Stellaris update 3.7.3 Patch Notes, Gameplay, Fixes and Changes
by Rubaditsha
Updated Mar 21, 2023
Stellaris
Stellaris, developed and published by Paradox Development Studio and Paradox Interactive respectively, is a 4X grand strategy video game that puts players in control of an interstellar civilization in the galaxy. The game tasks players with managing their region of the galaxy by exploring, colonizing and engaging with other civilizations through diplomacy, trade or warfare. The game is also filled with scripted and emergent events such as new empires altering the balance of power, powerful crises threatening the galaxy, or event chains that uncover the history of forgotten empires. Stellaris was released globally on May 9, 2016 for Windows, macOS and Linux. On February 26, 2019, it was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One under the name Stellaris: Console Edition.
Stellaris update 3.7.3 Patch Notes
The patch notes are given below;
Fixes and Changes
Stellaris Gameplay
Stellaris is a futuristic grand strategy game where players control an interstellar civilization that is exploring, colonizing, and managing their corner of the galaxy. They encounter other civilizations, which can be interacted with through diplomacy, trade, or warfare. The game is centered around scripted and emergent events that can alter the balance of power and affect the player's strategy. The game is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
At the start of the game, players create a species with a mixture of positive and negative characteristics and customize their empire's ethics, civics, and origin. They can also create secondary playable races such as robots or worker races. Ethics and civics have normal and fanatic versions that represent the empire's alignment, with fanatic versions giving greater bonuses but having more restrictions. Megacorporations have unique civics and aren't restricted ethics-wise like hive minds.
Players start with a single inhabited planet, several mining and/or research stations, a construction ship, a science ship, three small warships, and a starbase. The economy is based on five resources, with technologies and traditions providing better features for the player as the game progresses. Edicts are used to boost and upgrade empires, and influence can be obtained by supporting factions within the player's empire or participating in diplomacy with other empires. Mid-game crises can occur, such as a crusade by a marauder empire, while late-game crises have galaxy-wide implications, such as an awakening of dormant sentient AI or an invasion by extra-dimensional or extra-galactic forces. The Nemesis DLC allows players to become the crisis with the goal of destroying the galaxy.
Stellaris update 3.7.3 patch notes: FAQs
Stellaris is a 4X grand strategy video game developed by Paradox Development Studio and published by Paradox Interactive. The game puts players in control of an interstellar civilization in the galaxy, tasking them with managing their region of the galaxy by exploring, colonizing, and engaging with other civilizations through diplomacy, trade, or warfare.
Stellaris is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One under the name Stellaris: Console Edition.
The gameplay of Stellaris involves controlling an interstellar civilization, exploring and colonizing the galaxy, and interacting with other civilizations through diplomacy, trade, or warfare. The game is centered around scripted and emergent events that can alter the balance of power and affect the player's strategy.
Players start with a single inhabited planet, several mining and/or research stations, a construction ship, a science ship, three small warships, and a starbase.
The economy in Stellaris is based on five resources: energy credits, minerals, food, influence, and unity.