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Each Ethic has at least one associated faction, such as the Supremacist Faction for Xenophobes, and by promoting or suppressing that faction you can spend a monthly influence cost to increase or decrease the attraction of its associated Ethic across your empire.
Actually the question is more complex - what'll happens if Unrest on planet is caused by mix of unhappy slaves and some furious faction (not tied to slavery). Who's going to rebel? What events we'll going to have?
So how do you shift to/from spiritualist to materialist? I can figure out how to do the others (lots of war = militarist for example) but these two stump me.
This image got me thinking - shouldn't a faction generate a (small) amount of attraction towards it's chosen ethic, just by existing, to represent the faction actively going out campaigning, proselytising and generally trying to push it's agenda?
Otherwise if this event happened, you can just passively wait for the problem to go away because once that modifier is gone the pops affected should naturally drift away from authoritarian anyway. But if, as a result, of this event you end up with a small, self-sustaining population of authoritarian pops that would be a persistent problem unless you do something to deal with them.
Will revolting planets be able to cooperate with each other or to bring some of the empire's forces with them as defectors? Without at least one of those things it seems like revolts would be an annoyance at worst.
So how do you shift to/from spiritualist to materialist? I can figure out how to do the others (lots of war = militarist for example) but these two stump me.
To someone saying about the ninth ethic. I'll say it's special ethics with special system called hive mind. I'm pretty sure by looking at the picture. What about my anarchist?
Religious, yes (to some extent); fools, no (unless you count the position of the Materialists). Some "superstitious nonsense", like psionics is, after all, real in Stellaris.
That's the whole problem - it's part of Stellaris universe reality, but still discarded by Materialist as nonsense. So yes, it's basic conflict of "tech vs. magic".