This command prints all factions and information on them.
The factions.showallfactions command in Stellaris is useful for strategic planning and understanding the political landscape of your game. When executed, it prints all the faction details in your console.
This command brings up a list that details all the available factions in the game regardless of whether you have encountered them or not. The information shown includes the faction ID, the name, the status, the type of government, and various other vital details about them.
This provides a thorough understanding of what you may potentially be up against in terms of politics, military, and economics.
For example, knowing the government type can help you anticipate certain kinds of behavior, as some types of government may be more prone to aggression or diplomacy.
This command in Stellaris when executed, displays all the factions in your game along with their related information.
This might include data such as their name, their leader, their demands or issues, and general statistics about them.
The factions.showallfactions command in Stellaris is useful for strategic planning and understanding the political landscape of your game. When executed, it prints all the faction details in your console.
This command brings up a list that details all the available factions in the game regardless of whether you have encountered them or not. The information shown includes the faction ID, the name, the status, the type of government, and various other vital details about them.
This provides a thorough understanding of what you may potentially be up against in terms of politics, military, and economics.
For example, knowing the government type can help you anticipate certain kinds of behavior, as some types of government may be more prone to aggression or diplomacy.
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 .