Lets play endless space 2 walkthrough upgrade#
I personally don’t like to upgrade the dog right away, because in this version, the dogs don’t get stronger, there are more of them, and they don’t cage the bears for you, they destroy them.
Upgrades for warehouse, truck, cat, dog, helicopter, and well: I like to get the cage upgraded as quickly as possible, because on some of the levels, you may need the bears before the dogs get to them. When I indicate upgrading the factories in the walkthrough, upgrade them regardless of whether they are currently producing or how many of the item you are producing. Even though you may only have enough raw products to produce two items, upgrading the factory to be able to produce 3, 4, or 5 of the item will improve the production time of the two items. Upgrading the factories makes them produce at a faster rate. This is sometimes crucial and can save you a second or two that you need to make gold. You can go back and repeat levels to get more stars.ĭuring game play, you can upgrade the factories even while they are making product. For those that include weights: the larger the weight, the more likely an item is to drop relative to other items.Factory Upgrades: In this game, you will need to upgrade your factories to be able to start almost every level. Not all items have the same chance of dropping, though drop weights are not represented in all tables. Quests will reward different quantities of items based on which technology age the player's faction is in. Each quest is assigned a loot table and a number of items to reward. Cooperative quests start by introducing a negative world effect, then presenting a means to remove said effect that all players may contribute to upon completion, the world effect is removed, everyone that contributed receives a reward, and the player that contributed the most receives an additional reward.ĭroplists are used to identify what rewards are given for completing quests. Competitive quests involve some goal that can only be completed by one player, and provides a pretty significant reward upon completion. There are two main types of global quests, Competitive and Cooperative. Global Quests are a special type of side quest that are available to all players in the game simultaneously. Fortress quests are equivalent to pacification quests in that upon completing the quest given by a fortress, you will gain ownership of said fortress. Naval ruins quests are very similar to the quests received by ruins on land, but are triggered by searching the Sunken Ruins scattered across the ocean. There are two main types of Naval quests, ruins quests and Fortress quests. Naval Quests are a special type of side quest that were added to the game with the Tempest expansion. Pacification quests are given by minor factions after using the Parley action on a village, and will always result in all villages in that region being pacified upon success these quests require the Language Square technology to trigger, and therefore are unavailable to the Necrophages, or any custom faction with the pitiless trait. Ruins quests have a random chance of being triggered anytime a ruin is searched. Side quests are quests that consists of only a single chapter, and are separated into two main categories: Ruins and Pacification quests. Once a faction has completed their main quest, they will unlock the ability to construct the Temple of the Earth's Core (which leads to the Wonder Victory) as well as access to the epilogue quest, which upon its completion results in a Quest Victory. Each faction quest consists of eight chapters, and will provide powerful technology unique to that faction as a reward at set points in the quest line.
Faction Quests could be considered the main quest of the game, though each major faction has their own quest to follow (except the Mezari, who share the Vaulters faction quest) which begins the turn after the faction's first city is founded.
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