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swap these planets around

Why?

Why?

Well, I meant that the new planet wasn't one of those you'd plan to colonize first. Meaning, it's smaller. Some mediocre world with around 14 population slots. And the planet you replaced it with was supposed to be larger. That's why you'd swap them.

In my game, sectors built everything normally, regardless of the priority setting. Moreover, I always upgraded administration in the first place. However, later I noticed that in some sectors, where I didn't terraform anything and just settled colonists, the AI built on all available blocks, but didn't clear the unsuitable ones, even though it had the corresponding technologies.

Are there any hidden drawbacks? What if they suddenly decide to play at independence? If anything happens, I'm a hive mind, I don't have any personal feelings, I don't support any parties, and everyone is happy.

The Hivemind definitely has that. And planets in the central sector can also play independently. The main thing is to monitor the level of discontent and promptly build defensive armies on problematic planets. But, in my experience, discontent problems, if they occur, are usually either with authoritarian regimes or with xenophobes.

If there are any problems, they are usually found among authoritarians or xenophobes.

Nothing like that.

Those seeking revenge often experience dissatisfaction.

Ugh, I jinxed it. Just now, those vile mammals committed an act of terror. But that's because I'm an idiot and didn't send troops immediately, thinking, "What could possibly happen in two months after subjugation?"

Everyone is happy with me (except for a few settlements from those annoying factions). Peace, friendship, equality, and brotherhood.

He scattered them all across the camp cemeteries.

I usually don't have any problems with dissatisfaction. Perhaps the only exception is the pacifist faction, during wartime. But everything returns to normal with them during peacetime.

My militarist faction is unhappy that there hasn't been a war in a while.

Well, I usually encounter that faction in one out of ten games. Unless I'm conquering some militaristic empire, of course. But pacifist factions usually appear as the first or second faction.

Militarists shouldn't be unhappy about such a trivial matter, as it's enough to simply tell them that we are the strongest and our enemies are afraid to attack us.

Oh, they're not happy that I joined the federation. And they call themselves imperialists. In that case, it's not surprising that they're unhappy. Well, anyway, I messed up.
The traditionalists are the most unhappy because of the robots and robotization.