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Just finished my first LeGuin game as United Nations of earth and started up a game as the Earth Custodians. Took me a while to remember that I can do resettlement now. At first, I was pleasantly surprised that this does not appear to cost anything. What worries me though, do I really have to do this manually or is there some way to have my POPs automatically transfer to where they are needed? The Machine Civilization apparently cannot let their POPs migrate freely, but I remember the end of my UN game and shudder at the prospect of having to manually shove the robots around, the interface for it is very fine, no doubt, but with more planets, I foresee some major annoyance.
 

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Nope, you have to do it manually. Under normal circumstances, having too many POPs on one world will increase it's emigration (and lower growth) and boost pop growth on other worlds/colonies.

Not sure about Machine Empires though, haven't played one in ages.
 

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Nope, you have to do it manually. Under normal circumstances, having too many POPs on one world will increase it's emigration (and lower growth) and boost pop growth on other worlds/colonies.

Not sure about Machine Empires though, haven't played one in ages.
Not emigration for machines..
 

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Just finished my first LeGuin game as United Nations of earth and started up a game as the Earth Custodians. Took me a while to remember that I can do resettlement now. At first, I was pleasantly surprised that this does not appear to cost anything. What worries me though, do I really have to do this manually or is there some way to have my POPs automatically transfer to where they are needed? The Machine Civilization apparently cannot let their POPs migrate freely, but I remember the end of my UN game and shudder at the prospect of having to manually shove the robots around, the interface for it is very fine, no doubt, but with more planets, I foresee some major annoyance.
Doesn't cost anything? I'm pretty sure it costs 100 energy.

But no, there is no automatic transfer apart from letting the planet become overcrowded/unemployed and let the emigration mechanic kick in. I've never relied solely on emigration for population transfer, but I suspect it might not be all that bad. Especially when your empire is large enough and it would take too many brain cycles to consider manually moving everyone.