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Alliances
L.J. Lim edited this page Jun 16, 2022
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This page explains how alliances work in Nexerelin.
- Player joins/forms an alliance or invites other factions to it using the "special options" menu when docked at a market.
- Player must not have a commission (otherwise the commissioning faction handles all alliance matters).
- When a member of an alliance starts a war with or makes peace with another faction, the alliance members vote on whether to do the same. If the player is an alliance member, a popup dialog will ask player for their vote.
- Purchases can be made from the military market of a faction allied with the player, or with the player's commissioning faction.
- The player cannot hold a commission and have their personal faction be in an alliance at the same time.
- Each alliance has an alignment: Corporate, Technocratic, Militarist, Diplomatic or Ideological.
- Each faction can have one or more alignments (values can be negative).
- To form a new alliance, both candidate members must be at least friendly and have at least one of their alignments sum up to >=1 point.
- To join an existing alliance, candidate must average at least Welcoming with all current members, not be hostile to any of them, and candidate's value for the alliance’s alignment must be >=0.
- Alignment effects can be disabled in
exerelin_config.json. - To remain in an alliance, a member must average at least Welcoming with all other members, and not hostile to any of them.
- Every ~30 days, for an NPC faction not in an alliance:
- First check if can form alliance with any other faction.
- If can, and we pass the RNG check, form alliance.
- Else, check every existing alliance and see if can join (also has RNG check).
- Pirates cannot join alliances on their own, but can be invited by the player.
- Corporate: Consortium, Conglomerate, Industries, Guild, Trade Union, Armaments
- Technocratic: Research, Academy, Institute, Engineering, Laboratories, Technologies, Dynamics
- Militarist: Pact, Alliance, Empire, Axis, Dominion
- Diplomatic: League, Federation, Confederacy, Coalition, Cooperative, Union
- Ideological: Brotherhood, Clan, Fellowship, Sodality, Order
- Common: Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western, Stellar, Interstellar, Darkstar, Solar, Nebula, Outland, Unified, United, Superior, Integrated
- Corporate/Technocratic: Advanced, Consolidated, Future, Femtotech, General
- Militarist: Dragon, Fury, Guardian, Thunder, Titan
- Diplomatic: Freedom, Phoenix
- Ideological: Dragon, Phoenix, Eternal, Free, Renaissance
Names of star systems in which the founding members have a market are added to prefix list.
Starting version 0.9.7, the vanilla factions also have a chance to use a pre-defined name based on the two specific founding members. This does not apply with random faction relations.