This command ends the current senate session and will pass or fail the resolution that is currently voted.
The end_senate_session command in Stellaris is designed to instantly end the current session of the Galactic Senate in the game.
Stellaris has a complex political system, featuring a Galactic Senate where different empires can vote on resolutions. This command allows you to swiftly complete the current voting process.
Upon use, two things may happen:
Pass the Current Resolution: If the majority members of the senate are in favor of the resolution, the end_senate_session command passes the resolution instantly. This means that the resolution is accepted and its effects are integrated into the game world.
Fail the Current Resolution: If there isn't enough support for the resolution in the Galactic Senate, using this command will cause the resolution fail. This means the motion is rejected and no changes will occur.
The command can be helpful when you have a clear understanding of the outcome of the vote, and you don't want to wait for the voting process to play out organically.
For example, if you have rallied sufficient support for a resolution and you want to enact it immediately, you can use this command to pass the resolution and apply its effects to the world without further delay.
Be careful when using it though, as it might also cause a resolution you oppose to pass if there are enough votes against your wish.
The end_senate_session command in Stellaris is used to immediately conclude the current voting session in the Galactic Senate, an in-game representative body.
Upon the execution of this command, the resolution that is currently being voted on will either pass or fail, based on the majority of votes at the time the command is inputted.
The end_senate_session command in Stellaris is designed to instantly end the current session of the Galactic Senate in the game.
Stellaris has a complex political system, featuring a Galactic Senate where different empires can vote on resolutions. This command allows you to swiftly complete the current voting process.
Upon use, two things may happen:
Pass the Current Resolution: If the majority members of the senate are in favor of the resolution, the end_senate_session command passes the resolution instantly. This means that the resolution is accepted and its effects are integrated into the game world.
Fail the Current Resolution: If there isn't enough support for the resolution in the Galactic Senate, using this command will cause the resolution fail. This means the motion is rejected and no changes will occur.
The command can be helpful when you have a clear understanding of the outcome of the vote, and you don't want to wait for the voting process to play out organically.
For example, if you have rallied sufficient support for a resolution and you want to enact it immediately, you can use this command to pass the resolution and apply its effects to the world without further delay.
Be careful when using it though, as it might also cause a resolution you oppose to pass if there are enough votes against your wish.
In Stellaris, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .