This command sets the AI aggression level to 10. It will cause AI-controlled empires to behave aggressively, attacking all possible targets regardless of diplomatic relationships or power balances.
The berserk_ai command in Stellaris will set all AI aggression to the highest level, which is 10.
This command has the effect of making all AI-controlled empires in the game play in a more aggressive way.
This means the AI will be much more likely to declare war, enter into conflicts, and generally behave in a more confrontational manner.
This command can be helpful in several situations. If you feel that the game's AI empires are not offering enough challenge, or you're looking for a more warlike and confrontational game, then increasing the AI aggression can certainly spice things up.
Additionally, the use of this command can influence how certain game events play out. For example, end-game crises or mid-game events can be significantly more dangerous and challenging when all AI empires are on high aggression.
The berserk_ai command in Stellaris is used to significantly increase the aggression level of the AI in the game.
When you use this command followed by 10, it sets the aggression level of all artificial intelligence entities to 10, which is the maximum possible level.
At this level, the AI becomes extremely aggressive and confrontational.
The berserk_ai command in Stellaris will set all AI aggression to the highest level, which is 10.
This command has the effect of making all AI-controlled empires in the game play in a more aggressive way.
This means the AI will be much more likely to declare war, enter into conflicts, and generally behave in a more confrontational manner.
This command can be helpful in several situations. If you feel that the game's AI empires are not offering enough challenge, or you're looking for a more warlike and confrontational game, then increasing the AI aggression can certainly spice things up.
Additionally, the use of this command can influence how certain game events play out. For example, end-game crises or mid-game events can be significantly more dangerous and challenging when all AI empires are on high aggression.
In Stellaris, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .