In a medium size game with 6 players that's +40 for having two allies (max allies is half the number of players) and an additional +10 or +20 if you can somehow manage to keep the peace with all but one of them. The Pacifist faction gives you a law with +20 per each allied faction and +10 for each faction you're at peace with. There's a Militarist party faction law that gives you +20 approval for each homeworld owned, iirc empire wide and for yours and each occupied enemy homeworld. Keep an eye on which improvements and tech researches influence which political parties. You're only in the hole -30 so just two of those improvements will fix it especially if you up your limit.

For a decent amount of time I was also relying on those random events that give you +10 or +20 approval options for 15 turns which can help you build approval improvements and stabilize in the meantime. In addition to increasing colonization limits there's tons of improvements there that will give you boosts to approval on a system by system basis. Use the left quadrant of the tech tree, the pink techs mainly. As I've said elsewhere my current game I'm floating -120 disapproval from overcolonization alone and all of my systems are between content and ecstatic. Various heroes have abilities that give approval. There are a few techs that increase your colonization limit. Having evolved from a marsupial-like species, the Kalgeros's relatively small size is countered by their surprising strength and agility.Originally posted by Python:Maybe its overcolonisation, how do I solve it? As others have said, laws, heroes, improvements etc. As they moved from protecting or conquering a tree to a tribe to a village, the society realized that its somewhat belligerent tendencies had to be channeled. Over time they developed a martial art that they call 'Mardamari', unique in the galaxy for the number of limbs required to execute it. They are led by Gunga, spiritual and martial leaders who have the responsibility for moral and physical education.

Jolly and gregarious in daily life, they are deadly serious in questions of combat and honor. (+20 Capacity, +20 Capacity on Fertile, if 'Honor Bound') Political opinion more impacted by events. Happy Sardines - Societies and Communities Encouragenent Paper Political opinion less impacted by events. The Kalgeros evolved through very tight-knit communities with communal structures whereby Kalgeros young were raised in the treetops by the entire village. It is this historical expertise that underpins an understanding of how populations can be successfully developed in the most space constrained environments. No unhappiness from overpopulation on SystemsĮditor's Notes: Kind of an oddball law the overpopulation mechanic is still a fairly weak malus, so this isn't nearly as impactful as various other laws (such as i.e. The food-to-manpower part is more interesting, except that manpower consumption really ceases to be a problem around midgame. It's interesting because there's essentially nothing in the game that boosts this (besides a couple of very early-game buildings), so if the game is ever rebalanced to make manpower consumption far stronger, this would be valuable. Honor Bound: Removes the 'no unhappiness from overpopulation' aspect, but does not replace it with anything to compensate.

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