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Avorion with friends can be a good empire builder. With friends, arguably better than x4 if simply because humans are smarter than scripted ai can be.
As a singular player it's as tall an order as it is to manage 3000+ ships with many stations in x4 as it is to build and maintain enough stations to run a turret factory here. We could say a turret factory is equivalent to the effort needed for terraforming.
All this said: station made products in avorion not being tied to resources gathered 'in the real world' is a bit offputting, imo. The economy of x4 is relatively seamless in that regard; the player can gather resources and craft nearly everything, ships and whole stations included, except some rare inventory items. In this regard Egosoft earns style points.
Long answer: The 2.0 update nerfed empire building and reduced it down to the most simple elements. Its was not that great but even worse now. I would play X4 before I would play this game if you are looking for empire management.
I created a very popular egosoft forumn on this subject:
https://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=463836
Yeah, this is even more stripped down than X4 when it comes to diplomacy.
No problem. If I had known they were going to change the way the whole game works with the 2.0 update I would not have gotten it either.