Seize power by using favors and changing the federation laws in my favor. If you over over the -5 it should break down the modifiers leading up to it. Reasonably priced. In one of my wars I put my enemy up to 100% war exhaustion pretty fast. I conquered the planets that broke free from the enemy. Some great ideas in there. I tried that already, and the ally instantly joined up with the enormous federation. damanzan • 7 yr. I try and use espionage on them to ruin their reputation, but even when I am. This is impossible to bloody win on my own. #1. “Guys, I think we need to attack that Fallen Empire before it awakens. The second part is because this is a game, with game mechanics and balance. Nobody liked me, at best they were neutral. termiAurthur. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. 7. -Kick ally from Federation, so now I'm the only ruler in it. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. With the Stellaris: Federations expansion, players can extend their diplomatic dominion over the galaxy like never before. You can't. At the conclusion of the war, the ally with 10 claims will get said system. 7oey_20xx_ • 2 yr. There are a few ways to do it. It spawned in enemy territory and massacred both my federation's and my opponent's fleets during war. All of the espionage missions are worthless. You could also try to Swear Secret Fealty to his rival or someone that doesn’t like him. Use every trick in the book to gain an edge on friend and foe alike, with a host of new options to influence, manipulate, and dominate without. Said that, a federation adds another layer to your game play so I would give it a try at least once. It was interesting fighting alongside my main enemy for the whole game, an extremely powerful driven assimilator! But when the war ended only one empire left the. 1. There are two types of association status. Also make your own defensive pacts to even the odds. In a Surrender, all claims are seized regardless of occupation. run. Gigantic enemy fleets even on the easiest difficulty. File should be placed in the root Stellaris folder in your My Documents. AI federation declared ideological war on my ally, we chose claims as our goal. 3. We asked you to post your questions regarding the federation rework, and we're glad to see so many questions! Next week's topic will be the Galactic Community, and you can already post your questions here!. anything. To find the empire ID, first use the "debugtooltip" command. The enemy aren't much better tbh. I got so little territory from the dead AIs. ago. Best. 1 Answer. The 100 trust will keep the federation friendly unless your are out purging the galaxy, however, keep an eye on who the other associates are, as the 100 trust. insult them. 1) Get a few strong empires only. Diplomatic Incidents are more like counter-espionage and can help prevent their envoys from doing Improve Relations with each other. Runs the specified file with list of commands. Declaring War (As Federation vs. of war exhaustion; ships that manage to disengage and escape don't count. This immediately ended the game. 3) Declare a war of conquest on your former subject once that is an option (probably 10 years after releasing them). All this does is STEAL YOUR AUTONOMY AND ABILITY TO MAKE CHOICES. Use my new power to. Crystalforge95 Technocratic Dictatorship • 7 mo. But it is soooooo uninformative, and I don’t have any idea what I am doing wrong. Or set up 'radar' equivalents in your own systems. Get to the vote, pause the game and enter play empire_id and you can force each empire to vote in your favor, or you can just force your overlord to accept your bid for independence. Both parties WILL reach 100% given time (much less than 200 years), at which point the defender will force a peace. fleets advancing in enemy territory take 12. [diplo] [id] reverse_diplo action_invite_to_federation 01. High alpha. 15. Now I have five total members, including myself, two awoken empires. There is no way you have been in a single war for 200 years. Our enemies were an awakened fallen empire and 2 very hostile spiritualists but I was able to break up their federation by vassalizing their federation-builder causing their federation to break apart and they stopped cooperating. The game makes a pretty big deal of it, even if you set it down to 0. I declare war on a small neighboring member of a federation, figuring I can occupy the entire target nation and then hope to stall the rest of the federation's scattered, poorly-coordinated attacks. I have never seen more than 0% chance on anything, even against empires with far less tech than me. So now the entire map is split up between use three Empires. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. Wait for them to hit it and whittle them down. Wars will take place in three distinct phases. Adds [deposit id] resource deposit or planetary feature to the selected celestial body. Take ownership and control of the selected fleet, starbase or planet, or if none is selected takes ownership of the planet ID given as an argument. We controlled about 1/3 of the galaxy, had leveled it up to the point where I took complete control of it, and I was on the Galactic Council. If you don't have the influence to fully claim a large empire, then vassalize -> Integrate will let you absorb them afters some time. If a member wants to go to war, it’s either war or the end of the federation. On subsequent battles with the enemy (and later his Federation), I had control of a large fleet plus the Federation fleet, I would send it all in and attack. R5: fighting a federation and pretty successfully occupying many of their systems and planets. And insult the other federation members to have them try to declare war on you. Vassals can potentially act as a buffer between you and other empires. +50 +1: 100: −2: Excellent: Target is part of a Federation; Both empires at peace; N/A Kick from Federation Starts a vote to kick the member from the Federation 0: 0: 50: 0: Any: Member of the same Federation; At peace; N/A Ask to leave Federation. First, become best buddies with at least 1 of the federation member. 4. Once you are, you can declare wars. . This doesn't work if it's always beneficial for them to be in a defense pact (the AI loves game theory). You can minimise losses by keeping your fleet out of the way, but there's not much you can do if the enemy decides to attack your territory or, worse, cede your planets. The federation declared war on the second existing federation, and thanks to my tech and fleet superiority we steamrolled through the enemy federation. You may try insulting him but that doesn't always work. AI always being extremely more powerful than me. As soon as the vote is passed war is declared and you will be at war, so make sure to have your ducks in a row. Sadly the AI of Stellaris has an annoying tendency to built up biiiig defensive-pacts and federations without any instrument in the game to break them up. With lots of punch in the first shot, you'll kill a bunch of them instantly and drastically reduce the number of enemy guns left capable of shooting back at you (by the time they close range) The best strategy against the Unbidden is to play the current build of Stellaris. First: Use a numerical system. Stellaris Cheats is the only complete, up-to-date website dedicated exclusively to console command and cheat documentation for Stellaris on PC and Mac (Steam). As a result, the more members the Federation has, the longer you will have to wait for your turn as President. Giving them away to NPC's is a waste is territory and resources. ”. When I first got word of the subspace echoes, I knew it may have represented a threat, and so I ramped up fleet production. run. Now I cannot leave the federation because "recipient must be independent. Allied AI started war won't end. Yeah I was just trying to interpret his example through Stellaris' existing war goals. If you can’t go to the declare war screen at all, it’s likely because you have a truce. This will give that empire a. That, or any systems made vacant by the khan is considered unsurveyed, probably to prevent the player-satrapy from just trailing the khans fleets with construction ships and putting up outposts. Leaving the Federation should just be a matter of pressing the button and you're out, and the Federation will automatically disband if everyone leaves. I do remember playing a game in 3. I really don't get it. Best way is to either drop them into a seperate vassal state or create a sector and have the bad AI look after them. Nope. R5: An aquatic species portrait is vibrating rapidly when it’s shown as federation president - the motion is slow when in the diplomatic screen with the same species. The final phase is conflict resolution, where victors claim their spoils and losers leave defeated. They never spawn there :)If the enemy is so weak, 1/4th of your Fleet could have beatem him without relevant casualties: Your own fault for not splitting up that doomstack. I've already occupied all the systems and planets of almost all the enemy empires (I also neutron wiped 2 enemy planets). Does anybody have suggestions for Federations? Is it simply a case that I have to wait till the last crisis as, frankly Federations are a real bore. Nations that you close borders to after a truce will also automatically have their borders closed to you. If you don't have an ally, the war will probably end soon due to. Now I have five total members, including myself, two awoken empires. Eventually the federation will kick out one of them, or shatter in pieces, allowing you to move in. catwhowalksbyhimself • Driven Assimilators • 2 yr. Does anybody have suggestions for Federations? Is it simply a case that I have to wait till the last crisis as, frankly Federations are a real bore. [district id] effect add_planet. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit Breaking a federationHi, does anybody know if there is a limit to federation fleet size? I am currently in a war versus a 5 empire federation (used to be 6 empires) and they have one fleet of almost 500k. Blorg in other empires only accept ruler jobs, or else they will remain unemployed (and/or they get huge weights to take ruler jobs). Suddenly, I got that warning that I was violating the Senate rule, “The enemy of my enemy. Demand vassalization from a member, and when they refuse, declare a war of subjugation. So here's my question, generally you have 2-3 planets near you that are "perfect". 0 Starter Guide. Overview []. My main problem is now that there are only very few enemy systems and fleets left and I. If a member wants to go to war, it’s either war or the end of the federation. Become strong and people will respect you, assist them in defeating the xenophobes and you may even gain entry into the federation. It really annoys me that federations can't guarantee independence, though. In EU4 small nations can put up a fight against larger ones, in Stellaris they just fall further and further behind until they get crushed. ) If they surrender, their government shifts ethics [assuming the bug fix in 2. Play on Commodore difficulty or higher, since then your vassals will get +5 stability on every colony per level of increased difficulty, and they should never go into shortages due to production bonuses from the difficulty setting. huge space monster) introduced in the . It's not a perfect comparison for that reason. federations level up faster (1 level every 5 years, more or less). Does anybody have suggestions for Federations? Is it simply a case that I have to wait till the last crisis as, frankly Federations are a real bore. No. Hey guys, I'm having issues in every game of Stellaris I play, I get along fine and build up a fleet between 4-6k fleet power by that time, but suddenly someone declares war on me and sends in fleets that are ridiculously more powerful than mine, ranging from 9k to this one I just experienced now:Does anybody have suggestions for Federations? Is it simply a case that I have to wait till the last crisis as, frankly Federations are a real bore. Hover over the declare war button in the diplomacy interface, and you should see the truce timer. Without espionage to learn the enemy fleet strenght, you only ever know if your fleet is big enough after you would have needed to split it. It has gone from around 1400 to 2600 in 5 years. Disabling federations might help a little but with vassals I don't think it will help that much. Does Nemesis offer a way to break up AI federations? Havent done too much with the political espionage missions but i thought maybe there was a proven effective way to. So basically a 4-empire strong Federation plus a Defence Pact. Your strength lies entirely on edicts, and Ambitions break any stalemate right now. All that is left is one empire which only has two planets and three systems. It's been a stalemate for nearly 50 years and ww on our side isn't going up. I created a federation with a big empire since we have the same enemies so I thought we could fight them together more efficiently. I fully occupy the target nation as planned. Anyone know any mods or commands to break up an enemy federation? They're the absolute thorn in my side in any game I play. 0. Your case is yet another example of the poor system - because it doesn't consider that you two are allies. Not As Federation) 5. If you want some of their resource output, but don't want to have to manage all their territory, vassalize and tax them. Im breaking a fed up at the moment, which proved hard because I play fanatic pacifist (so no wars). As the federation president, I tripled the size of the federation fleet in preparation of war. Yes, but seems very RNG based. Stellaris Wiki Active Wikis. )Jacks_Chicken_Tartar. Association can be very useful, and very annoying. So here's my question, generally you have 2-3 planets near you that are "perfect". join them 2. Just wait it out. I try and use espionage on them to ruin their reputation, but even when I am. Declare war if you want to do that. Stellaris Cheats and Console Commands. Not As Federation) : r/Stellaris. If anything this is a false sense of safety. Pounce on the weaker side and cut some choice pieces off. Azzanine • 7 yr. my allies didnt move to help me or fight the enemy even with the ENCOURAGE allies botton pressed. Maybe I join, maybe I don't. It’s published by Paradox, so long-term support is a given. Eat the stronger empire that broke off the defense pact for good measure. 2. Your single fleet should be able to hold out until reinforcements arrive. BTW, if you actually win, it will take Empire A out of the federation. 0 unless otherwise noted. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. Unfortunately, if I bring my federation to war with someone it's going to break any treaties they have with the target either way. Unanimous vote means jack shit if the war starts without having even seen the call for vote. Otherwise, they generally try and vie for peace as soon as the 'length of war' modifier runs out, which takes a few years. Federating with your ally dissolves all of their defense pacts (and yours too). You probably only need to do a few of those. Crypto3. People underrate diplomacy a lot. Or, as you did, vassalize them. Ex: Play 5 will let you control empire 5. But the intel required to examine enemy ships seems to be astronomically high. If they get fleets, then it's either Emergency FTL, or they could have bought a Marauder fleet; those always arrive at the capital system, without travel time. Being the good guy never works out in Stellaris. As a result at the end. Legacy Wikis. AI always being extremely more powerful than me. We can't barter for Open Borders, we can't try and bribe a neutral Empire to end their Commercial pact with another megacorp so we can get branch. CryptoStar Trek mixed with Stellaris. I can't see a declare war button in the Diplomacy interface. Vassals contribute significantly less to your empire size than a bunch of colonies. Age of Wonders 4 Empire of Sin Cities: Skylines 2 Crusader Kings 3 Europa Universalis 4 Hearts of Iron 4 Hunter: The Reckoning Imperator: Rome Prison Architect Stellaris Surviving Mars Surviving the Aftermath Vampire: The Masquerade Victoria 3. Give them to an ally and them them worry about them. They were picky, but I was able to convince them to start a few wars. Peel away federation members into your vassals, if you can beat them the first time. 2. Most of your empire is states that more. AI mostly joins federations if it is already underpowered and surrounded by stronger empires. As the federation president, I tripled the size of the federation fleet in preparation of war. My personal max was a 11 members-federation spanning 3/4 of the galaxy. you can do multiple at once as along as its two seperate wars. But honestly, it really would benefit from a rework, a bit of federation politics and the A. For reference your empire id is 0. In the previous sytem, 100% warscore made the other side submit to all of your demands. Ex: Play 5 will let you control empire 5. Then you can spam invite request. Asking a galactic state to accept this subjegation would have the weight of joining the federation, not vassalization, and would be impossible to force except for unified hegemonies. 44 votes, 15 comments. Defense pacts are hard to break up, so you'd rather just not have them form in the first place. As with many of Paradox Interactive’s content add-ons, Stellaris: Federations‘ release also coincides with that of patch 2. 1. There are 3 Federations: "Our Republic" - The Federation I created "Interstellar Accord" - The Federation I'm at war with "Star Assembly" - This Federation is also at war with "Interstellar Accord", but at peace with. Yeah this one is a real problem. Aside from reminding us of a time when cheats were. Wars can't last forever. ”. Even after decades of constantly spamming this operation on the same two empires in a federation with each other. Vassalize/Tribute former ally when able to. Here’s the. An associate will NOT defend federation members if they are attacked or vice versa; it's a non-aggression pact between a federation and an independent empire. This was never a condition of our arrangement!Irrelevant anyway, as the main point of "it doesn't happen IRL" has nothing to do with the fact that, in Stellaris, it is meant to when you declare a Status Quo victory in liberation wars; and in Stellaris, "status quo" consistently means the status quo as of the moment of the peace agreement, not the pre-war one. -Kick ally from Federation, so now I'm the only ruler in it. Almost all of the enemy factions are in a federation and whenever i declare war on one of them all of the others immediately mobilize several fleets of over 500k power. A place to share content, ask questions and/or talk about the 4X grand strategy game Stellaris by…Yes, but only for the final stage, or if the Galactic Community declares a preemptive crisis war. Hello everyone! In last week's dev diary we talked about the new Q&A format that we will be doing for the next couple of dev diaries. 14 mai 2016 à 20h03 Apollysis a écrit : I had this issue with my ally. join them 2. Also the fact that claims and capitol dont have very much weight in comparison. ago. There actually is a sneaky, somewhat exploit-y way to break up feds, but its almost certainly too late for you to try it. Scott_Liberation • 1 yr. Same with enemies, once someone is enemy with an empire, that is for the rest of the game. Demand vassalization from a member, and when they refuse, declare a war of subjugation. It's been a stalemate for nearly 50 years and ww on our side isn't going up. S t e l l a r i s c h e a t s. They declared war on my and when the war started, the War Score screen showed them as being in a federation with two other empires. The second vassal everyone will want is the Scholarium, who provides a significant bonus to research potential and valuable science tribute. No, you can't force them to make decisions anymore than you could force another player to make decisions. The first one is because moving your military into their borders without their permission is an act of war. #9. No. Don't tax them into poverty, causing shortage situations. But my arch-enemies vassal has no fleet at all, just some Armies. Anyone know any mods or commands to break up an enemy federation? They're the absolute thorn in my side in any game I play. Yes, this is influence expensive. Xaphnir May 23, 2022 @ 10:58am. Genuinely good name because I chose the birch world start in gigastructures and I had just finished a defensive war with the future members against the ai who went on to form another federation called the Star Federation Worst name: Random name. It functions as a NAP with all Federation member empires, while also allowing for trust to build up to 100 with all Federation members. •. I despise federations. The only value in the espionage system is to see enemy ships. They're usually pretty weak, but sometimes can take out the starbase or send civilian ships into panic mode. But you can't tell what weapons they have. (on the plus side if you break their federation or something, sometimes the truce timer doensn't apply) #1. Reasonably long enough that you could re-build at least a decent portion of your fleets. )Does anybody have suggestions for Federations? Is it simply a case that I have to wait till the last crisis as, frankly Federations are a real bore. Played around with fortress world chokepoints in a recent game a fair bit. Winning the war completely leaves you with a strong neighbor who will eventually contest your reign. If you wanted peace before 100%, you could make a partial offer of demands in exchange for peace. -Form a Federation with my Ally, sucking all my Vassals into it. It's just a bit strange that these empires that are only involved in the war from a technicality like Vassal of a Federation who is defending my enemy. The second part is because this is a game, with game mechanics and balance. Abilities that reduce the enemy chance to FTL will mean they lose more when they try to retreat. The other members have some huge fleets which I can use to clean up pirates in their system but there appears to be no means of commanding them. If you set your Debris policy to "Salvage," you can even throw this fleet at enemies with reckless abandon, then scrap the enemy fleets for free Alloys while the AI replaced your losses. Yes there is. GameStop Moderna Pfizer Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Walgreens Best Buy Novavax SpaceX Tesla. I want 1 more empire to join my alliance so I can make a fed, but they are all paired up how do I break them ?Interesting. Does anyone have ideas on how to slowly (or quickly) absorb enemy federation members? Is there a way to convince people in federations to leave them? The only thing I have come up with is to turn members into vassals or tributaries, but it seems game-y to me. Once you have it though, you can force all your allies on your enemy with impunity. Lows. A federation can only be created by one of four ways: an empire that adopts the The Federation tradition from the Diplomacy tree may create a Federation with. I can't research it, can't really damage it, and the last of the Alien Procurement items is in that system. File must be called ' [insert file name here]' without the brackets. of course don't forget to build up your empire, expand and research and mineral up at a good pace. I want 1 more empire to join my alliance so I can make a fed, but they are all paired up how do I break them ?own. -Start making Vassalization wars, then acceping blank peaces to break down my enemies into chunks unless they're very small. The defender is at 100% exhaustion but attacker only at 80% so it never ends. A federation involves sovereign powers giving up their power to a federal government, and this includes military and foreign relations sovereignty. I can get a fully maxed out fleet (consisting of one titan and 25 artillery. You build spy networks in the empires you want broken up, and begin operations that either Harm Relations or Smear Campaign. Or, as you did, vassalize them. If you can liberate an entire empire, why bother breaking up a federation. Otherwise, I almost always get rolled pretty quickly as pacifist. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. Defeating it gives you the option to retrieve its egg sac to start a parade. Probably bugged out. Or you could just help accomplish the war goals and end it that way. Like in other modern Paradox games, the. I want 1 more empire to join my alliance so I can make a fed, but they are all paired up how do I break them ?It's not just you, my Federation partners recently decided to declare war against half the galaxy and now I have to carry their useless butts though this entire dumb conflict. If they had a mutual rival at some point(+25 rep) and were both scared of something (+mutual threat modifier), they could have easily gotten above 0, at which point, the mutual threat modifier would have encouraged a defense treaty whose trust modifier would grow to replace the threat. Yes, that is intended. I got to the point where most of the empires were friendly towards me, at which point I started clicking the "ask to join Federation. Spawn rate:The best way to beat a federation is with your own federation. The command you're looking for is "surrender [country ID] [war ID]" Inputting this command without the war ID will give you a list of IDs for all current wars. This is where Espionage comes in, assuming you have Nemesis DLC. This page was last edited on 6 February 2020, at 14:38. Beat the hell out of one of them until it is no longer profitable for the other to hold a defensive pact with them. Stellaris Cheats is a searchable list of all Stellaris console commands. Following through with this event will then allow you to use the egg to kill a star as an operation. My personal max was a 11 members-federation spanning 3/4 of the galaxy. A lesson I also had to learn the hard way. Anyone know any mods or commands to break up an enemy federation? They're the absolute thorn in my side in any game I play. But if you are surrounded by powerful enemies, especially in multiplayer, it can help you stay alive. Its absolutely possible to unlock other types. A Federation is a supranational union of two or more spacefaring empires who sacrifice variable amounts of economic and political autonomy in exchange for unique mutual benefits. Ruined the playthrough in the meantime though. I no longer agree to your terms. Being entirely unable to interact with certain empires in certain ways, no matter what you do, is rediculous. It seems like it would be REALLY STRAIGHTFORWARD to weaponize this and achieve some of the other things people are asking for in the Federation Q/A. yeah just take it back in the next war, gives you a fun goal. I will ignore them if. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. Before stage five, they actually don't even get a total war CB. You can get around this partially by simply mouse-overing an enemy ship in the list, which shows their armor and shield HP values, thereby telling you what weapons to focus on. Or play something that can use Total War. Does anyone know if you can break up a federation through espionage? I’m trying to do a run as the crisis, so of course I’m playing xenophobic isolationists. If incubator troops have been out of combat for 3 months they rapidly whither up and die (for performance reasons, cull unneeded armies). I think it would make sense if they reset, ie get a -50 (or whatever number) modifier, but if it ticks down to -45 and you do it again, it jumps back up to -50. Or just another way use influence point. S t e l l a r i s c h e a t s. I try and use espionage on them to ruin their reputation, but even when I am. You can vassalize by liberating a group of systems, then vassalizing the resulting empire formed of those systems. It's 2 Empires in that federation, each has 1 vassal. you can take earth as your homeworld, but you essentially have to build the imperium from scratch. I try and use espionage on them to ruin their reputation, but even when I am. Starting off with the first contact system, unless you are being aggressive, it's the same every time. Business, Economics, and Finance. 4. Eventually, I reached a point where we were. It doesn't matter what I do the enemy federation is always larger. 25x strength. otherwise it wont be much use outside starting the federation and being unable to keep up throughout the gameI've been trying everything to join a federation made up of four empires. 2: It establishes confidence with each of the federations up to 100. You basically need the subterfuge tree to spam it quickly. Conquering directly just gives you the planets and populations directly, and will generally be strongest. Trying to build rapport with lesser members of an enemy Federation and support them to revolt against the Federation overlord also seems to never happen - least wise I haven't seen it happen yet. I got to the point where most of the empires were friendly towards me, at which point I started clicking the "ask to join Federation. The Imperium should force everyone into your Federation too instead of disbanding it. 6. War ends, you win, empire is eliminated. Nothing I…The Terran-Compact War, also known as the Long War among the belligerent nations of the Galactic North, was a series of conflicts which together constitutes one of the longest and bloodiest wars in both the Galactic North’s history as well as the Milky Way as a whole, lasting nearly 232 years, from February 2263 to August 2495. And when dealing with very big enemies or federations its just impossible to take all of. Not As Federation) : r/Stellaris. I. You need a race that is more or less alligned within your ethics. 4) End that war in such a way that you retain the system you want, preferably without losing any systems in the process. Enemy armies will be worn down via attrition from killing waves of weak armies, until they are finally overwhelmed Incubator troops have a small chance of randomly killing a (biological) pop on-spawn. If I remember right it should be in the contact page, one of the lower options I think? 5. 1: It’s a non-aggression contract with all of the federation’s members. #3. This week, we’ll be exploring some of the improvements that aren’t in the Coop Open Beta, but are planned for the full 3. Even if you lose you'll probably take out a decent portion of their fleet. All this does, from what I can see, is break up fleets into 2 groups. Make them like you with a combination of envoys and bribes. I'm guessing your federation had the include vassals law and somehow you ended up on the side of the vassal and not the side of your original federation ally. Either way, violence will be involved, and you have to kick them out of the federation first. That federation leaders don't pay tributes to members is an example on how members in a federation in stellaris are slaves. Log In Sign Up. I’ve only fought against normal empires so far in 3. Stellaris is all about snowballing, and you need to be in a position where you can snowball and your enemies can't. I dont really use the Diplomacy in Stellaris, this Federation/Hegemony/Council Stuff is annoying to handle. Last edited by Xaphnir ; May 23, 2022 @ 12:56pm. Fighting battles is important and all, but in the long run your economy needs to be in tip-top shape in order to support your literal war machine. Examples include the basic (First Galactic Fleet), the arrogant (Stellar Fleet Primus), and the esoteric (Star Fleet I). The enemy vassals suddenly went in power as well. 2-3 medium main fleets of battleships and cruisers then 10-20 large corvette fleets forced labour extermination on the xenos then build your core empire entirely on alloys. During every forced 10 year truce it grows by almost 100k. Both parties WILL reach 100% given time (much less than 200 years), at which point the defender will force a peace. yeah just take it back in the next war, gives you a fun goal. [district id] effect add_planet. GameStop Moderna Pfizer Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Walgreens Best Buy Novavax SpaceX Tesla. Just wait it out. You, the player, are the federal government. Open the L-cluster, join up Great Khan's Horde or Awakened Empire and then backstab them. So I lost the vassal. It initially started small, or perhaps didn't even kick in until the first pops started actually dying. The only limit is that you can't have ships with different types in the same fleet. Secondly, my Federation Member's ships will not follow mine even though I've set my…However, it’s tied to defeating a Stellarite Devourer. I. In my current ironman save i have a war that i was invited by my lesser defensive pact friend.