A lot of things are very different and what worked before, will almost certainly not work now. While it’s tough to flesh out the optimal build, below is a table with a good reference of what a Stellaris ship design should look like in the current state of the game.įleet Loadout Table By FromLackOfLead From RedditĮven though the Stellaris ship design system isn’t perfect yet, it is a massive improvement from the previous versions. Furthermore, it influences the pace of the game and the choices you make ( ascension perks, planet management, origins, etc.) in the key points of the scenario. This all makes the midgame battles much more dynamic and you will need to be able to utilize almost every ship class there is. Also, now it’s very important to have a mixture of things instead of focusing on one specific ship role. You can actually keep some of your Crusiers and Destroyers into the late game. Furthermore, the mid-game ship classes like Destroyers and Cruisers were obsolete when the Battleships came, so it wasn’t very worth even buying the.
It was a long waited change since the meta seemed to be amassing Battleships with Neutron Launcers and going through the game mindlessly.
Since patch 3.6 Orion, Stellaris ship design has had a massive rebalance, and with that the combat system and the overall pace of the game.
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