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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
2. Hiding planets within sectors is awesome! I'll set construction on all cells, and it will be beautiful.
But does it get canceled? Because I remember ordering upgrades for a spaceport on a planet, and then moving it into a sector. The upgrades were all canceled, and the resources disappeared somewhere.
And when merging into a federation, is there a feature where the victory conditions are calculated for the entire federation, and not for individual factions within it?
Yes. The federation needs to control 60% of the planets in the galaxy.
Looks like my ally is planning to conquer the entire galaxy. They attacked another empire that I was friendly with.
I also like to use similar tactics. If opponents have formed defensive pacts, but not all of the pacts overlap (for example, empires X and Y dislike each other, but both are in a defensive pact with empire Z), then I attack empire X/Y (even if the real target is Z) and invite the remaining one to join the war on my side.
Too bad the screenshot didn't show that I selected the trait "Hates witches and cultists" (if a unit is in the same squad with them, each turn there is a chance it will attack one of them). But the description is also amusing.
I also enjoy using similar tactics. If opponents have formed defensive pacts, but not all of the pacts overlap (for example, empires X and Y dislike each other, but both are in a defensive pact with empire Z), then I attack empire X/Y (even if the real target is Z) and invite the remaining one to join the war on my side.
Here, we have such a large fleet that we don't need to check who is defending whom. Unless, of course, we're talking about an awakened empire. The war turned out to be in two stages, and after the first stage, the empire we attacked concluded a mutual defense pact with another one, but when we attacked the second time, they immediately broke the pact.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
You will simply unite and jointly conquer the remaining empires, most likely "liberating" them and immediately turning them into your vassals/protectorates.