So what happened to them? They were driven to extinction by none other than the nearby xenophobic fallen empire back when they were in their prime and were an expansionist genocidal race who believed the extinct race's pacifistic ethos was a complete anathema to everything they believe. They were fanatic pacifists much more concerned with building a perfect civilization than with warfare. Investigating will reveal that the ancient civilization that once inhabited the tomb world were master terraformers and basically built the system by moving planets from their original orbits to where they are when you find them. One archaeological dig site takes place on a tomb world in a ruined star system that seems to have been deliberately designed, with the planet having six moons perfectly spaced out in the same orbit and a planet orbiting at the exact opposite end of its orbit.If the amoeba, which you get to choose a name for, ends up getting killed while the scientist who first discovered it lost in a gas giant is still alive, then that scientist, unable to cope with the grief of losing this creature they helped raise, will gain the "Substance Abuser" trait. One of the outcomes of the Lost Amoeba event, if you allow it to travel with you.No matter how you feel about AI this particular event is genuinely heartbreaking because it displays that even a primitive AI can undergo an existential crisis but without the means to ask for help. When the research staff locked out its access to that function it deliberately overloaded several of its capacitors committing suicide. It tried to purge its own databanks to erase this information. You can let it go but if you go to the trouble of investigating you ultimately discover it calculated an almost certain mutual annihilation in an all out war between your empire and your rivals. Hidden among them is one dubbed "Tears of an AI" where mysteriously a societal research AI system suffers an apparent catastrophic hardware failure destroying it entirely requiring a new one to be created to replace it. AI have many interesting, terrifying, or hopeful event chains tied to their development.Sidney Beauclair herself all but outright apologizes to the UNE for the Commonwealth's isolationism preventing them from stepping up to help when the need was greatest, and offers all Human refugees sanctuary within her empire, swearing to reduce the molluscoids who brought the Colossus to bear on her kin to nothing but dust and echoes.ĬoM Rep: With this attack, we have no choice but to protect our kind, by unleashing our almighty weapon upon them, summoning the Apocalypse. This fan-made response to the event from the Commonwealth of Man, crossing over with Heartwarming.Fans on Reddit have studied the video and claim it's possible the maneuver still worked and the Colossus exploded after firing, but a planet was still destroyed, with the death toll in the billions. Not only did it fail to stop the superweapon, it fired regardless and cue the above Earth-Shattering Kaboom.
which is then subverted with her eyebrows giving a sorrowful expression as if saying "I don't really want to die.".
We're treated to her change of expressions, from Oh, Crap! to solemn closed eyes accepting her upcoming Heroic Sacrifice.
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