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First is allying with the Grox. If you succeed in this, they won't lay a finger on you while you make your merry way inside. The big problem, though, is that allying with these guys makes you enemy numero uno, and all other empires will instantly declare war on you. If you don't want this to happen, don't do it. This is time-consuming though. If you just want to get to the Core without doing all that, then you should stock up on these in addition to the Drive 5 and Energy Packs: -Repair Packs, so that you won't die from Grox attacks -Extreme Health, so that you can last longer against attacks -Optional: Lots of Colony Incredi-paks, Uber Turrets and a ton of money, to make stepping-stone colonies of yours on the way in.
Colonize, plant a Uber Turret, repair and refuel, go further in, and repeat as much as you like. This IS very expensive, though. Keep the Auto Blaster off, as it will start blasting at pursuing Grox ships, which might start an all-out war on your colonies if you're not careful.
That's all, pretty much. Keep in mind that the drastically reduced movement range will be VERY detrimental, as you will hit dead-ends here and there the closer you are to the Core. Be prepared. If you are prepared well, it isn't too hard.
You can sling from one star to the other. Some of you might have done this. Just click another star while your ship is already moving towards one and you go in a curve,skipping the first star,straight on to the other.
And,of course,there is pause mode,in which you can give commands while the game is on pause. To activate pause mode,press the key above the TAB button. Eventually, you'll reach the Galactic Core and…well, you'll see.
This method involves you systematically conquering your way to the Galactic Core. You will need to fulfil the following criteria to use this method:. This is just a case of forging straight into Grox territory and wiping out every colony on every planet in every star system they own on a path to the centre. This might sound like a long and tedious process but you can essentially ignore all Grox ships; all colonies are on T0 planets which limit the amount of buildings they can have greatly - some might not even have any.
This is useful as you can get cheap repairs and recharges as well as stock up on Energy Mega Packs or the like. In addition the Grox will be more likely to attack that planet than they are to mysteriously show up at your homeworld in full force and leave you without enough time to go back and save it.
It is important to note, however, that both these methods add negatives to the Grox's disposition meter which immediately makes them declare war on you and makes the third method impossible to achieve as the positives to the meter will be nowhere even close to cancelling out the negatives.
This method involves improving the Grox's disposition to you sufficiently so that they will eventually accept an offer to ally. At this point, you then have all the time you need to find a path through the cluster of stars to the Core. Unfortunately, this is one of the most expensive methods and has a rather large drawback at the end. Once you are in the yellow face region, you can start accepting missions from the Grox. This is where you will want to be careful.
As mentioned before, any slight hint of doing something negative towards them will make them immediately declare war and rendering this method impossible to complete. You can wind up in a dead-end if the Grox ask you to bring them an artifact from one of their own worlds - if you go ahead, you'll make them hate you for stealing their resources, and if you give up on the mission, you'll make them hate you for precisely that reason.
Save before asking for a mission from them, in case it ends up being one of these. Alternatively, you can choose not to accept it then and there, as that does not seem to anger the Grox. Also note that if you delete the mission it goes away completely and will not cause relationship damage, to this click the red garbage can when the grand Mission Info Screen comes up. Finally, establishing trade routes with the Grox when they are in the happy blue face region will confer another bonus to disposition.
All of these should be enough to make the Grox happy enough with you to accept an alliance offer. Now you can explore the centre of the galaxy to your heart's content!
Unfortunately, the huge drawback here is that every single other nation in the galaxy regardless of whether or not you've even met them yet or allied with them will have an instant modifier to their disposition and will declare war on you. As a result, you can expect most of your colonies to be ravaged endlessly. But, you do get a badge for doing this, and the knowledge that you're teamed up with the ultimate evil in the galaxy.
After reaching the Core, and receiving the appropriate benefits, you still have the whole rest of the galaxy to explore! Although there's nothing else of quite the same magnitude to do despite achieve galactic unity either by alliance or destruction
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