Just wondering if this is working as intended? I build a frontier outpost, then I put it in a sector. Shouldn't the sector now be the one paying the influence? I am still being charged influence for the outpost.
Frontier outpost in a sector still costing me influence?
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Sectors don't generate influence, so they would have none to pay with. Like research, influence is only an empire-level resource.
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yes, but even frontier outpost inside your territory still spread your border range, it just more spread out, although it rarely worth it to keep up, unless you're on edge of getting an other colonizable planet in your territory and removing it might cause you to lose access to a system that you could build an other outpost in to get it.
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If only it was clear where your borders were going to be when you add or remove an outpost.
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unfortunatly the only way is to save, delete,look and than re-load if necessary....
It used to work like that - you could build an outpost, sectorize it, and then you didn't have to pay influence upkeep for it. It was considered a bug and was fixed.
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This. Why would you ever pay influence for frontier outposts if you could simply put them in a sector?