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mierals or stuff like Helios ore mined from planets.
There's your problem. To build transports, you need unassigned legions. Legions assigned to planets can't be put onto transports. (Yes, I realize that makes no real-world sense at all, but it's the way the game works.)
I usually orient toward retaking planets, rather than defending them. But I am by no means a great player so you might check with others.
I did exactly the same thing as you, by the way. Yeah, it's a drag. The transports can be re-used, by the way. Your troops are not stationed on the enemy planet after you've invaded it (yet another counter-intuitive feature). So I've been able to do a lot of damage with a single transport, simply moving it from one undefended enemy planet to the next.
Im not sure about legions either, but they seem to pool into that icon at the top of my screen naturally, and id guess population plays a heavy factor.
Adding legions to planets can be annoying because sometimes the legion will be taken from another planet or the very one you want to put it on. So ill add 1 to all my colonies each time i have enough to do it in one shot
I havent done much invading, but i imagine if your troop pool is empty that the transports pull from legions on the ground of the planets supporting its shipyard??
edit: i feel like having a general on the planet affects how legions move around
Nope, they only require one or more legions.
Nope again. One attacking legion, in my experience, will take any planet, regardless of population or defensive structures, unless there are defending legions on the planet.
It's really not a very good system.
i don't like that 1 legion is enough to take out a super advanced planet full of defenses but no legions
Well that is the thing.... it does not matter how great the wall is or the guns are if no one is manning them. Although the only way to have a planet 'full of defenses' is to build a bunch of defenses instead of far more useful buildings.