I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. I control 5 habitats and the shipyard, but because I don’t control everything I get a penalty when trying to achieve war goals. Irrelevant anyway, as the main point of "it doesn't happen IRL" has nothing to do with the fact that, in Stellaris, it is meant to when you declare a Status Quo victory in liberation wars; and in Stellaris, "status quo" consistently means the status quo as of the moment of the peace agreement, not the pre-war one. im on 53%. pipo. Subjugation is about being nice now, so its bad for belligerent empires. how can i be losing?! will they surrender eventually? or did i miss something?to win the war, you'll likely have to occupy more planets. how can i be losing?! will they surrender eventually? or did i miss something?Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. Sohei May 23, 2016 @ 6:25pm. May 19, 2016. If this theory is true, I will have to declare war on this empire and boot them out of these systems to take control to achieve my war goals. We took down the crisis but the war is still going on with the allied player now being the main target. Which makes no sense. You might have missed a planet, or an orbital ring, or even a single system but you most definitely have not achieved your war goals. Select the system (s) you want to claim. If you defeat all other empires you will get a victory screen. Stellaris is a grand strategy game, such as Europa Universalis 4 and Crusader Kings 3, with a. Every war I get into ends in a "white peace". Depending on the goal you selected (or they selected ) when declaring war, you generally want to get them to surrender before that happens tough. Fluffy-Tanuki. Answer is no. I bombed every planet he had into a tomb world except his homeworld. reiryc7 May 13, 2016 @ 12:57pm. Because this empire I'm at war with is also at war with another empire which I am not federated with, this other empire has occupied planets and systems which is not contributing to my %100 occupation rate. That hasn't worked too well so far considering that I've already eaten two empires for breakfast and indirectly caused the death of another one. Yea, that would be good. In my current playthrough my only goal is to have my vengeance on an advanced start empire who stole a relic world from me. Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. seakingsoyuz. This guide was made for basic Stellaris Version Adams 1. At least that's for wars of conquest anyway, not sure about other types of casus belli wars. enemy is at 100% war attrition. Which makes no sense. I started a secret fealty war to “check” an empire trying to take over the galaxy and it turned into 4v5 royale. It stayed on -2 for achieve goals for about 5 years before going to 0, and eventually 3. Click make claims. But it cannot be represented in Stellaris because it's stateless and because some dev decided that it's either capitalism or totalitarianism. p. When war was declared I chose the humiliate war goal, and then moused-over the box for "Achieve War Goals" (which shows the result of that end of the war if it were to happen right now). However, it literally seems impossible without the ability to claim systems because of pacifist. and as long as that number is negative, your goal should be to increase that score until your side wins. It indicated that I would gain the claimed system, plus the influence for humiliation, and my enemy would recieve the penalty for humiliation. I want to note that another empire currently occupies 2 of their planets since they are also at war. All Total Wars ONLY end on white peace. Add a Comment. so I have achieved all my war goals the enemy have nothing, all systems occupied by me war exhaustion is 20% 40% and rising like 1% per year nothing else happens, at this rate it will take another 60 years before this AI "morons" finaly surrender so wtf is going on there? any way to make them give up? btw achieve war goals is -198 and status quo at +87. About to start my first war and trying to understand the concept. Crisis empires get the -75% war exhaustion bonus at stage two, when they can still wage normal wars and well before triggering the galaxy-wide total war. The wiki says -50 surrender acceptance. Keep in mind what you're seeing in the war screen also includes allies claims. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. emptiness Apr 5, 2020 @ 9:01am. Just like most strategy games work. If they back down, you only get the first one. Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. Since it isn't a conquest war, the systems and planets that would be transferred based on occupation and claims right NOW are listed for achieve war goals, the same as what they are for status quo. Usually the listed warscore modifiers make it very clear why you can't force the defeat onto the enemy, e. You have to seize the planets. i tried sending "achieve war goals" but they refused and said im losing the war!!! i ocupy all my systems and thiers too. White peace means that only held territory is considered in the resolution. You do not (despite what you might think), require 100 warscore in order to end the war. But honestly for anything other than Seize the Galatron, you’d end up basically doing an all-out war due to how war exhaustion is handled in the current version. Last edited by Elitewrecker PT ; Dec 29, 2016 @ 6:57am. In your policies tab you can see "war philosophy". I have 95% occupations (can’t reach the other 5%) 100% war exhaustion and a 50 point modifier for a stronger navy. 2240-2250 Finish Battleship tech and Neutron launchers and begin my first war to fill my Bio-Trophy worlds. To do it manually: take their systems, assign governor to new sector (s), "Create Vassal" in the Sectors menu. This video will show you how to conduct warfare. It doesn't mean the rest of the Alliance has to give up though; the war goal should simply change. The wiki says -50 surrender acceptance. Triflest • 1 yr. (which is not part of the war) Now I'm stuck in a war with a 100% score and a war goal I can't take. The war exhaustion in this game does not work well. Allies can effectively share the burden of war amongst themselves. Instead of being a defensive war to prevent occupation of their alliance member, the war goal should change to an offensive war of liberation (either from occupation, or vassalage). [removed] AlexorHuxley • 6 mo. . I'm in a Federation with another empire, Solo Empire (That's their name, and they are solo. They won't accept defeat when I offer them the achieve war goals option, because I've claimed every system in their empire and it reduces their acceptability to -307. Stellaris Gaming. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. Total War can only occur under specific war goals - any wars with Fanatic Purifier type civilizations, the War in Heaven and Machine Uprising event chains, and wars regarding the existence of a planet. I started an a allegiance war and occupied all systems I claimed, but it still showed "demand unoccupied systems" and "demand unoccupied planets". Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. Can't rebel against my overlord! I was vassalized by an AI empire, and at the time they were ahead of me in both science and military strength. The reason it says you don't have anything occupied is because you don't. And the goal of the war was to acquire said would be vassals, not to seize all of their claims,. If you reach 100% war exhaustion, the enemy can force a Status Quo peace, which will end the war early for you (but you will keep whatever you took that you also have a claim on). A Weapon of Mass. So there is massive federation of ai in galaxy and it has several vassals. Enter the name of a war goal to filter the entries in the table. A Weapon of Mass. Simply bring up diplomacy with your enemy and select your single wargoal. That hasn't worked too well so far considering that I've already eaten two empires for breakfast and indirectly caused the death of another one. Achieve War Goals : r/StellarisOnConsole. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. war goal IDs. I bombed every planet he had into a tomb world except his homeworld. I recall a message saying I had not set my war goals and I opened that scree selecting Vasselize for 60% war score IIRC. Since you satisfy both of those requirements, it should still be an option. and. g. The vassalization war goal was changed in one of the patches so that on status quo any unclaimed occupyed systems will be used to make a new empire that will be your vassal. #2. End Threat CB works the same as a total war cb, which means that with this goal when you take a system, you will notice that the borders change to you owning it straight away instead of border changes occuring after peace is made. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews. If you go domination tree, you can demand vassalization (even with an X) and then force it with a war, and then integrate them. Use the "Table View" and "Card View" buttons to change the way the codes are displayed. As long as there is at least one empire present that is not Fanatic Pacifist, war is an almost inevitable aspect in any game and can be anything from a small border skirmish to a massive interstellar war of conquest. Typically, by being a fanatic purifier (or them being a fanatic purifier). Best. The number that appears next to it is the number to care about, and if you hover over it, it'll show you what you still have to overcome in order to win the war. Go to Stellaris r/Stellaris. Having unoccupied claims gives you -10 for each system and -100 for each colony. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews. In an offensive war, I have occupied every system and planet. There is no reason for a faction with every Starbase captured to be forced to stay in a 50. rules pretty harsh now: -must have domination tradision. A status quo peace gives you ownership of each system that you both claimed and fully occupied. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. Move slaves to the colonies at at energy-only costs to get them to the 10 pop upgrade limit, so you get both administrator jobs for better unity/aminities, improve. Just subjugated an empire through the old method, but I don't think I am necessarily the overlord, just the usual asshole who took control by force. choppo Jan 25, 2022 @ 3:47am. 2) 100% control over the galaxy. If you achieve them, your enemy will want to make peace. And unless you are saying the person who I am trying to declare a claim war against isn't part of the imperium, then I shouldn't be restricted in game from declaring a war against them, making bringing it up useless. So if you take on a 5 enemy federation for vassalization, then you need to beat up all 5, and vassalize one in the end. We took down the crisis but the war is still going on with the allied player now being the main target. xenoscumyomom • 2 yr. The final component is war exhaustion. Sounds like you're either a Fanatic Purifier or Determined Exterminator. Irbynx. veggiebuilder • 2 yr. However, I’m still missing 55 points in my war goal to vasalize someone. Wars are how mid-game and end-game borders are usually drawn. p Jan 25, 2022 @ 3:12am. I declared war against an empire without realising that it was a vassal of an empire that was "overwhelming" in economy, military and technology and got absolutely destroyed, after which point I wound up being a protectorate of them because I was surrounded by hostile empires on all sides except for the the overwhelmingly powerful one and needed to if I. and again vice versa. So if this is a war of conquest all it means is you haven't conquered every system you've put a claim on yet but they're willing to cede control of the claimed systems you. At least that is how it ought to work. Vassalization War Goal unobtainable. -must be neighbor. But it's now a year after the 24 months force peace 100% war exhaustion thing, achieve war goals is +10. The number that appears next to it is the number to care about, and if you hover over it, it'll show you what you still have to overcome in order to win the war. Demolish your administrative park to make way for more alloy forges, switch over to militarized economy, lead with Supremacy tradition, and start spamming corvettes like a madman when you encounter your first neighbor. But "occupation" indicator for the enemy shows this as 58% for unknown reason. This page was last edited on 11 January 2022, at 23:01. Stellaris is not well-suited for the technology and economic victories we see in other games, and the diplomatic victory conditions in most 4Xs are dumb, with Civ being an exception. Use a chattel slave economy for your core resource needs, including a food economy to power alloy production. In my opinion this is better than Achieve War Goals because the new nation created will mirror your ethics. It might be that certain War Goals are restricted (maybe there is a type of war goal that only militarists get, for example, or a war goal unlocked through technology). Show command help. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. 3K subscribers Join Subscribe 6. ago. Vassalization wars are impossible to win. The "Vassalize" War Goal and You: A Lesson learned the strange way. pipo. ThePromethian. . However the second war against a different neighbour is stuck at -5 warscore. War Conclusion. rules pretty harsh now: -must have domination tradision. A Weapon of. Depends on the war goal. If you status quo a subjugation war, you subjugate everything you occupy, except the capital. • 1 yr. 0 unless otherwise noted. Status Quo? They go free. FYI you can take advantage on their automatic acceptance of status quo on their critical systems if they have 100% war exhaustion. In you case, it's easy: 5 = 8 - 3. If you're fighting a Claims war you'll want to focus on places you've claimed. I bombed. A significant portion of the issue came from the other ongoing war my enemy was involved in being able to take the systems and planets I'd occupied, but I wasn't able to take them back, because I wasn't hostile to that empire, but the would-be vassal was. You can have a system entirely occupied by hostiles and because for both of the belligerents not having full control, they will both have that counted against them in terms of war score. If you reach 100% war exhaustion, the enemy can force a Status Quo peace, which will end the war early for you (but you will keep whatever you took that you also have a claim on). ago. If you click on the war progress icon at the bottom then you can set war goals if it is still early on in the war. Relative navy strength and impact of destroying fleets / conquering planets is what I was going for. I'm going to quickly explain why liberation wars are really cool, and why you should try them out. Send the request, then when they deny you should get a casus belli against them that allows you to declare war on them with the war goal of declaring independence. #2. My goal is to survive a 5x crisis at year 2300-2350 Grand Admiral. This is because, rather than the pre-war status quo that you might have thought it refers to, in Stellaris wars it refers to the current status quo of the portion of your war goals that your military has secured. You need to have a total war war goal. On the right side of the war screen is your enemy. A Weapon of Mass. Hello! So I'm running into weird problem in my recent playthrough. The war command in Stellaris is used to simulate a war declaration between two countries involved in the game. Originally posted by Tree Diagram: Start small, you won't win the entire war in a single war (wierd I know but that's paradox for you) so instead make each war a minor victory with small gains consistently over time leading to the win. In case of total war the war ends with whatever each side has at the moment of the status quo. So I just had my first war, and I'm a bit confused. if they use a lot of influence to claim a system and you take it it immediate swaps to them and. Winning a war outright is meant to be difficult unless you have truly overwhelming power. you can increase your opponents exhaustion by killing his dudes, taking territory, and raiding planets. Very simple. Every war I get into ends in a "white peace". #10. Or if their war goal is to vassalize or to push their ideology onto you and they managed to take over even one of your planets, hit "Achieve War Goals" or get those planets and the systems their in or you'll lose them as a new. Stellaris. The dev diary today mentioned that they are considering adding this feature in a future patch. Report. 178 votes, 79 comments. I can never get enough points to achive my war goals. Found it. If status quo, make sure the enemy isn't occupying any system they have claimed either. This command would make the empire with ID 9 declare war on the empire with ID 0 with the war goal 'humiliation'. It make me unabled to achieve the wargoal. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. Sometimes, the best thing to do in EU and perhaps Stellaris, is to set your first war's goals in a way to break up his alliances, or force him to. This would make sense except the peace treaties last ten years. enemy is at 100% war attrition. It is just a measure of how each sides people feels about the war. If you have missed that time you can only negoatiate white peace. In case you're not sure what I mean by "normal" war goals, there are several special war goals that result in what Stellaris calls a "total war". i tried sending "achieve war goals" but they refused and said im losing the war!!! i ocupy all my systems and thiers too. WarMaster GoreHowl Dec 29, 2016 @ 1:32pm. so you fight for keeps on anything. But wait, there's more. However, I’m still missing 55 points in my war goal to vasalize someone. It's an improvement to EUIV's and also more aligned to future warfare than either EUIV, CK2 or the current Stellaris system. See full list on stellaris. If you hold those systems you claimed by the time you sign the peace treaty they are now yours. Essentially, it's a way to end a war or conflict with a particular nation in the game, without having to achieve the. Status Quo and Achieve War goals; if you can ever get that; all result in them keeping their capital. Achieve war goals causes the loser to change their ethics, in theory the middle option would cause a faction to spawn from the conquered worlds. Except for all the war goals where it is, because dum dum dum dum dum. Content is available under Attribution-ShareAlike 3. How do I know when the. It will also have the war goals of each side. Lastly, bombardment is done by your regular battle fleets, not armies, simply place them in orbit over an enemy planet and they will begin. The_Serbinator Apr 19, 2018 @ 4:23am. That's how we lost the Vietnam war, too. If the vassal doesn't like it they should get help from another empire and rebel. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. This casus belli allows a smaller empire to carve. In total war anything you lose, or take will be instantly lost, or taken. 1. No influence gain, or penalty. This becomes even more broken and OP when allies are in the war with you, as it results in allowing you to take sometimes 2x more than just pushing your claims in Achieve War Goals option. As u/Nidrassil pointed out, it is very likely that you have not occupied the colonies in the systems you claimed. The occupation percentage is 0%. Showing 1 - 9 of 9 comments. If you occuppy 90% of the required claims and won 90% of the battles that should be considered a win in my book, and if you lose 1 battle it shouldn't lead to an immediate forced white peace. Status Quo and Achieve War goals; if you can ever get that; all result in them keeping their capital. However, I’m still missing 55 points in my war goal to vasalize someone. Sorted by: 3. They always have at least a few hundred fleet power, and can have alot more if they built defense platforms. The first war, I was stuck at -10 warscore to achieve war goals, at the time I thought this was due me not inflicting damage to the ally of the enemy. Well it has become even more ridiculous. However, you don't need to do achieve war goals for claims. That hasn't worked too well so far considering that I've already eaten two empires for breakfast and indirectly caused the death of another one. Regardless of your war goal, the way to win a war is always the same: have a stronger military than them, and destroy their ships and occupy their systems and planets until they give up and surrender. It's changed with the recent updates and a lot of demands/casus belli now require you to be neighbors among some other requirements. There is actually something to be said for paying attention to the game giving you a red warning flag. In an offensive war, your goal should be to take whatever systems you have a claim on while avoiding getting yourself to 100% war exhaustion. (The only other outlet I have is blocked by a very powerful neighbor. When I hover over the Achieve War Goals acceptance in the war UI it states "Humiliate Wargoal -25". When an AI empire is about to declare war it. Search our database of 60 Stellaris war goal IDs. That hasn't worked too well so far considering that I've already eaten two empires for breakfast and indirectly caused the death of another one. And since you can't have a vassal without planets you didn't get anything out of the war. Usually what you want to do is claim some of their systems go to war and force a status quo. This Stellaris War Tutorial covers the basics of warfare in Stellaris 1. I have bombarded every planet, and captured the capital and the main colonies. Even in Status Quo, you usually get to keep systems you Claim if you fully occupy them (station + all inhabited planets successfully invaded). Total…Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. Which should be easy tasks but being not able to see what the war goals are I am hardly able to help. ZeeGermans27. Hover over the "achieve war goals" button to see what affects it. Depends on the war goal. Achieve War Goals means that your enemy will surrender to you. This is because, rather than the pre-war status quo that you might have thought it refers to, in Stellaris wars it refers to the current status quo of the portion of your war goals that your military has secured. If you are a total war empire with a vassal, your vassal can make claims and will get systems you take and there is nothing you can do about it. it's a total war casus belli. A Weapon of Mass. A Weapon of Mass. Once again, every planet and system is occupied by me. The vassalization war goal was changed in one of the patches so that on status quo any unclaimed occupyed systems will be used to make a new empire that will. I have 95% occupations (can’t reach the other 5%) 100% war exhaustion and a 50 point modifier for a stronger navy. That hasn't worked too well so far considering that I've already eaten two empires for breakfast and indirectly caused the death of another one. 3) Have all other empires, and you in a single federation. It doesn't mean the rest of the Alliance has to give up though; the war goal should simply change. ) They have friends. wpflug13. But you have to conquer the planets as well if there is one in a system you claimed. Examples. Your opponent might have allies who you aren't occupying. In comparison, capturing a planet gives a lot of progress toward victory. Edit; sorry, this wasn't supposed to be a new post on this question but a response to OPs response. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit In the Top 1% of largest communities on RedditIf you war goal is something like subjugation, you'll need 200 points to get them to surrender (-100 base, -100 for subjugation war goal). tempest. Hell, capital planets alone are normally worth 66points at the start of the game. r/Stellaris. The vassalization war goal was changed in one of the patches so that on status quo any unclaimed occupyed systems will be used to make a new empire that will be your vassal. If the war caused you to lose your commercial pact with their ally, you may very well have started a. However, I’m still missing 55 points in my war goal to vasalize someone. How do I know when the. We are now done with the war but we can't peace out. It doesn't look like there will be a casus belli system per se. When one side reaches 100% war exhaust a timer starts, after 2 years a status quo can be forced. The attacker does not get ticking warscore at all, space battles outweigh planetary occupations (sucks if you can only get one spacebattle out of your enemy), the capitol is just another. A Weapon of Mass. Posted October 08, 2018. OK. Decleared war on an empire to make them my tributary. I had the enemy at 100% in the war, I pressed sue for peace, and it said click how we should achieve war goals. Which makes no sense. Name. "Achive war goal" is really only. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. I have 95% occupations (can’t reach the other 5%) 100% war exhaustion and a 50 point modifier for a stronger navy. #2. The first is to go find their buddies and show them who is boss. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. Due to war exhaustion you really don’t have much time to get going if they are a near peer enemy. Etch your name across the cosmos by forging a galactic empire; colonizing remote planets and integrating alien civilizations. We will continue it until we achieve all its goals,” Mr. wg_allegiance:11. After invading every planet and capturing all their systems the war ends with status quo. I was playing a Payback empire the other day, Fanatic Militarist/Distinguished Admiralty etc etc, I finally got into a big war with MSI and despite massively outperforming them (I think 7 years into the war I had lost a total of 3 ships and I occupied multiple of their planets while having lost. How to "Achieve War Goals" (or, at least, functionally do the same)? : r/Stellaris • by LeftRat Shared Burdens How to "Achieve War Goals" (or, at least, functionally do the. Status quo won't do a thing for those. Which you can only view, as far as I know, by going into the system and manually checking the claims part. #10. Goal of the war is to impose values. It was around year 2300, so mid-game, and it was a humiliation war. This is accomplished in a variety of ways but is often affected by War Fatigue. But I cannot press the claims as "Achieve war goals" button has negative rating due to "demanding unoccupied planets" and "demanding unoccupied systems". Building warscore is tricky, you can only so. Use the "Table View" and "Card. Full war exhaustion makes AI empires ready to take up white peace. You have one year to set wargoals, if you don't then when the war is over you get nothing. If you make this offer then the enemy will always accept it. Stellaris War Goal IDs. They have one allie. But I did notice non-military stations give war score, as you wrote, and it seems like a good way to get those last few points. ago. so I have achieved all my war goals the enemy have nothing, all systems occupied by me war exhaustion is 20% 40% and rising like 1% per year nothing else happens, at this rate it will take another 60 years before this AI "morons" finaly surrender so wtf is going on there? any way to make them give up? btw achieve war goals is -198 and status quo at +87. Fast forward the federation has been at 100% war exhaustion for a long time (it's currently 2480 and the war started in 2436). and proceed to start claiming all claimed systems planets. As the war goes on, as battles are lost and won, Empires will experience a level of exhaustion depending on how. Must have fat fingered it. Occupy those systems completely. A Weapon of Mass. War is almost inevitable in Stellaris . enemy is at 100% war attrition. it is meant to when you declare a Status Quo victory in liberation wars; and in Stellaris, "status quo" consistently means the status quo as of the moment of the peace agreement, not the pre-war. Glad that you have found the solution to your problem though. enemy is at 100% war attrition. I have 95% occupations (can’t reach the other 5%) 100% war exhaustion and a 50 point modifier for a stronger navy. Now I'm trying to finally push the last of the nazi bigots out of my area with the help of my federation but they're currently. A mouse over of the "Achieve War Goals" button would be very helpful in a situation like this. You'll probably need around 1000 fleet power to start taking them out. (during the war, no need to spend influence). That's because you're trying to get them to surrender. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. War is almost inevitable in Stellaris . How can I stall for time during a war, to maximize my chances of claiming enemy systems before the war fatigue clock runs out? Does continuing to insult them make them less or more likely to capitulate automatically? I thought for sure there was an edict or ascension perk that would affect this, but I can't find it. 4. I though having a colossus and cracking a few planets would help, however, that just increases the war exhaustion. Prefacing by saying that I've been tryna play as a peaceful, xenophilic species of gay frogs. You can still submit if demanded by the Khan. Or either of you having a colossus. If you're fighting a Claims war you'll want to focus on places you've claimed. YET I am 23 points from my goal. I have 95% occupations (can’t reach the other 5%) 100% war exhaustion and a 50 point modifier for a stronger navy. Just wondering if I should list every option such as vassalize,. The first mentioned country declares war on the second and sets a specific wargoal, which represents the objective they hope to achieve with the war. r/Stellaris. • 10 mo. I'd love to see that chance based on the magnitude of the act (eating 4 pops vs eating 80 in a given period) and the target (eat 4 primitives in. but I have over a dozen planets in that. Defeating enemy ships will give a small amount of progress toward victory, but it will take forever to win even a minor concession if that is all you do. Pax Galactica is a resolution that prohibits any war goal except Trials of Advancement. You have 12 months in game to set your war goals in a defensive war before you can no longer set them. Land warfare. The net Acceptance is -78. I'm currently in a war of Vassalization vs an empire. That’s one of the best parts of stellaris; if you wanna play a way other people don’t, fuck em, do what you want. You will now be able to declare war on empires with opposing ethics to force them to adopt your own. I used the conquer casus belli. 1 Answer. #11. Not only that, but I've taken out my opponent's fleets,.