The very beginning of the game, 2200.01.01. Nothing explored or touched. Resources at stock.

A separately created race of humans on a medium-sized galactic arena with 600 stars.

Dictatorship. Fanatical militarism, xenophobia.

Origin: Judgment Day — home planet on the brink of destruction, core explosion in 35-45 years.

Difficulty: Midshipman, number of players 9-18, no AI bonuses. 3 extinct empires, 2 raiders. Events start in the mid-game 2250, end of the game 2300. No time victory. Research acceleration at maximum.

The twist is that I packed all possible civilian models into the save, specifically 11 of them. The leader is the supreme king with all the perks — all possible ruler traits are present.

1 governor, 4 scientists, 4 admirals, 1 general: all have maximum leader traits perks, just like the king.

The race is maximally modified, including embedded robot perks.

All possible ambition bonuses are activated (EXCEPT FOR SYNTHETIC BONUSES, as they worsen relations with everyone, and there is no machine world or hive world, and why would they be needed here), they are all not displayed, but are enabled and working. Traditions are not researched.

There are 19 relics, all except Galatron — it gives AI a reason for war.

No chance of a similar race appearing with the same bonuses. Everything is checked, civilian models are integrated through save editing, the rest through the console.

The small galaxy model is due to the fact that you will get tired of fighting off the awakened, too much to reclaim.

My personal game goal is to occupy the L-cluster, escape far from these freaks and from there dish out punishment. The advantage is clear — the defense of our systems is maximally simplified by the fact that entry is only through one system, which we will naturally fortify as best as possible. Pros: can jump anywhere through gates, many worlds within walking distance in the cluster, one sector with an immortal cool governor. And if you find the worm quest, you can modify Terminal Egress and it will have 11-14 devastated worlds. Using this method, I built a fleet of nearly 1000 units in a hundred years, one fleet provides about 230k firepower with all research. 3-4 such packs can smash the awakened empires to pieces.

All perks are arranged in such a way that there are no contradictions in dialogues, research, etc. On such a configuration, I reached the year 2400+.

After occupying an enemy planet, mass selling of the founding nation into slavery may begin. To avoid this, we propose a vote in the galactic community (by bribing all the fat representatives of other races) to ban the trade of organic slaves.

Installation path: C:\Users\Admin\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Stellaris\save games\Your_Save_Folder

The save file itself with the .sav extension in the archive.

Enjoy your game.

Want to tinker with settings? I include text files in the archive: civic bonus — civilian models of the state under the current form of government, worm — worm quest, planet — manual for adding resources to your planets, race — perks for the race, leader — perks for leaders, just remember to check the leader IDs and change them in the file each time you start a new game, two epic — the second for megastructures, the first for all other ambition bonuses, relic — activation of a batch of relics. All this text is perfect for an organic race in a new game, I haven't checked for lithoids and collective minds. Everything is collected manually as a result of searches across the internet. The second epic is separately included just in case the "megaprojecting" option does not appear in the research tree, I recently found a command for it and haven't tested how it will work yet, but the bonus is definitely activated.

Everything except civic is launched through a command in the console {example: run epic.txt} without brackets. Civic — my model template for saving. Text files should be placed in the root folder of the game {example: D:\Games\Stellaris }.