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Just to be clear though, if you have a planet in a sector right from colinization, and you never have any input at all on it, the sector WILL eventually build unity buildings. Its just low priority. The more planets you have in sector, and the less developed they are, the longer it will take. If unity is a big focus keep the sectors small and very well funded.
Though if unity is a huge deal I kinda wonder why you even need sectors at all. Most unity builds try to keep colonization to a minimum snce it exponentially increases unity cost, just like research.
- 25% per planet (less with proper tradition)
- 2 per pop, which is 35% per planet on average, or 50% max
Even if you get full galaxy of 25-tile worlds and never touch expansion, giving you 75% penalty per planet:
2 planets: x1.75 unity cost x2 unity output (+14%)
3 planets: x2.5 unity cost x3 unity output (+20%)
...
10 platens: x7.75 unity cost x10unity output (+29%)
Research works similiar.