It is equally possible a stellaris ship to one shot a star destroyer or the other way around it just depends on how you interpret the game visuals and mechanics to create a stomp for either side. It is impossible to tell how strong durasteel or plasteel is, neutronium can maybe be quantified but considering that scales taken from a giant dragon who survived the end of the universe is stronger even that isn't clear cutĪdd to the fact that said dragon and ships with neutronium armor can still die or spectacularly blow up if hit with enough spammed nuclear missiles and the fact that even though they can dismantle planets to build megastructures but they technically don't have planet destroying super weapons yet means its impossible to have an agreement on who wins. They have tachyon lances which are apparently FTL according to their name which is supported by the fact that they instantly hit enemy ships after firing even if they are visually light minutes away, but the regular lasers also do that and they are explicitly not FTL so even their names ,which is all we know about them other then a short description, are off. Like, it takes days to recharge after firing their weapons once if we go by the given timescale but they also have a maximum range of approximately half a solar systemĪnd only takes a few decades to build megastructures and conduct genetic modification on a galactic scale.Īlso we have no idea how to quantify their weapons or armor. Stellaris is too game mechanic reliant to do a proper vs on.

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