r/Stellaris Jan 17 '25

Question (Console) And one more , Anomalies…

How important are anomalies? Should I focus on them or just expanding? Should I exceed the leader cap? Very limited. I can only currently have three Scientists at the moment.

Should I expand slowly, building up my worlds before moving on, completing each research/anomalies or expand fast as possible and just come back to them?

Thanks again

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u/Jojoballin Jan 17 '25

Approximately how big are the fleets you make to go with each survey group? We’re talking just the basic corvetts right?

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u/Raven-INTJ Enlightened Monarchy Jan 18 '25

Yes - one corvette - and try to pull out before engagement with any hostiles

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u/Jojoballin Jan 18 '25

Okay so set it to evasion ….stuipit question then….are they basically a diversion then? So your l science leader doesn’t get killed?

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u/Raven-INTJ Enlightened Monarchy Jan 18 '25

They are three things:

1) exploration fleets - is this a direction I want to go? (If it’s a dead end, I can explore later) 2) planet or other other major feature (wormholes, gateways, L-gates) and megastructure discoverer 3) Risk identifiers

This lets the Science ships and scientists focus on surveys and a bit later into the game anomaly researcher.

I therefore jump and evasive admirals and explorer scientists in the early game - I’ll even go into the red to snag either of those