How do slaves in sectors get managed?
Do sector governors enslave/emancipate pops, or is it always up to the player to manage slavery manually?
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It is up to the player to manage slavery/emancipation. Playing a game where the vast majority of the planets that have been taken from other empires are enslaved and then added to a sector. They've been like that for over 100 years in game time and have not had their status changed
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What methods were used to control slaves?
It included whippings, slave laws called slave codes, the use of religion, as well as constant punishment and intimidation. All these methods were designed to control slaves and keep them working. None of them were completely successful, but they help explain why slavery lasted for 250 years.What industries were slaves used in?
United States. In the antebellum southern United States, industrial slaves were often the property of a company instead of an individual. These companies spanned various industries including sawmills, cotton gins and mills, fishing, steamboats, sugar refineries, coal and gold mining, and railroads.What role did slaves play in the economy?
Slavery was an economically efficient system of production, adaptable to tasks ranging from agriculture to mining, construction, and factory work. Furthermore, slavery was capable of producing enormous amounts of wealth.How was slavery used in industrialization?
Slavery provided the raw material for industrial change and growth. The growth of the Atlantic economy was an integral part of the growth of exports - for example manufactured cotton cloth was exported to Africa. The Atlantic economy can be seen as the spark for the biggest change in modern economic history.RimWorld Slavery Tutorial
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I have run a game just yesterday where in a 16 planet full of slaves, the sector AI decided to build four research platforms. Stellaris is on latest patch, through Steam.
So I did some testing on three different slave planets:
a) killed all but three slaves on one planet, let the Sector AI develop the planet with a mineral focus with "Allow redevelopment" "Do not respect tiles". AI built four research stations
b) Build all slaves as mineral and power, split evenly (after food requirements). Let the Sector AI manage the planet with a mineral focus with "Allow redevelopment" "Do not respect tiles". AI built loads of power and 4 research stations.
c) Build all slaves as mineral and power, split evenly (after food requirements). Let the Sector AI manage the planet with a mineral focus with "Allow redevelopment" "Respect tiles". AI built research on research, power on power, mineral on mineral and the empty lots (four) it filled with two power, and two research.
lots of tiles wasted on research of 0.3 point per month! They could be making 10 minerals or 8 power each (at my current tech level)
The AI is just insane :P
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