.
Maybe his fear is that the Ashintaringes are incredibly non violent, thus making very likely in the future that those names are gonna be very ominous. It is possible also to win despite Remus being glassed by the Piranesi ( small spoilers: the Piranesi wasn’t going for the Tiqqun, it first reaches Remus and glasses it, then chases you. ) so the most logical idea if he did see the future is that he sees 2 out of 14 millions chances, and was betting on one using Edden to fool you.
From how I understand it for reference (and this is just from me watching), it's less that DOLOS knew it was coming, and more 'knew we had to do it to move forward'. the Lunarclysm forced humanity to do what DOLOS believes they needed to do: adapt or die. well on a planet that's safe though dying, the logical answer to get humanity moving forward is to move the needle and make it no longer safe. it took destroying the moon to bring them all together and work on a new way forward.
But then, EDDA is programmed to follow the company creed: Adapt or die. by following it's advice, you would have joined the Ashtangites as one of them, and more then likely come to understand that this is what's needed, to adapt to the planet and coexist as opposed to the humanity you know. In the end, you defied what DOLOS wanted, and found a new home.
@@thebladeofchaos I must correct you there. The only time the final message could have been recorded, since it’s not a PA but an actual recorded message, is before the first jump. DOLOS knew. The rest is probably what he decided to do about it.
@@CrowMercury ... Could they not just have moved away from any moons and planets before FTLing?
that ending cutscene gave me chills, what a series!
More questions than answers after that ending. How did Dolos know about the lunaclysm ahead of time? What are the gray spheres? Why did Edden try to hide Romulus?
the gray spheres is a time travel machines
so wait up, you remember that the "Ashtangites" were the humans who were left by the UN on earth, they were the ones abandoned, the "bad people", so somehow they reached Remus, mutated themselves and lived peacefully? And what about the piece of the Tiqqun found drifting in chapter 4? Theres some time paradox in this game thats left for discussion, I'd love to hear your thoughts
Remember that every time Tiqqun jumps, we actually don't know whether it was still the same space-time continuum with before or not. The story also hinting that multiverse exists.
Here's some crazy hypothesis:
Vanir (the head of DOLOS) actually knew all of the journey from the start, with some kind of Doctor Strange thingy where there's only one brief window of opportunity for launch or the humanity in current universe is screwed forever. That's why he also already knew (from the monologue on ending) there are 2 choices of planet.
In a few, several, dozens, or even countless another space-time continuum, the Administrator already did this entire mission. Some failed (yes, that Tiqqun fragment), but some other succeeded.
It's either when the Tiqqun smacked the Piranesi (remember that the engine have the ability to mess up space-time) or some time later, the Administrator goes back in time to inform Vanir about this.
14:41 "I don't even see the planet, it's gone!"
Oh god Edden was right, it's just an illusion D:
7:53 That's right! The Emperor Protects!
What an awesome series, and the dog found new home too! Loved that the devs included him in final picture :)
The most enjoyable series I’ve watched on UA-cam in a long time. Thanks, Pravus!
In history, Romulus killed Remus, So colonizing Romulus is the good ending.
That ending gave me Goosebumps! What a fantastic story!
Thank you for the fantastic series! I've really enjoyed the trip along the way!
Is it me or this game feels like an extremely fun and exciting game but somehow... isn't? This might be just Pravus playing very efficently and knowing event outcomes but there is almost no feel of urgency save for that sentient ship trying to consume us. While I enjoyed the series game seems like 5 (or 4, didn't finish watching this one) chapters of "Go there, investigate this, try not to die, spend 300 cycles gathering resources with little to no danger, start new chapter fully stocked on resources, repeat".
Now I want to see the other endings.
That was a fun ride, praise Pravus.
Very fun series, a really cool sci-fi futuristic scenario, having the UN as bad guys, and a mega corrupt corporation being against space and theirselves more than to any non-human danger.
I love how you choose the HFY ending
all good must end but new adventures will start soon
Great series, thank you Pravus.
Praise Pravus! He has given proper humanity a new chance to prosper and thrive!
Praise Pravus' His choices led us to safety, peace, and our new home!
Since Pravus chose embrace the 'Cult of the Hull' I imagine the next generations of Romulus' humans will treat the Tiqquns remains as Holy Relic and the site where the Tiqqun rammed to the Piranesi as a place of pilgrimage.
And their scripture will be how the Tiqqun is the embodiment of the Guardian Angel who guided Humanity to the promised land and its final act of Heroism was sacrificing itself to the embodiment of the Devil Piranesi.
Absolutely loved this series. Thank you for great content.
I had to train 3000 colonists 💀💀💀💀 i rescued every single cryo pod. The game didn’t like that for some reason and ended up stop counting the population after 4071
Also in the end cutscene, some people are actually seen with orange suits for me too because of some secrets i don’t want to spoil (does have to do with how planets are investigated)
@@maniacalcoast2742 spoil me the secrets
@@maniacalcoast2742 spoil us come on!
@@maniacalcoast2742 spill it out
@@Holocoasterr it’s in the chapter before the pulsar system (before we meet piranessi) u have to take a certain path but I’m not sure which and that some people get replaced which leads into another research event with cryo pods I think
amazing game and series!
i do hope for 1 last episode where we explore the different endings
great ending. But I'd love to see the Remus ending. I hope you made a save before the split ...
Thank you for the letsplay !
It was very good game.. Thanks for videos all of them watched.
I would love to see what would happen if you chose remus cause Im kinda curious, too bad for the 92 crypods that were never opened
This last part of this game was a PAIN IN THE ASS, over 10-20 saves
i lost in this chapter 2 times i didn't know the ai ship was moving and lost to the hidden counter
That was a fantastic playthrough, Pravus! Thanks for sharing the game that I'm never going to have the time to play :-D
damn what an end! rly good series for a good game
i wish when it end you play on the plante like ixion 2
As you are now in the Illia system, does this make the story the Illiad?
But given the planets Remus, Romulus, Vulcan, Palatine, Plutarch this should be the Aeneid - the Roman knock-off Illiad from 30-20 BC.
2:55 What do you mean "Aliens"? Those are Ashtangites. The humans that were left behind on earth, that were _very much_ into genetic engineering.
16:20 "Maxim 24. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from a big gun."
I wish you had the option to invade Remus and take it over. I mean I know that we will eventually, because Romulus is a craphole and we don’t seem to have terraforming technology , but I would have enjoyed ‘being human’ and repeating the ‘I want what you got so I’m gonna take it’ instinct we like to pretend we’re above these days but absolutely would devolve to in such a situation.
I'm not sure we need terraforming; people can obviously breathe right there on the surface, so it's probably just kind of arid.
@@raptorofwar4415 The game tells us that there are high levels of chlorine in the upper atmosphere (which, aside from apparently being related to an excessive risk of shuttle destruction on entry, is also literally poisonous at worst and inherently corrosive at best, causing eye, skin and lung irritation even at mild levels - and, since it's heavier than oxygen, we can also presume it's even thicker at ground level).
We can see from visual cues that both the ground and air is thickly yellow, AND the game outright tells us that the settlement had to install oxygen recyclers, confirming that the air isn't safe on its own.
Meanwhile, we've seen elsewhere on multiple planets that humans seem to be prone to delusions, obsessions, insanity and poor decision-making when exposed to the same element that powers the VHOLE engine either out in the world... or from consecutive jumps. Then there's also that 'known Dementia effect of space travel' mentioned way back in the prologue.
On the balance of probability, it seems way more likely to me that settling Romulus - which requires deactivating the machine that normally detects and reports aberrant human behaviour to you - is a not-so-veiled Bad Ending. Presumably they either die or just suffer as a result of their canonical exposure to high levels of chlorine in the air they're breathing and brushing against and they're either gonna have to live in little space-ship-boxes on this miserable Chlorine World, or they're gonna start eyeballing Remus the way their world's namesake First King of Rome once did.
Fill the Tiqqun with Samsung Galaxies!
Pravus can you do an epilogue episode for this series showing the different ending please?
yes i want to see the other ending plz ty
the dog that you saved appeared in the end scene thats epic..
Mashallah, humanity first
The devourerer sound more like The Beast to me, from Homeworld.
Welp, it looks like my guess of a timeloop was right!
As fun as the play through has been, I have felt literally no sense of there being something that I wanted to do differently with this game. So it's more of a movie than a game.
18:03 in the cut scene I see Remus is destroyed in the background
HOLY EVER LOVING CRUDE THIS IS AMAZNG
Wow that was really fun, love ya pravus.
A good ship this ixion
Humanity will remember her
We can make the same mistake again if we gosh dang want to gosh dang it.
Well we’re already here.TIP there are 2 endings
Puppy 😍
Great video and God bless 🙏
I was crying so much and was so surprised , This moment shocked me ;( 18:02
Thanks for the playthrough!
this was so cool! i hope there will be dlc like frostpunk had!
Shutting down edden is like exhiling the paperclip from microsoft word 98
They knew about the "aliens"? They knew the moon would blow up and it wasn't dolos fault??? What are the spheres? Why did the piranesi ai turn evil? There are still so many unanwered questions, i'm glad i watched your series, thanks for that, playing through this myself would have been very unsatisfying for me, it looks pretty and the soundtrack is very atmospheric but gameplay itself seems sluggish and like a chore
i did play it not yet finished it cuz i lost to hidden counter in the last chapter but it was cool
Amazing series
You saved the doggy!
Pravus! there is an alternative ending try do get it without doing what you did !
This was great!
Pravus will you do another video where you choose Remus so we can see the other ending?
So I'm mid watch so idk what will happen but I feel like using the PA was a bad idea, the enemy ship hacked you before and only a human was able to fix it...
Wait, that's the ending? I dunno, I kind of was expecting a bit more I guess?
Then again, having to deal with the Piranesi means everything is put on a timer...
I’ve been waiting for this!!
It's really makes me question...is that.. human really evolve from monkeys?
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Whew! :D new and final episode!
Pravus should play more democracy 4. i would love to see a hardest difficulty america run. day 108
More of this game plz
I would have liked to See the Other endings If there were any
Would love for you to olso do the ending with the ashtengits so see the other ending or maybe see the destruction of they're planet
I'd have like to see the other ending but no need to do a special episode for it
Now make an alternate ending with Remus.
Wow
Really god game
Epic
What is your daily dose of Adderall?
Can you please do more stellaris please
Finally!! Let’s goooooooo
got the best ending!
other is not to my liking
"luna-clysm was inevitable"??? didnt he cause it with shitty vohle programming????
The grey spheres are time travel stuff and instead of actually looking for a proper answer, just took the most cynical and direct one. Also if the Tiqqun wreck from last episode indicates, we got some timeline shenanigans going on.
Oh crap. I'm early.
Yeah me too