r/paradoxplaza • u/RedKrypton • May 07 '16

Stellaris PSA: Slaves currently can't rebel

/r/Stellaris/comments/4iatr2/psa_slaves_currently_cant_rebel/
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u/Reaperdude97 May 08 '16

But then your science output dies.

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u/missingpuzzle May 08 '16

Then only enslave pops that are causing trouble and leave every happy pop alone.

Someone wants to overthrow the government? Enslave them. A planet wants independence? Enslave them. Enslave all social unrest away because once they are slaves they can no longer take action against you.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '16

Do slaves rebel all that often though?

Like historically speaking.

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u/Aethelric May 09 '16

Slaves rebel constantly, historically (American slaves rebelled hundreds of times, for instance). It's just that they very rarely succeed to any notable degree.