Assigning them turn 1 is important because they get experience for being a Governor of a System or by Discovering Curiosities in an exploration vessel. You can assign them to a Fleet or a System. They start at level 1 and have no skill points yet so all you get to do is decide where they go. This will show you a list of your heroes. If you look up at the top left again there is an icon of a ribbon. I can’t tell you the best order to research in, it comes with experience. I recommend the Economy and Trade quadrant but it really depends. Generally you should choose a research from the first ring on turn 1. This circle is separated into 4 quadrants. You can click this or hit F4 to open up the research page. When you build a ship it starts in the hangar.Īt the top left of the screen there will be an icon of a flask. You can choose System Improvements (buildings) and ships you want to make here. There are 3 boxes at the bottom of the screen. You’ll be on this page for each of your Systems a lot. Much of this is easy to learn as you go so I won’t be explaining it in detail. You can change your notifications settings in the options menu. By default, numbers 1, 2, and 3 will pop up when you click end turn if you forget to do them. I will briefly go over each of them now so you can make your first turn. Explore using your Exploration ship(s) and/or colony ship if you have one.On turn 1 you have a lot of things to do before the game begins: Just play a few games it will become more obvious. If you’re here you might know this already and many of the things in this guide. Things happen when you hit the End Turn button. Due to the complicated nature of achieving Victory, there will be a section about Victories at the end.Įndless Space 2 is a turn based game. How to achieve Victory is a question most players ask themselves once they have played long enough to feel like they can. Owning all home systems will give you a Supremacy victory. The blue crown means this is that factions Home System.
I will talk more in depth on these later. The white icons symbolize resources in the System. You may have noticed the white icons and the blue crown above the Population count. They have increased base stats for their FIDSI which depends on which unique planet it is. Either a factions homeworld or a special planet that is generated with the galaxy. The planet on the left has a circle around it. You can research technology to allow you to colonize it. The hollow dots represent planets you can’t colonize yet due to it’s type. The colored dots represent colonized planets. From here it will display your System’s population, currently discovered resources and how many planets are in the System. You will, depending on your faction, have your first System already colonized.
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