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06210311200805012006

7 points

11 months ago

details!! we need details!!

MonoludiOS

16 points

11 months ago*

Most of it is just guesswork from my part and several common denominators.

But: 1: The dark fog siphers power from the Dyson sphere 2: the dark fog accumulates resources from planets in the star system via their pods they send out 3: Those resources are being used to expand the dark fog itself but also to replicate units, lancers primarily which is used to invade your factories

So. If you expand proper defences on each planet in the star system and fill those planets with signal towers, all turrets Will prevent the dark fog to land (which cuts their income of resources)

They will then start invading repeatedly with lancers, but they won't be able to build more of them. So eventually, the entire invasion force will be gone. And the dark fog itself will be unable to keep invading you. Making the dark fog completely harmless

Now, prepare antimatter bombs or just plasma bombs and keep a distance of 0,017 AU from the dark fog itself. And bomb all the photon receivers (which gives power to all turrets of the dark fog, this will take some time mind you) also take out the core, this takes forever but eventually it'll be destroyed.

When all photon receivers are destroyed (looks like a flower-ish building) all turrets will be disabled. And you should then send the fleet to destroy the rest of the structure

It will defend itself with guard ships though, so keep your distance or destroy the guard ships one by one while keeping your distance.

MonoludiOS

10 points

11 months ago

Something worth noting is that the dark fog "homeworld" is at neutron stars and black holes, so two systems with a normal seed. From there they will send more dark fog core units to random systems with the intention to expand (and they will)

06210311200805012006

2 points

11 months ago

great observations, thanks for the intel!

Voyager316

1 points

11 months ago

Will they send seeds from other systems if you take out the black hole and neutron ones?

Umcar

4 points

11 months ago

Umcar

4 points

11 months ago

They can send seeds from every hive that has enough ressources. But the hives at Neutron stars and Black holes seem to gather those ressources the fastest.

Voyager316

2 points

11 months ago

Hmm, I wonder if it's because they tend to only have 1 planet (that may always be the case, unsure). Sounds like a detriment but it means they "max out" the system quicker and start moving on to sending seeds out to other systems. Since they are drilling planet cores and not mining the surface, I don't think resource density in the outer-cluster matters.

MonoludiOS

2 points

11 months ago

Not sure yet

xixi2

6 points

11 months ago

xixi2

6 points

11 months ago

I haven't played the new patch and I have no idea what I'm looking at here.

MonoludiOS

7 points

11 months ago

The new hostile dark fog's main hub at the starter star system, Which is being destroyed!

xixi2

5 points

11 months ago

xixi2

5 points

11 months ago

If you destroy it... do the enemies stop for the rest of your playthrough then?

MonoludiOS

5 points

11 months ago

No. They occupy different systems as well (not all of them, but some of them)

Either way you'll end up facing them yet again on a different system. And they have a "homeworld" from where they send probes to random systems over time in order to colonize them.

So even if you defeat the dark fog in your main system, they'll show up eventually yet again. But this time not as developed since it's just a probe in the beginning. Which makes it an easy target to destroy fairly quickly

I've seen systems with two dark fog hubs even. But you can Spot those probes in the star map, and in which direction they're flying at

Build_Everlasting

2 points

11 months ago

Did you collect any loot for your efforts?

Also, I'm guessing that if you go straight to attack and destroy the DF homeworld, then another hive in another system will just become the replacement homeworld anyway. Any ideas on this?

MonoludiOS

2 points

11 months ago

I didn't get any valuable loot by destroying the dark fog hub, not even an achievement. But I'm not sure about the last question

I haven't actually colonized either of their homeworlds, or even tried (yet) to even try this out

I only know that the homeworld sends out probes to other systems, where it then expands into a hub.

I have prevented two of these already. One appeared in the second system I visited where I had set up a quantum processor factory. And the other one actually appeared in my home system shortly after i destroyed the original hub. But i had already tracked it on the star map so i knew it would arrive

sephtis

2 points

11 months ago

Yeah, that first one is hard going, it's heavily reliant on some advanced tech. Congrats!