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Darth_Lopez has Stellaris

Nov 1, 2020 @ 2:53pm

Stratified Economy?

So I went with an authoritarian build for my game this time and I switched my Primary species off of stratified economy yet there are pops still showing as "slaves" of the primary race. This isn't the first time it's happened. I just want to know what exactly i'm missing here and how i can prevent this from happening next time? I think Authoritarian is the build I want, so that i can selectively stratify the economy for specific races. But if it's not going to let me do that then I don't think I want it. :/

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Originally posted by Oakshadow:

The only way for your primary pops to be enslaved is if you're using the slaver guilds civic. Which will enslave 40% of your pops regardless. Stratified society is a living standard and is not directly tied to slavery.

To fix slavery you'll have to reform your government and remove the civic. Otherwise it will always keep that 40% enslaved ratio.

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Oakshadow

Nov 1, 2020 @ 3:29pm

Darth_Lopez has Stellaris

Nov 1, 2020 @ 4:35pm

Originally posted by Jay:
The only way for your primary pops to be enslaved is if you're using the slaver guilds civic. Which will enslave 40% of your pops regardless. Stratified society is a living standard and is not directly tied to slavery.

To fix slavery you'll have to reform your government and remove the civic. Otherwise it will always keep that 40% enslaved ratio.

I see I get it, that makes alot of sense actually. I do always use the slavers guild perk when I go authoritarian just because its such a good bonus. I didn't even think that that might be the issue, So irregardless of population it will still be enslaved in order to hit that 40% overall slave population, which in that light sounds like a bit of a detriment? Do you think its worth removing or do you think the positive bonus outweighs that forced slavery on some of the population?