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Sergeant Flutter

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I'm a bit new, so please help.

I built a frontier post in a system outside of my borders, I then built mining stations in that system.
If I disband the outpost, will I lose my mining stations + the other systems that the post expanded my territory into?

I'm having trouble finding info on this on the wiki.
 

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The stations wont be destroyed but you will lose ownership and they will become neutral. If anyone gets hold of that system in any means they will inherit your stations.

The sorrounding area is obviously lost since you have no means to project your influence over it.

Frontier stations are there to quickly grab rich systems that dont have a worthy planet in them or around them and because of that you do not wish to colonize in the area but you still need them to give an early game advantage. Once you have enough research you might be able to colonize a planet you couldnt before or just push your borders over the system with +100% border range from upgrades (sometimes your population growth alone does the trick). At that point you can disband the station and build a new one yet again outside of your territory or use the influence for edicts.

I personally only ever use them to uplift species for the 0.5 influence per month then disband it immediately.
 

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The stations wont be destroyed but you will lose ownership and they will become neutral. If anyone gets hold of that system in any means they will inherit your stations.

The sorrounding area is obviously lost since you have no means to project your influence over it.

Frontier stations are there to quickly grab rich systems that dont have a worthy planet in them or around them and because of that you do not wish to colonize in the area but you still need them to give an early game advantage. Once you have enough research you might be able to colonize a planet you couldnt before or just push your borders over the system with +100% border range from upgrades (sometimes your population growth alone does the trick). At that point you can disband the station and build a new one yet again outside of your territory or use the influence for edicts.

I personally only ever use them to uplift species for the 0.5 influence per month then disband it immediately.

Rats... I need more energy credits- I suppose I'll have to upgrade my current cities.