Stellaris Relic World Restore. Restoring a Relic world into an Ecumenopolis always feels like a do

Restoring a Relic world into an Ecumenopolis always feels like a downgrade because you lose the 8 research jobs from the control spire feature. I've A Relic World is a ruined Ecumenopolis and as such can house all Species at 80% Habitability. The I've got a Relic World from the First League chain, nearly cleared off at this point. I've never made one or used this decision. 0. Also, I got the relic world from the rubricator event, and because of the needs at the time, specced it as a generator world (I know, it´s cringe, gotta balance the budget). Relic is also In my current save game i found the first league home system and colonized the Relic World Is it possible to restore it without ancient relics dlc? I haven't gotten any archeological projects or I have researched "anti gravity engineering", but my driven assimilators don't seen to get the decision to turn the relic world that I started on with the remnants origin into an I have a relic world with the Restore Ecumenopolis decision available. You lose the 8 free researcher jobs, though, which is a News About us Careers Join our playtests Media contactSocial Media Ecumenopolis are very powerful but you generally don't need more then 1. R. Restoring it does then also grant the +10% "former relic world" bonus feature, and due to lack of specialization you can research as News About us Careers Join our playtests Media contactSocial Media You're thinking of the Arcology Project decision, which also creates an Ecumenopolis planet. They do different jobs (ecumenopoli are great for manufacturing, while relic worlds are Otherwise the only reason to not terraform a Tomb World is either cost or because it would upset the Spiritualist faction more than you can handle right now. Relic worlds lose R5: So I found this relic world (not sure what it does) and there's a fuck ton of districts on it, and I don't even know what to specialize it for. If you won't then I would restore it. e. The C. I. So, please enlighten me. your scientists wont loose any bonus by restoring. . If you have, or will get, another Ecumenopolis then keep this one as a Relic world. I'm not running Megacorp, so this is likely the only way to get an Ecumenopolis for me. I very much want to restore the relic world but I got my favorite dimensional portal outcome so I don't want to Oh, it removes all normal planetary features. News About us Careers Join our playtests Media contactSocial Media The overall ressource boost of Ecumenopolis plus restored relic world bonus equals the research bonuns of a unrestored relic world. Since you don't need to take an ascension perk to turn a relic world into a ecumenopolis, restoring it can save you a whole slot for another perk. E. 10 What version do you use? Steam What A medium sized relic world is actually a decent mining world - not so much for minerals (though that's nice) but for the 6x strategic resource mines, which do benefit from the mining world News About us Careers Join our playtests Media contactSocial Media Pretty much the title. While playing with the smaller galaxy sizes that my computer can handle, it IMO, the question isn't whether a relic world is better than an ecumenopolis -- it clearly isn't overall. Does it remove planetary features Relic world turned into ecumenopolis get the "Former Relic World" modifier which adds research output % to the planet, iirc a bonus as much as relic world's bonuses. Will it remove the other special planetary features from the Description Unable to remove district on relic world preventing restore ecumenopolis decision Game Version 4. My question is, if a relic world Relic worlds have become very prolific in recent years. The result is the same, an The advantage of restoring a relic world is that you need neither the ascension perk not build it up first. Restoring a relic world gives it a "Former Relic World" feature, though, so the total bonus is still 30%. A. So if you find enough to fulfilly your need of ecus, it might be prudent to utilize them and Yes, they disappear. which would remove the district slots, wouldn't it. Usually when I find a Relic World I turn it into a Research Planet because of the feature that gives +15% research and 8 additional Research Jobs and I always kept it a such. And later I . They only have Energy and Mineral Deposits but normally carry multiple unique I event started a new game with relic world origin and a non-gestalt empire and the decision to restore to ecumenopolis was there from day one. But I've been Yes, you can colonize it just fine as a Relic World, and you need to colonize it first in order to restore it to an Ecumenopolis.

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