11-09-2003 13:01									#1
	Wartime rioting? Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations

does an active war cause unrest? it seems as if my empire (numbering probably around 100+ worlds) is slowly crumbling around me. first it starts on the fringes. my worlds start rioting, buildings get torn down, eventually even a full scale revolt. but this is easily put down by just dispatching a nearby troop ship. then it slowly moves in. a few turns ago i had a system almost adjacent to my home system begin to riot!

how do i deal with this? i've tried lowering system tax rate, planetary tax rate, etc ...

should i have just set aside some DEA's for recreation from the start , or what? because by the time they start rioting, its too late.

	11-09-2003 14:48									#2
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I've always made a point of building Gov, Mil, and Rec DEAs (in that order) wherever possible. Check to see what is causing the unrest and act on that. Perhaps a big tax and oppresso-meter reduction until the DEAs are built will help. Ships and troops may help in the short term as well but may not be practical given the size of your empire. Also, keep some Social counterspies handy. Good luck!

	11-09-2003 18:38									#3
	Got spare money?

lower system and empire taxes to 5% during war(build up a lot of cash before hand), and yea, govt and rec deas are great.

	11-09-2003 18:58									#4
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I've never needed to go that far, but a 5% reduction in overall tax rate during a long war is often a good way to keep the population content.

	11-09-2003 21:28									#5
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization III: Complete

Also, land troops on planets that go into unrest. While troops do not deal with the unrest itself, they can help reduce the actual unrest state that results from it.

Also, it's important to try to keep planets from going into revolt; if they do, it drives up unrest a little everywhere else in the empire, and can become a vicious cycle.

	12-09-2003 09:03									#6
	Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

As far as taxes go I usually keep empire at 5% and system at 1%. Planetary taxes however I vary from 15-30% depending on O-meter changes, spying, and local unrest or budgetary requirements. Never had a problem like above. (Of course, that greatly adds to micromanagement with all of the frequent minor tweaking)

	14-09-2003 22:58									#7
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I have hight Empire taxes from the beginning alone with hight system taxes as hight as I they can bear it an planetary tax starting at 15 % which the viceroyal raise on his own untril I lower it when unrest hit that planet.

	15-09-2003 06:59									#8
	Avatar Enlargement: We've got the solution

I do it my way because it gives me greater flexibility at the planetary level where its needed. I'd only do it your way if we could give grants to planets instead of just from planets.