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HOWEVER, if there's enough demand to simply have the small tweaks to NAPs and One-Way Guarantees, I may consider maintaining it. Regardless, federation focus policies will be removed after 2.6 due to redundancy.
UPDATE:
-The planetary feature holding the modifiers is now removed because it's obsolete.
-Every Non-Aggression Pact now give +1 unity and +2.5% unity. Association Status is counted as a NAP.
-Every One-Way Guarantees chnged to give +2 alloys and -2.5% ship upkeep. This one may be subject to change depending on how good it is in practice.
Notes:
-Wait 2 monthly ticks for the new resource gains.
-All neighboring empires give double the value. So a NAP with a neighbor gives +2 unity and +5% unity.
-The max value you can gain from diplomatic restrictions is 10 times the value. So the max you can get from One-Way Guarantees is +30 alloys and -25% ship upkeep.
-Version numbering is now 2.5.*. Still compatible with 2.3.3 and later.
-Added more federation policies based on what federation focus policy you use. For example, if you pick the Unification and Stability focus, you'll get federation policies involving ideals, media, and political affairs.
Currently thinking about implement a system similar to the announced diplomacy patch where you can level up your federation. Unsure about specifics though and I'm about to sleep as well as of this post. Also, if you think certain federation policies are imbalanced, please tell me which ones you guys think are OP and which ones suck.
@ajacksonian: I'm not sure if flat unity is worth giving up influence early on. And flat values for most things (unity included, influence excluded) generally get worse over time.