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Which means; propose them to become a vassal, protectorate or whatever option you have.
If they accept, they will become your vassal over time anyway.
If they reject, you got your valid Casus Belli to declare war at them; as the moment you pick that option the "subjectgation" CB will show up.
Pick that one, defeat them, conquer all planets and systems and propose a peace.
You got what you want when they accept: a vassal.
(Note: this is most likely what the AI did as well)
Thorin :)
That is inaccurate. You always have access to the subjugation war goal now if the AI is weak enough compared to you.
It's supposed to be a catchup mechanic since they will have -80% cost to all techs. However since Ai's loose 1 to their difficulty setting when becoming vassals to the player they essentially become non-competitors in the game and can never catch up. Unless you start subsidizing them with your own resources in the contract.
The reason the other empire could make them a vassal was because they were not 50% higher than them in tech.
Essentially you're to strong to make vassals and must first make protectorates so they can level up and become normal vassals.
No they don't. Unless you never build a single research station or building in your entire empire for the duration of the game. Empire size doesn't make research slower, it just reduces the exponential effect of growth to something slightly more manageable. When you start the game you are at like 30 empire size, you need to get to around 1000 empire size to double research costs, that's an increase of x30, or 3000%. If you can't more than double your starting research amount in the process of making your empire 30 times larger, something is very wrong. That's also without a single size reduction bonus.
Secondly the alternative is to have even medium sized empires completely snowball out of control and steamroll everything. "Yay, fun."
and about they would outrunn small empires.... yeah thas the way it goes ... thats why russia or america or china outperform netherlands or cuba or domenican republic
of ya cant manage xx planets and rather play small ♥♥♥♥♥♥ "empire" your just an minor player
stop bring ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mechanics into games that make no sense only cause you cant programm your games with normal boundrys ike ai banding together againt you the more powerfull you grow cause they start to fear you getting to mighty .....rather than asking to get your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ slaves and make you even more powerfull
You don't think big enough as an overlord, you clearly should be a vassal yourself.
You "fund" protectorates with extra science you get from your science vassals.
Not your own science. ^^
Your bigger empire does research faster than a smaller empire, you just don't understand that at some point throwing more resources at the issue does not increase results. It's no linear proportional, that is realistic.
Pretty sure there are mods to remove empire sprawl if it bothers you so, pleae report back how that went for you.
P.S.: Using swear words in abundance does not make your argument better, it makes it worse.