Real World, Station 13.
Because time flowed differently in the anime world and Stellaris World,
although Tiandao had only just left Steam Capital, Season 2 of Stellaris in the real world, "Glimmer," had already ended a full three months ago.
And with the end of Season 2, the dimensional fans' enthusiasm had not diminished in the slightest. Instead, like fireworks set alight, it exploded across the forums in a sky full of sparks.
At that moment, two popularity posts were prominently floating at the top of the Stellaris anime forum homepage.
One was "Who Is Number One Under Tian Dao on the Power Ranking?"
The other was "Did You Pick the Right CP on Today's CP Ranking?"
The former bore glaring "hot" and "New Posts 99+" markers beside its title, while the latter was tagged with the red warning "Admin has banned 100 people," making them two battlefields with utterly different styles.
The Power Ranking was a fierce battlefield of hardcore data comparisons, while the CP Ranking was a massive emotional Shura Field.
The Power Ranking was divided into three sections: "Solar," "Moon," and "Star Brilliance."
It was a ranking compiled by an old Stellaris fan based on the Stellaris characters who had appeared so far.
The "Solar Ranking" included Calamity-class powerhouses who could destroy heaven and earth with a wave of their hands.
The "Moon Ranking" included the backbone combat forces of each faction.
As for the "Star Brilliance Ranking," it was a "growth record post" created specifically for the Starborn, containing only named Starborn who had appeared.
And a full ninety percent of the Power Ranking post's popularity came from the Star Brilliance Ranking.
Because not only did it gather several of the most popular characters in all of "Stellaris,"
the rankings themselves also left plenty to talk