Feudal Society on the new tech beta : r/Stellaris - Reddit
BUT feudal society has suffered greatly.... I have around 10 vassals, all who were released sectors of mine occupying 1-3 systems total. Only 2 of them are loyal even with the shared destiny perk and feudal society civic. I think it would make sense for vassals and overlords who BOTH have feudal society to be exempt from divided patronage.
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2020年10月30日 · A feudal society can have a very strong imperial or central power, and a hard control of its territory, but at the same time have a division of the society between different orders with clientelic links between them, which make the core of the feudal society.
How does the Feudal Society civic play out in practice?
Feudal is also the only way I know thus far that makes a 1 system play through possible. Food is minimal, and getting tributary after tributary can cover your economy for the most part. So Materialist feudal playthroughs can be crazy good. The big barrier that a lot of people on here seem to have is not knowing about the vassal/tributary casus ...
Feudal Society - how to? | Paradox Interactive Forums
2022年5月24日 · The new old civic Feudal Society looks fun. How would make an empire to best use it? Looking for the empire idea, rule is must have Feudal Society civics. Meme builds allowed. Generally want to get vassals early but conquering territory directly is optional. Dont need to be rush build Some ideas: I can use empty hulls to inflate naval cap
I hate Feudal Society Change : r/Stellaris - Reddit
At least Feudal Society got a little bonus after the nerf. Shared Destiny, on the other hand... Overall it's a good change, but I think the two things that got nerfed need a little bit more to make them worth taking. Especially the ascension perk, because man. I mean, Envoys were even nerfed this patch!
Feudal society and/or vassals – what to do with it?
2021年12月5日 · The Feudal Society civic was a fine civic when it was introduced, but it is now in an awkward place where the mechanics it was balanced around either no longer exist or have been changed beyond recognition. Feudal Society was introduced in an era when vassals were primarily useful for the passive benefits they gave their overlord simply by ...
Feudal Society civic even less useful in 2.6?
2020年3月10日 · I suppose in either case, the Feudal Society civic is worth even less than before. With improved AI, perhaps vassals themselves will become more useful. However, the decreased subject power penalty hardly matters anyway, so you could play a vassal-focussed empire without taking this civic quite easily.
Feudal Society is nuts right now. | Paradox Interactive Forums
2023年5月14日 · For for reasons I fail to understand, feudal society was buffed: you no longer need to employ it's governors to receive their free unity generation. Because their governors are free of upkeep costs (even if you are waaaay over your leader cap)...
Do I understand Fuedal Society civic correctly? : r/Stellaris - Reddit
2023年7月28日 · Feudal Society nullifies the upkeep for Governor type leaders only. The other types still have the same upkeep. Leaders are not free, but at 50% discount. The advantage of Feudal Society over Shared Destiny are: it provides an additional +1 loyalty on top of nullifying multiple subject penalties.
Something I noticed about the civic in Feudal Society in 3.3.1
2022年2月24日 · As displayed in the image, with Feudal Society, Leaders (Scientist, Governors, Admirals, and Generals) won't have upkeep if they're employed, with Governors giving 1.1 Unity per level. So now in my Divine Empire, I have some 10 scientists employed in my ships, losing no unity for upkeep and simply switching my scientists for the techs I want.