AI Only Timelapse: Micro Galaxy 4k | 4000 Stars 2 Million Years Simulation
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- How long may it take to conquer this microscopic galaxy and control it without immediately falling apart? For 2000 millennia, hundreds of empires will try to find the answer in this timelapse. It's only ten minutes of simulation for us, but it's millions of years for them. Everything once important, epic wins and terrifying falls, peaks of life and its dark ages. It's all here. And it's all nothing. Just sparkling lights that about to fade and be replaced by new ones. Only one thing is timeless: the giant green blob traveling through the galaxies making even the greatest space empires collapse. The green blob is the answer.
This game is not Stellaris, it's Galimulator. Check more in the playlist:
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Music: Ben Prunty - Rockmen (Battle), Ben Prunty - The Blast Garden, Fernando Pepe - StarDisc, Tim Wynn - Retaliation
AIBattle has uploaded a Galimulator timelapse, and I'm here to turn it into a fan fiction. So it shall be written, so it shall be done. This is the third time I'll be doing this. Since the galaxy has only 4000 stars this time around, I will scale down the definition of galactic superpower to 1000 stars to reflect that. Any civilization that reaches 500 stars (give or take) will be mentioned. Let's do this.
The First Epoch: Mipel's Rise to Power - It was just another small galaxy in the endless expanse of the universe. It could well have been a matter of time before civilizations from other galaxies came to colonize it, except for the fact that it seemed to be extremely isolated. As such, the conqueror of this region of space would ultimately be indigenous to the galaxy. The technology to undertake such a task became reality in multiple places simultaneously, and the quest for galactic hegemony began. Many sovereign states would spring up, vying for the same goals as each other. Most would fall without being remembered in the millennia to come. For 30000 years, no great powers would be formed. Then, the Free State of Mipel rapidly gained power in the southern half of the galaxy, becoming the galaxy's first superpower. The Government of Enasinafic would briefly contend, but it soon fell in the wake of another state's rise to power.
The Second Epoch: The Mipel-Seneindies Galactic War - As Mipel expanded their influence, they would come into conflict with a rising power in the northwest, the Stellar State of Seneindies. Sensing weakness in the superpower, and not wishing to enter a conflict with the Senos Technocracy in the northeast, Seneindies blitzed Mipel and annexed a vast amount of territory, becoming the second galactic superpower. Mipel would quickly counterattack, regaining much of the lost territory. However, fate was not on Mipel's side, and Seneindies began a massive offensive that would cripple the Free State and reduce it to a regional power in the southeast before their inevitable collapse.
The Third Epoch: A Most Sneaky Power Grab - Without any other pressing matters, Seneindies and Senos seemed destined for an all-out clash. Alas, it was not to be, as a disaster occurred in the central region of the galaxy that crippled Seneindies. Rising in the chaos brought by this calamity would be the fittingly named Sneaky Bureaucracy of Deshengmin. Deshengmin would annex and stabilize a significant portion of the southern half of the galaxy and become the third galactic superpower, while the Youthful Seneiat Commission would rival Senos in the north.
The Fourth Epoch: The Dominant Covenant - As Deshengmin and Seneiat continued to consolidate their power, a budding nation known as the Ordinary Covenant of Verstsonst began to gain power in the central regions of the galaxy. They continued to expand and consolidate at the expense of Deshengmin, Seneiat, Senos, and other nations, becoming the fourth and so far most powerful galactic superpower, dominating most of the galaxy without mercy and achieving near-total galactic hegemony. Deshengmin and Seneiat would be completely annexed, while Senos would be reduced to fighting tooth and nail for their sovereignty.
The Fifth Epoch: The Fall of the Covenant - The Covenant's power soon began to waver, and two nations would lead the coalition to destroy it. The Verstsonst Society and the Empire of Quesonst would rise, eating away at the Covenant and causing it to collapse. The Empire would become the fifth galactic superpower, followed by the Society becoming the sixth superpower. Senos still survives as a sovereign entity.
The Sixth Epoch: The Imperial-Societal Galactic War - As the saying goes, the pond wasn't big enough for two superpowers, so they went to war. The Society quickly gained the upper hand, completely obliterating the Empire, as well as the upstart State of Axasonst, consolidating their control over most of the galaxy. Like the Covenant before them, they achieve near-total galactic hegemony. They also finally ended the
near-300000 year existence of the Senos Technocracy.
The Seventh Epoch: The Rise of Naacracy - During the long and stable rule of the Society, the Naacracy Conspiracy was formed with the goal of undermining the Society's power and taking control for themselves. At the perfect moment, they put the plan into motion and quickly annex a big portion of the north. However, they quickly get bamboozled by a series of rebellions. A faction of the conspiracy flees to the central region to become the Ignorant Naacracy Union, gaining significant power before getting bamboozled like the Conspiracy before. But wait! Some of the conspirators reform as the Myriad of Naacracy, while others form the Naacracy Council. The Myriad would ultimately be the most successful Naacratic state, finally destroying the Society and becoming the seventh galactic superpower. As they expand and consolidate throughout the galaxy, the Myriad receives rumors of a devastating green blob destroying many civilizations in the northeast.
The Eighth Epoch: No Admittance For Those Under 18 - The Myriad begins a slow decline as a new Naacratic state, the Corporatocracy of Naacracy, gains power. However, they soon fall victim to the X-Rated State of Clonokun, a nation built mostly on sex-based industries. Horrifyingly, the X-Rated State becomes the eighth galactic superpower, spreading their *very questionable* views on sexuality throughout the galaxy. (Seriously, Galimulator?!)
The Ninth Epoch: Back to Our Regularly Scheduled Programming - Fortunately, the X-Rated Abomination is crushed, and normalcy is restored. Many states jockey for power in the aftermath, including the Huge Robocracy of Dentorinde, the Scintillating Naacracy Hive, the Institution of Lingmingan, and the Yellow Colony of Clonocracy. The Institution and the Colony gain some stability in their power, but soon fall to two newcomers, the Boring Clonocracy Protectorate and the Eminent Partnership of Lingmingan. The Partnership rises to become the ninth galactic superpower, while the upstart Meritocracy of Idin rapidly expands and becomes the tenth galactic superpower.
The Tenth Epoch: The Meritocratic-Partnership Galactic War - As usual, when two superpowers exist at once, they must engage in conflict with each other. The Partnership proves to be clearly superior to the Meritocracy, and quickly expands throughout the galaxy.
The Eleventh Epoch: Lingmingan Overload - The Lingmingan faction would prove to be dominant, but the ideals of the upper echelon would result in two splinter states, the Gathering and the Wise Regency. The Gathering would become the eleventh galactic superpower, soon followed by the Regency becoming the twelfth superpower.
The Twelfth Epoch: A Wise Regency Indeed - Ultimately, the Regency lives up to its name and consolidates the Lingmingan power base. The Sazisingan Administration becomes a fierce rival to the Regency, while the Scintillating Naacracy Hive surpasses its 300000th birthday.
The Thirteenth Epoch: Lingmingan May Change, But It Never Dies - Two new factions gain power within the Lingmingan sphere of influence as the Regency declines, those being the Circle and the Conspiracy. They both quickly rise to dominance, with the Circle becoming the thirteenth galactic superpower and the Conspiracy becoming the fourteenth.
The Fourteenth Epoch: New Challenges For Lingmingan - The Lingmingan faction slowly declines in power for a period of time, but a new nation rises to carry on the name, calling themselves the Jury. They uphold the Lingmingan legacy by becoming the fifteenth galactic superpower in spite of their challenging situation.
The Fifteenth Epoch: The Fall of Lingmingan - Alas, the Lingmingan dynasty became too weak to hold their power, and the Jury's decline would bring the end to their immaculate reign.
The Sixteenth Epoch: The Lingmingan Power Void - The fall of Lingmingan creates a power void that many try to fill. Yet another Naacratic state, the Dusty Syndicate, grows in power, but they face competition from the Clammy Provinces of Yunazanna. Both are soon surpassed by another Naacratic state, the Covenant, which declines as quickly as it rises. Next up is the Directorate of Oligen, but they also decline as fast as their rise. The Matriarchy of Dieso gains power, and the Patriarchy of Diest comes within reach of superpower status, but both are unable to consolidate. None of the nations seem to possess the qualities needed to maintain their power. However, Diest reforms into the Freehold, and then into the Order, and finally breaks through the barrier to become the sixteenth galactic superpower. However, the mythical green blob of ancient legend returns to wreak havoc on the galaxy.
The Seventeenth Epoch: Staking Their Claim - Taking advantage of the green blob's destruction, the Staking Cosegngli Sanctum rapidly expands and becomes the seventeenth galactic superpower. However, their time is short-lived, as Diest reforms into the Abrupt Free State, which becomes the eighteenth galactic superpower and bringing the Sanctum down. The Obsolete Cosegynses Alliance rises up to challenge Diest's dynasty of power.
The Eighteenth Epoch: The Great Collapse - All of a sudden, everything changed. Cosegynses and Diest randomly collapse for no apparent reason, plunging the galaxy into chaos.
The Nineteenth Epoch: Diest's Pilgrimage - The chaotic aftermath of the Great Collapse sees many nations rise and fall without really making a mark on galactic history. Diest's upper echelon manages to survive the calamity and goes on a Pilgrimage. They ultimately regain their power and become the nineteenth galactic superpower, cementing themselves as the next great dynasty in the footsteps of Lingmingan.
The Twentieth Epoch: Another Dynasty Falls - Alas, as with Lingmingan before, Diest begins their decline into nothingness. The Gaping Monarchy splinters from the Pilgrimage in a bid for power, but both fall to the Profuse Group of Dinexa. Dinexa goes on to become the twentieth galactic superpower, annexing most of the galaxy and consolidating.
The Twenty-First Epoch: The Second Great Collapse - Without warning, Dinexa becomes shattered glass, and many new states rebel and jockey for power. As with the previous Great Collapse, many rise and fall without much notability. Multiple offshoots of the Profuse Group stake their claim as the true successor of Dinexa, but a shocking development arises when the Foundation of Lingmingan rises to power, claiming to continue the legacy of the Lingmingan dynasty and bidding to restore its glory. However, the Enablement of Dinexa prevents the Foundation from claiming superpower status and ultimately become the twenty-first galactic superpower, attempting to turn Dinexa into a dynasty. Parallel to this, the Pipres faction rises up, with the Oligarchy becoming the twenty-second superpower and the Communion gaining notoriety.
The Twenty-Second Epoch: The Dynastic Wars - The dynasties of Dinexa, Pipres, and Lingmingan clash in all-out conflict. Many factions within the three lineages rise up to uphold their legacy. As nations like the Community of Pipres and the Overt Partnership of Dinexa duke it out, the Theocracy of Smatedis takes advantage and balloons in power, becoming the twenty-third galactic superpower. Smatedis soon reforms into the Wasteful Technocracy, which becomes the twenty-fourth galactic superpower, and makes it a four-way dynastic conflict. Pipres becomes an insignificant force compared to the other three dynasties.
The Twenty-Third Epoch: Dynastic Stalemate - For a long period of time, none of the dynastic nations or the independent states gain notable power in the galaxy. Eventually, the Chapter of Stera and the not wasteful Smatedis Technocracy make their mark, as does the Parsimonious Smatrar Group. Stera and Smatrar fade while Smatedis breaks the stalemate, with the Godly Triumvirate joining the Technocracy as a significant force.
The Twenty-Fourth Epoch: Smatedis Pulls Away - Lingmingan and Dinexa cease to be players in the galaxy's balance of power as Smatedis continues its reign of dominance. The Quack Kingdom, evolving into weird human-duck hybrids, continues the Smatedis legacy. They soon become the twenty-fifth galactic superpower.
The Twenty-Fifth Epoch: An Optimal Challenge - A worthy challenge awaits the ducks as the Optimal Dominion of Cleprolita rises to power. The Dominion crushes the Quack Kingdom and becomes the twenty-sixth galactic superpower. But are they as optimal as they say?
The Twenty-Sixth Epoch: They Really Do Seem Optimal - History would show that they were indeed quite optimal, as despite a challenge from the Regime of Mutedis, the Dominion would grow their power drastically, ending the millennia of dynastic dominance from Smatedis.
The Twenty-Seventh Epoch: An Optimal Decline - Of course, no matter how optimal a nation is, it must decline eventually. The Merciful Corporation of Smatrar and the Wee Identity of Ketromer lead the charge against the Dominion, bringing their reign to an end.
The Twenty-Eighth Epoch: Divide and Conquer - The Shestitoj Division becomes the biggest beneficiary of the Dominion's collapse, becoming the twenty-seventh galactic superpower. They bicker with the Highfalutin Chiefdom of Heng for power and stability, but both nations face competition from the Mutlan Quorum and the Merciful Corporation of Smatrar. The Quorum rises to become the twenty-eighth superpower, and the other three nations decline and collapse.
The Twenty-Ninth Epoch: A New Dynasty - Mutlan soon begins to gain dynastic levels of power. The Cosmic Regency gains power within the Mutlan sphere, becoming the twenty-ninth galactic superpower, and annexing most of the galaxy.
The Thirtieth Epoch: Axiomatic Reform - Members of the Mutlan faction form the Axiomatic Formation to contest the dominance of the Regency. They gain enough power to briefly become the thirtieth galactic superpower, paralleled by the Matriarchy of Thinmortes growing in power.
The Thirty-First Epoch: Chaotic Balance - The balance of power flip-flops all over the place as nations like the Ruddy Humaitawma Assemblage make their mark. The Diest dynasty rises again as the Fortunate Band stakes their claim to a piece of the pie. Following is the Eminent Walla Office. While they all gain notoriety, none become truly legendary. The Smatedis dynasty is reborn as the Hierarchy becomes powerful. Mutlan remains a player in galactic politics as well, with the Abashed Clan ballooning. As the Walla Council and Mutlan Union take the reins, the green blob of apocalyptic prophecy returns to destroy helpless civilizations across the galaxy.
The Thirty-Second Epoch: Will Smatedis EVER Die? - In the wake of another green blob calamity, the Uppity Daomi Company takes advantage and rises to power. They succeed in becoming the thirty-first galactic superpower. Their rapid expansion is crippled, however, as the blob devastates them and ushers in their decline. Smatedis rises again in the form of the Junta, paralleled by the Istermere Conglomerates. The Conglomerates decline, while the Draconian Tigarmere Bureaucracy balloons and becomes the thirty-second superpower. The Contingency of Istesjat also makes headway, but soon declines.
The Thirty-Third Epoch: An Istermere Dynasty? - Istermere soon returns with the Burly Enablement, which engages in a drawn-out conflict with Tigarmere. Ultimately, the Enablement wins and becomes the thirty-third galactic superpower, intending to begin yet another galactic dynasty.
The Thirty-Fourth Epoch: Definitely An Istermere Dynasty - The visions of a dynasty bear fruit for Istermere, as the Political Section and the Ensemble become the thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth galactic superpowers respectively. The Ensemble suffers an unfortunate fate, leaving the Political Section to carry the banner.
The Thirty-Fifth Epoch: The Third Great Collapse - The Political Section becomes hellbent on conquering the whole galaxy in the name of their dynasty. They make great headway and look as if they might pull it off, but it's not to be, and they collapse.
The Thirty-Sixth Epoch: In the Wake of the Collapse - After the Political Section's collapse, the Association carries on with Istermere's legacy, while Diest returns with the Plant Oligarchy. Diest ultimately declines once again as a new power joins the fray.
The Thirty-Seventh Epoch: A Plucked Flower - The Plucky State of Meresect gains a massive foothold in the north of the galaxy, becoming the thirty-seventh galactic superpower. In parallel, the Association lives up to Istermere's name and becomes the thirty-eighth galactic superpower.
The Thirty-Eighth Epoch: The Meresect-Istermere Galactic War - We've heard this song and dance before, the two superpowers go to war. With their vast resources, Istermere draws the bulk of Meresect's forces and then sparks rebellions within the Plucky State, destroying them swiftly.
The Thirty-Ninth Epoch: Boiling Point - The Association soon declines, and new states emerge, such as the Needless Corporatocracy of Matai. Initially, the most powerful of these would be the Chubby Thesende Tribe, as they would become the thirty-ninth galactic superpower. However, Matai would strike while the iron was hot, becoming the fortieth galactic superpower. Not long after, the Cooing Haran Institution would rise as well, becoming the forty-first galactic superpower. However, the balance of power would reach a boiling point, as new powers popped up rapidly. The Islan Authority would become the forty-second galactic superpower, with the Matai Empire seemingly close behind. Then, the green blob of death returned and ruined the Empire's bid for superpower status.
The Fortieth Epoch: Galactic Hegemony - What do all of these nations have in common? None have achieved total hegemony over the galaxy. Who will be the first to do so? The Instinctive Deladrmere Autocracy won't be, as their rise and fall happens in a blink of an eye. One of their successors, the Deladrmere Council, looks very promising at first, until Matai throws the Telling Theocracy at them. But, Deladrmere refuses to give up, and they successfully push to become the forty-third galactic superpower. Their resolve proves unbreakable, and they embark on an unstoppable conquest. The other nations desperately try to hold on, but their fate is already sealed. The nations are all annexed, the final stars fall, and the Deladrmere Council stands alone, achieving absolute galactic hegemony and becoming the greatest empire in galactic history. No matter what happens after, Deladrmere will forever live on with that title.
Wow, my fan fiction was so long that I had to split it into four parts.
You have some serious dedication. Respect.
I appreciate that the successor state to the Ordinary Covenant of Verstsonst, the Verstsonst Society, adopted the same name! It reflects a reformation in the government, not just a hostile takeover by a rebel/foreign government.
Time plz
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This taught me two thing. Your backyard is never safe from itself and 200k+ years is rare.
Wow... that last galactic superpower survived much longer then the early two near the beginning
Hey thanks again for the nice video :) If you are on the Steam beta, you could give moving spiral arm galaxies a shot, I think a large galaxy with slow rotation speed would look really cool in a long timelapse.
Hey, is the update on beta mobile?
@@amgamer3911 Not yet, but it'll be there
One of the best channels on this site
3:42 The Short Schism of Weilan was indeed short.
2:26 I want to hear more about this "X-Rated State of Clonokun..."
4:19 damn.. the green empire practically crumbled in an instant
the name of the state is beyond ironic
wanna know why it spawned so many states. it's because of rioting state
8:13 "Political Section of Intermere"
Pull the plug; the AI's getting cynical!
I miss you bruh
Rest in piece
Very cool your UA-cam channel thumb is out. Greetings from a German UA-camr colleague
Jeez the first 2 early empires were super close to having the whole galaxy
Come back pls.
still no return
10 stars or less:
Micro state
11-50 stars:
Minor power
51-250 stars:
Regional power
251-1000 stars:
Great power
1001-2000 stars:
Super power
2001 stars or more:
Hyper power
4000 stars:
Supreme power
The 0:37 timing is almost perfect
I also marveled at this lol.
Wait there is any way to know what kind of a regime those civilizations have for example what kind of a regime the deladmere council has?
Why is the channel inactive
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Wow it's the first one I see when in the end this did not Balkanaised. Though the deladmere council seemed to have both good tech compare to ealry enemies and was pretty old and probably more stable when became a super power. Though there was a point in early stage when it nearly died. Like this seemed to be very stable in the last 100k years or so and also tech improved after the stagnation and decline of the last million years
What are your spec to run this beast
What are the criteria for a civilisation to "transcend?"
On base game the empire needs to get to tech level nine(but you can change that in settings) or have the fanatical trait.
thought aibattle probably disables it
Whats the name of the game and what platforms can you play it on
Galimulator. It’s available in Steam for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It is actually on sale for 1.99 right now
Do a civ 6 ancient battle ai only
what was the last song used?
Retaliation by Tim Wynn
What's this game?
Galimulator
This makes me think about human societies and how no matter what, every empire will someday collapse. Good or Bad, neither is eternal,but God, our program designer.
That's not completely true all empires will fall yes but they will rise again in a way. Shards of what's left of them will live on
25th
What is the green blob at 5:15 and 8:52, the static star shapes (not round), the spinners, the triangle structures, the red lines going across half the map sometimes, I need answers!