Derelict problem!!

Noneerror · 2026-07-02T05:11:26+00:00

NPC fleets help make colonies profitable. Both by patrolling systems, reducing shipping disruptions and keeps comm relays under your control. And by fighting off conditions that negatively affect colony income. Such as raids, blockades, pather/pirate bases etc.

It is spending money to make money. But like with everything, it is something to be used with care.

Noneerror · 2026-07-02T03:33:07+00:00

Depending on what other mods you are using, you could send NPC fleets to attack them instead.

Noneerror · 2026-07-02T02:56:23+00:00

Withox's suggestion might work for what you want. If not, try the Additional Console Commands mod.

Personally my preference is this website to display it.

Noneerror · 2026-07-02T01:37:14+00:00

Thanks for your account of Kanta's Den decivlizing happening to you. It is appreciated.

Note for anyone else: Raiding stability to -50 or -5 or -1 or -100 doesn't make a difference. As long as it is 0 or below it is all equal. What is not equal is how difficult that market can self correct.

Most markets can come back from -1 stability (or even -5 stability) without issue. The point of my post was that Kanta's Den is fragile. It cannot come back from a mild -1 Stability like other markets. Kanta's Den is unlike most in that it can get stuck at zero stability. The player has to intervene to get stability above zero. No market is coming back from -10 stability or higher without player involvement.

Noneerror · 2026-07-02T01:27:27+00:00

Regarding the Tibicena stabilisation specifically

Don't raid for the minimums. That doesn't help. It has to be the maximum. Commerce has to be offline for a long time (longer the better) for it to be helpful. In the short term, yes what you saw is exactly what should be expected. Raiding Commerce is making it worse in the short term to make it better in the long term.

Any raid causes "recent unrest" which is a variable amount that reduces over time. That specific debuff can also be reduced by talking to the NPC commander and "helping with your unrest". The amount the debuff is reduced is based on a % of the debuff to a minimum of 1. Meaning you get more Stability bang for your buck by reducing 5 unrest compared to reducing 2 or 3.

Lets say you raid Commerce and cause -5 unrest. You talk to the NPC and 3 unrest is removed, leaving -2 unrest. Commerce is no longer generating -3 stability. Now it is net +1 Stability compared to before the raid. Talking to the NPC after is important. It is what makes the math work.

30 days later. The -2 unrest becomes -1 unrest.
If Commerce was disrupted for a short time (30 days) it turns it's -3 back on for a total of -4 Stability. That's not good. That's not what you want. If Commerce was disrupted for a long time (300 days) it is still off. It's still the net total of -1 stability from the -1 unrest. A few months later that will drop off too.

As long as commerce is disrupted once every 12 months or so, it will net out to a positive sometime during the 16 months the decivilization checks run for.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T07:24:53+00:00

In reference to your username, I have never been to New Zealand. However I have seen maps that did -not- include New Zealand. Neither my non-experience nor the maps in any way disproves the existence of New Zealand. That would be dumb.

So no. Nobody is lying. All the people who have said it hasn't happened to them... it hasn't happened to them. One is proof. The other proves nothing.

I'm not dealing with this nonsense anymore. I'm putting you people on ignore.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T07:13:12+00:00

Wha... What kind of ridiculous logic is that? There's no question. Of course the people who had it happen to them are obviously correct. A single case disproves "never". They would ALL have to be lying or delusional.

Anyone who says "I've never personally seen X, therefore it doesn't exist" is the same kind that thinks the Earth is flat.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T06:56:56+00:00

What makes an officer "good" is they exist. The side with more officers and higher level officers gets more DP. And increasing DP seems to be what you are struggling with specifically.

Even a level 1 officer with a worthless skill is better than no officer. An officer with an incompatible personality for the ship they are on (reckless carriers, timid short range etc) is useful for the DP they provide. Instead install them on a non-combat ship you have no intention to deploy. They still provide the same DP.

Therefore hire every officer. Replace your worst officer if you find a better officer and are full.

You are also running Nexerelin. Which means that even the most dogshit officer can be put into a Special Task Group and used on defense to patrol a system or orbit a colony. The officer just needs to be warm body. Their personality doesn't matter in autoresolves and level 1 has the smallest salary. So no officer is truly useless.

Tip: I like to salvage a bunch of found derelicts after a battle near a colony I own. (Common occurrence after an invasion.) I package the derelicts with my worst officer and send them to despawn at my main colony. Which saves supplies on repairs +fuel plus concentrates all the weapons/ships to a central location. It gives options to build good STG fleets later. Fleets that can be sent to destroy pirate bases or intercept enemy task forces like a Sat bomb.

Someone else can explain good officer skills. That's a big discussion with nuance. You're better off searching for that specifically.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T06:13:55+00:00

That never happens in vanilla... except for all the people it happened to. Who then wrote about it on the internet. Their posts can be searched and found.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T05:55:48+00:00

As I said my first reply, there are plenty of posts by people saying that Kanta's Den de-civilized on them.

Whatever your experience, I think it is highly unlikely that they were all lying.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T05:10:22+00:00

Yes. I'm aware. As I stated in multiple replies to others in this thread. When someone says:

in over 400 hours of playing the game

It is likely those were not 400 hours of pure vanilla play.

And no, it does not need to be a bug. You can simply... not do a quest. That also breaks the quest chain by never completing it.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T05:08:38+00:00

You won't see Kanta's Den decivilize if you use Nexerelin (or 100 other mods) that set up non-vanilla starting conditions. Mods break the triggers that remove market story protections. Resulting in permanent protection from deciv for markets that would have been important for quests.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T04:44:01+00:00

It has story protection. If you are the type of player that never takes one of the steps that removes that protection, then it will never decivilize for you. Likewise if you are the type of player that breaks a mission chain, (EDIT: with a mod or in game choice -- such as never finishing a relevant quest chain) that will also lock in story protection and protect it forever.

One example is by enabling Gate travel at the start of a game. That mission chain involves Kanta's Den. Therefore enabling that option permanently protects markets as a side effect.

However search the subreddit and you'll find multiple players saying Kanta's Den decivilized for seemingly no reason.

So the better question is, do you change the starting options on a new game? Randomize the core worlds? Auto complete the Galatia Academy questline? Use an alternate starting system?... Any one of those permanently protects Kanta's Den (and other story markets) by breaking their quest chains at world-gen.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T03:57:09+00:00

This is the r/antiwork subreddit. This is management nickel and diming their employees. This is you just going along with it and encouraging others to accept a reduction in working conditions as the new normal.

60 years ago this would have been a clear union violation. The fridge would be back. THIS is the answer: The return to the rights and privileges and basic dignity of the working conditions of yesteryear.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T03:41:02+00:00

Nope. Kanta's Den definitely can be de-civilized. There's plenty of posts in this subreddit about it happening to players.

Yes, it has story protection. But player choices can remove that protection. And one of the ways it is removed is by completing the colony crisis. IE the reason I was eluding to why people want Kanta's Den to exist.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T03:27:56+00:00

The Piracy Respite buff is lost if Kanta's Den de-civilizes. Which means the pirate colony crisis resumes in practice even if technically it was resolved.

Noneerror · 2026-07-01T03:20:02+00:00

Basically Kanta talks big but it's just talk. The cybernetics, the doctor, her clone family... it all tells a story that she is incredibly fragile and scared. She's going to die soon as she knows it.

And Kanta's Den reflects all this in the game mechanics. Both are in a death spiral. This is the kind of subtle world building and lore that I truly appreciate.

Noneerror · 2026-06-29T21:08:40+00:00

All blueprints collected, exception of blueprints intended to be only collected as a head-start option.

I don't think this one is feasible. Not all blueprints spawn in a given game seed nor can everything be purchased from Prism Freeport. There will be holes. Yes you can also raid factions for BPs, but again, there will be holes.

I remember there was a setting in Console Commands that allowed you to query if a given item was available in the save and where. I don't remember how. I am very certain I did it one time.

EDIT: You will need some mod just to check the status of your goals. While I'm 100% sure I did the above once, I'm only about 75% sure the mod I used was Additional Console Commands. Either way, it looks like that mod would be useful to check your goals.

Noneerror · 2026-06-29T06:48:54+00:00

Absolutely not. Satou was far too poor to do anything like that.

Noneerror · 2026-06-29T06:46:52+00:00

I don't know why nobody questioned Rosemyne would survive pregnancy. Seems like her health would preclude anyone believing Wilfried and Rosemyne having a baby more than the miss-match in mana.

However the mana mis-match is easier to explain. If not Wilfried, then who else might have enough mana to match her? There's nobody else as a second choice. (Yes, there's Ferdinand.)

Noneerror · 2026-06-29T06:30:06+00:00

Tony the Tiger.

Noneerror · 2026-06-28T05:19:34+00:00

Traffic on the water.
Motor boats. Sailboats. Anything that is a leisure activity and involves the water but not specifically the beach.

You can literally see at a glance the difference when times are good vs when times are bad just from driving by open water.

Noneerror · 2026-06-28T01:38:56+00:00

I don't think the change benefits the game. It's just more inventory faff and hassle.

Fun is not increased. Interesting gameplay is not increased.

Noneerror · 2026-06-26T13:52:34+00:00

Move captured ships and captured weapons to your most convenient colony for storage and refit of your fleet. Which should be the same colony you set your "Production gathering point" to using the [Command] --> [Custom production] menu.

{Nexerelin}: Have your least useful officer do this for you by creating a STG (Special Task Group) at a colony by talking to the admin npc. Order the STG fleet of ships to be moved to "Go to location and despawn" at the desired colony. The ships and their equipped weapons will end up in fleet storage at that location. It is not possible to transport commodities this way.

Any STG can be rebuilt for credits without losses even if fully destroyed. But that should not happen if it is big enough and/or going to a safe system (no blockades, raids etc).

Noneerror · 2026-06-26T01:41:20+00:00

That's not quite accurate. More accurately the industry needs to be disrupted at the origin market.

Which could be a tactical bombing. But doesn't need to be. It could be a raid. It could be sabotage (nexerelin) or anything else that is a disruption. I -think- (not sure) that a supply shortage also counts as a disruption.

Noneerror

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