STELLARIS: OVERLORD - Essential Tips for Vassals and Overlords (Beginner's Guide)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
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The new Overlord DLC for Stellaris is paired with a massive set of free updates to how vassals and subjugation works - whether you're the Overlord or the subservient empire under one, the new agreement system, the new specializations, the new origins, and the new megastructures all provide something interesting to engage with. This beginner's guide video will showcase some Overlord gameplay and should help you out whether you're a vassal or an overlord, pointing out some essential changes and factors involved in the process, giving tips to newcomers and veterans alike.
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00:00 - Intro
01:15 - Obtaining Vassals
05:54 - The Costs & Benefits of Having Vassals
15:25 - Being a Vassal
19:17 - Outro
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Quick tip. Don’t rely on prospectorium vassals to give you food in the long run. Once they hit level three, they’ll unlock Strip Mining and those destroy agricultural features for more mineral districts, this lowering the tax they pay on food.
Just prep for this by building hydroponics on starbases or having a farming world in mind before they hit level 3.
7:35 I'd add a bit of a caveat here. If your territory is smaller, but better developed and managed- doing a good job of playing tall, basically- you may be able to maintain an edge. Having a large empire isn't all positives; empire size can negatively impact research speed, and tech being as important as it is, that advantage might be what you need to keep a vassal under your thumb.
@@TheAlmightyNameless Yeah, the balance between tall and wide has fluctuated over the various updates and patches, but it has often favored wide.
@@TheAlmightyNameless Tall and wide are standard terms in the 4x genre to describe whether you're expanding your territory or focusing your resources into a smaller footprint. You're still growing your faction in a way, they're just different ways to develop. That's the theory anyway. How or whether it works depends on the game.
As for managing wide empires, the automation and auto-migration elements can cut down on the hassle even if they might not be _quite_ as good as full manual control by a skilled player.
PartyElite has a great voice for these narrations.
Was thinking the exact thing! Smooth yet semi commanding with a smidge of fun and excitement about the game
Womderful content as always PE! 👍🏻
Appreciate it, thank you!
I hate to look up guides on games I play, but I just had to with this DLC so I could learn how to create Prospectoriums from a insignificant Sector Vassal I just created.
It's 100% a shame that we cannot specify what type of vassal we want them to be when we release them on our terms.
On top of all that, it's barely impossible to make any vassal into a Propectorium with it's insane negatives...
Yes, that's what I came here to say. Negative 900 modifier? That's insane. I'd like to see someone, somewhere get a prospectorium. Without mods that is not happening.
Good Stuff !
Bulwarks should always come out from your extra sector. The economic hit is way smaller since they have to build up their planet and pop. However, the bonuses they get and can give you are still the same.
You can trade for the defensive platform cost and upkeep reduction and transfer leaders with bulwark traits.
That’s really all you need from a bulwark, right?
Because of this DLC, the Hegemony Origin is now VERY powerful. Essentially if your the strongest militarily you are the Hegemony's leader. You can promise to come to a vassals aid if they go to war and offer them the option not to join any of yours, but as a member of the Hegemony they will be joining all your wars regardless.
One issue I'm currently struggling with is how to turn a protectorate into a vassal.
idk if you figured it out yet, but protectorates are a type of weak vassal, where they're significantly weaker than you. the only way (as far as I know) to turn them into the other vassal types is for them to catch up with your tech.
couple things:
especially once gates are a thing, take ALL your vassals to war with you. they might not contribute if they are weak but at least you prevent the enemy from using their gates and attacking your rear if he is on friendly term with your vassals. which is often the case (enemy of my enemy...)
if you are a vassal of an overwhelming opponent, don't give up. build relationship with the overlord, trade loyalty for free stuff (don't ask for subsidy for things you want to take from him the most as it block trade. also let him have holding on your planet, it reduces your loyalty so you can always trade it back to him for more free stuff, i.e. take all his alloys repeatedly) and eventually get him to give you max subsidies. use it to prop up your economy, build a fleet matching his, use favors (and that perk from diplo tree that gives +diplo acceptance) to ask for independence (war for independence would make you fight his fed buddies/vassals as well), once free get secret fealty from his other vassals, then declare and take all his stuff from him in one fell swoop (or two if he is really big)
oh and one final thing. if you want a loyal subject fast, once you conquer the enemy don't force war goals. instead occupy all his system like you would but go for status quo. it will create a new vassal from his occupied systems (all of them in this case) except this one will love you for liberating him ;) just a little trick
Are you going to do a playthrough? Going back to the classics
New player to Stellaris and all DLC. Came here after I lost my entire empire to integration and didn't understand wtf happened. 😭
Thanks for the video!
When I try to vassalize an a.i. empire, after propossing, even though they agreed to it and I paid the influence, the process just autocancels and I just lost all my influence
I am having an issue figuring out how to go to war to vassalize someone?
Might actually play this game nos.
*now
Is anyone else having an issue with getting the Subjugation Casus Belli? Me and my friend have demanded to subjugate them but get not casus belli.
You don’t need to do that anymore. If there inferior you just get that justification now.
@@SolitaryLark But we don't get it at all, even if they have inferior fleet power.
@@Bntyhntr20 Pretty sure they have to be inferior overall, not just in one category or another.
@@Bntyhntr20 it’s not all about fleets. They have to be inferior or pathetic in at least 2 area’s. Although this can be bypassed by picking up the *be the crisis* perk.
I can only make protectorate... not vassels ;/
when is the next planet zoo
Someone please help me I had an empire begged to join me because they were too weak, then all my resources went negative. What is up with that
Can anyone tell me why I can't transfer territory I've conquered over to my Vassel?
I have no need for it and they Desperately need more planets, but the game won't let me give any systems to them, even when they border each other.
Has anybody have problem with fastest speed ? To me at the fastest it go normal or almost normal....
Why can't i gift a vassal a system anymore? :((
Today I downloaded the update, and now the trade option "transfer system" is gone for all my vassals...
Does someone know why?
(I border-gore half of the map cause of that and i think that sucks...)
Playing around with vassals in the new system and the second I suggest a specialization there is a -900 penalty. WTF? Everything else they agree to except specialization. I can get them to agree to be absorbed by my empire with only a -100 modifier but specialization freaks the AI out. Again, WTF?
cuz its a fucked up system again
Someone asked to be my Vassal, I accepted because they were inferior and suddenly they didn't like me I don't know what happened lol
Lol touching tips
;)
It is a funny
"...touching tips."
Hehehe
Umm wheres ep 3 for songs?!? 🤕
It'll be dropping tomorrow! I had to deal with contractors all day yesterday, so I didn't have a chance to record, sadly.
How do i stop myself being integrated as a vassal
Whether or not integration is allowed is one of the terms of the subject agreement, so as long as it's prohibited (which basically always the default) you aren't at risk. If you _are_ stuck in a contract with integration allowed, larger empires take longer to integrate but the only way to permanently assure your safety is to change the terms of the agreement or break away altogether. Pledging secret fealty to another empire might help with the latter option.
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They should revamp combat, something similar to Total War.
I think that's a little unrealistic at this point in the game's development and pretty outside of the scope overall. Not saying it wouldn't be cool but it's obviously not their focus.
No. Stellaris is a game in the grand strategy genre.
@@armandof6453 I mean, weakest part of the game is the combat imo, they could improve it. I would like Total War style of combat, but would be satisfied with anything that is different that we currently have.
@@zekonja90 i rather they improve the fleet combat than the ground combat
@@tongraymondtong6693 Well i did mean fleet combat, not ground combat lol.
Why is this so complicated!
I didn't want any of this. To me the only purpose of a vassal is to be annexed.