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Whiskey Wight Apr 15, 2021 @ 4:42pm
What are the new Casus Beli in Nemesis?
Maybe I should have paid more attention coming up to release, but I'm deathly confused as to what these two are.
Specifcally "Bring them into the fold" & "Wipe them out".
Is one to take territory without claims total war style, while the other automatically exterminates populations on planets? How does that work if you're not exnophobic?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally posted by Stormsong:
Wipe them out IS new. It is not quite Total War, as that is instant turnover of claims without the fuss. Wipe them out destroys starbases, returning the system to "neutral space." This is an important distinction that should be accounted for.
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PlutonArioch Apr 15, 2021 @ 4:50pm 
They are not new. "Bring them into the fold" is Vassalization but for an overlord. So you fight on behalf of an overlord, to make someone else their vassal. I think the galactic empire gives every member this one to make the independent nations part of the GE. "Wipe them out" is just total war IIRC.
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Stavbearer Apr 15, 2021 @ 4:51pm 
The first one has been around for a while. It means that if you win, the loser is pulled into vassalge of the fallen empire you have as your overlord. You get it with the scion orgin, though it may be just being a FE's vassal in general.
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Stormsong Apr 15, 2021 @ 4:53pm 
Wipe them out IS new. It is not quite Total War, as that is instant turnover of claims without the fuss. Wipe them out destroys starbases, returning the system to "neutral space." This is an important distinction that should be accounted for.
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PlutonArioch Apr 15, 2021 @ 5:06pm 
Originally posted by Stormsong the Fallen:
Wipe them out IS new. It is not quite Total War, as that is instant turnover of claims without the fuss. Wipe them out destroys starbases, returning the system to "neutral space." This is an important distinction that should be accounted for.
Interesting. I thought I had seen it before... but now I am not sure. Maybe I've seen it in the cold war event, and because that was such a mess I did not keep it in mind clearly. I can't remember how to get it, so its likely I did not actually see it in my own games.
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Whiskey Wight Apr 15, 2021 @ 5:19pm 
Originally posted by Stormsong the Fallen:
Wipe them out IS new. It is not quite Total War, as that is instant turnover of claims without the fuss. Wipe them out destroys starbases, returning the system to "neutral space." This is an important distinction that should be accounted for.

Thank you all very much, this is useful
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