[Suggestion] "No slavery" setting for single species

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Peacegetter

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Hi,

Something that really bothered me during some games is that with empires that have slavery enabled it's not possible to change the setting for a single species. So your superior, psionic, intelligent and extra unity producing main species will always also be working in lower slavery (worker) jobs where other specialized species of your empire would be much more efficent that have extra energy/mineral gain.

With the additional option to set any single species free of slavery further optimizations could be made in one's empire without much effort, which is why I suggest adding this option.
 

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Can't you already do this? You can set a species as resident. I was able to do this as Authoritarian and Xenophobe.
No, or if you can I'm not sure how - my main species, the Pingi, are decadent and weak and I wanted them to be the ruling class, but the best I can do is set them to domestic servitude, instead of exempting the Pingi from slavery and having other species as slaves.
 

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The only way, you can enslave your own species, is if you have taken the slaver guilds civic. If you don't want to enslave your own people ditch that civic.
As Authoritarian or Xenophobe you can still enslave aliens.
 

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The only way, you can enslave your own species, is if you have taken the slaver guilds civic. If you don't want to enslave your own people ditch that civic.
As Authoritarian or Xenophobe you can still enslave aliens.
Although it's worth mentioning that the whole of that species will be enslaved or not enslaved in that case. If you want part of a species to be enslaved you'd probably need to slightly genemod them to count as something else.