Sector ignores slavery policy

[gamer42]

My empire has the ethics "Collectivist" but I set the "Slavery" policy to "Prohibited". The sector management also forbids slavery. But in that very moment my droids are upgraded to synthetics, all sectors "decided" to ignore that policy and they started to enslave all my synthetics. After that some factions came and they demand to free all slaves. I couldn't even do that because the "Manage faction" button was disabled.

EDIT: I forgot to mention something important. The policy "Artificial Intelligence" is set to "Citizen Rights". That means: "Robots can not be enslaved or disassembled" [1]

Please verify and fix.

 

[Zoinker]

Slavery policies only applies to organics. Synths have a separate policy.

 

[gamer42]

Edited, see above.

 

[Mackus]

If you don't want synths enslaved, change AI Servitude policy to Synthetic Citizen Rights.
AI servitude gives synths -25% happiness, which means they're useless unless enslaved.
They should be either free, or slaves. Middle ground of keeping AI servitude but not enslaving them is worst of both worlds.
If faction is bothering you, just spend influence to suppress it.

 

[Mackus]

EDIT: I forgot to mention something important. The policy "Artificial Intelligence" is set to "Citizen Rights". That means: "Robots can not be enslaved or disassembled"

Ah, yes.
Sectors do that, being weird with policies I mean.
Another odd thing they do, is that if you allow sector purging, they'll purge subspecies of your primary species, even if you allow only purging of xenos.
You cannot purge your subspecies unless you allow purging your primary species, but sectors ignore that and purge anyway.

I guess you can try to free all synths, and then disable slavery in sector settings.

 

[gamer42]

You cannot purge your subspecies unless you allow purging your primary species, but sectors ignore that and purge anyway.

Sounds like an issue that shoud be fixed...

I guess you can try to free all synths, and then disable slavery in sector settings.

How can I do that? Because the affected planets are controlled by sectors I can do s*** about it.

 

[Fourthspartan56]

Sounds like an issue that shoud be fixed...

Since purging is being changed completely in 1.5 (it's species based not individual pops) this issue isn't something that needs to be fixed.

 

[gamer42]

Since purging is being changed completely in 1.5 (it's species based not individual pops) this issue isn't something that needs to be fixed.

Of course. Instead in 1.5 there will be some other issues that need to bee fixed, can't wait

But, btw: I didn't talk about purging. I talked about slavery.

 

[praftd]

Of course. Instead in 1.5 there will be some other issues that need to bee fixed, can't wait

But, btw: I didn't talk about purging. I talked about slavery.

Well, slavery will be an empire-wide control I. 1.5. So sectors won't be able to touch it.

 

[Mackus]

How can I do that? Because the affected planets are controlled by sectors I can do s*** about it.

Well, there's painful way and procrastinating way. Neither is very good.
Painful way is to remove planets from sector (and waste influence), free synths, add planets back to sector, disable sector slavery.
Procrastinating way, is to disable sector slavery without freeing synths. Let emancipation faction grow in strength, and eventually you'll get Interstellar Railroad events that'll slowly remove enslaved synths one by one.

 

[Fourthspartan56]

Of course. Instead in 1.5 there will be some other issues that need to bee fixed, can't wait

But, btw: I didn't talk about purging. I talked about slavery.

It applies just as much to slavery, sectors won't be involved in that either in 1.5.