Stellaris - 2346-2356 -- their point of view
Along with our glorious allies, we have finally taken the fight against the reavers to their territory! May we extend our reach there.
Our scientists have unlocked the secrets of wormhole travel! Ten year sagas to reach new colonies may be massively eased.
One of our scientists, buoyed by our recent successes, persuaded our government to fund a mission to survey some of the systems between our Tranquil Lobster PLateface Allies and the Ick-Ick-Ick Bugocracy, in the hopes of extending our influence on that side of the galaxy. Poorly conceived, the system was conquered by the Ickocracy long before the expedition reached them, and the scientist was recalled during the war.
However, with the conversion of the Fungus Triocracy, and their ascension to the federation, and with the discovery of wormhole travel bridging the Romulizard empire, which for most of our stellar empire's existence has blocked expansion clockwise entirely from galactic core to rim, ships can now circumnavigate the galaxy entirely in federation territory. None of the non-federation empires can boast as much!
This has brought many opportunities to our ships. Colonies can be established much more freely and almost no territory is barred to us, except the interior of wary rival empires. Military fleets can move freely. Science ships can survey unclaimed systems almost anywhere in the galaxy.
One of our scientists, following a new initiative to explore the previously-neglected dead ends around our own empire, found a drifting graveyard of broken ships from a war of a long-ago empire. Efforts to study the ships were not as successful as initially hoped, but we commemorate their dead, and advanced our technological progress a reasonable amount during the process.
Our scientist, that nook having been fully surveyed, then was transferred to take over the ill-starred exploration of the right of the galaxy, surveying several small neglected systems, and analysing any debris left behind by battles during the war.
Alarm was felt at unnaturally strong earthquakes in one of our new colonies. But fortuitously, no-one was hurt, and a massive cache of underground minerals was revealed. Truly the worlds of our empire are blessed!
An "odd" factory that produces both minerals and energy was discovered and returned to use on one of our new colonies. After a while, our scientists reported that it was functioning normally and nothing went wrong, much to the merriment of conspiracy theorists.
Our continued increase in prosperity-related traditions led -- inexplicably -- to a massive increase in the number of starbases our fleets are able to simultaneously support. Our maximum fleet capacity is now massively increased, although rumours still abound about government secret deep-space black sites and emergency resource caches.
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Our scientists have unlocked the secrets of wormhole travel! Ten year sagas to reach new colonies may be massively eased.
One of our scientists, buoyed by our recent successes, persuaded our government to fund a mission to survey some of the systems between our Tranquil Lobster PLateface Allies and the Ick-Ick-Ick Bugocracy, in the hopes of extending our influence on that side of the galaxy. Poorly conceived, the system was conquered by the Ickocracy long before the expedition reached them, and the scientist was recalled during the war.
However, with the conversion of the Fungus Triocracy, and their ascension to the federation, and with the discovery of wormhole travel bridging the Romulizard empire, which for most of our stellar empire's existence has blocked expansion clockwise entirely from galactic core to rim, ships can now circumnavigate the galaxy entirely in federation territory. None of the non-federation empires can boast as much!
This has brought many opportunities to our ships. Colonies can be established much more freely and almost no territory is barred to us, except the interior of wary rival empires. Military fleets can move freely. Science ships can survey unclaimed systems almost anywhere in the galaxy.
One of our scientists, following a new initiative to explore the previously-neglected dead ends around our own empire, found a drifting graveyard of broken ships from a war of a long-ago empire. Efforts to study the ships were not as successful as initially hoped, but we commemorate their dead, and advanced our technological progress a reasonable amount during the process.
Our scientist, that nook having been fully surveyed, then was transferred to take over the ill-starred exploration of the right of the galaxy, surveying several small neglected systems, and analysing any debris left behind by battles during the war.
Alarm was felt at unnaturally strong earthquakes in one of our new colonies. But fortuitously, no-one was hurt, and a massive cache of underground minerals was revealed. Truly the worlds of our empire are blessed!
An "odd" factory that produces both minerals and energy was discovered and returned to use on one of our new colonies. After a while, our scientists reported that it was functioning normally and nothing went wrong, much to the merriment of conspiracy theorists.
Our continued increase in prosperity-related traditions led -- inexplicably -- to a massive increase in the number of starbases our fleets are able to simultaneously support. Our maximum fleet capacity is now massively increased, although rumours still abound about government secret deep-space black sites and emergency resource caches.
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