reverse_diplo Console Command
Documentation and examples for the reverse_diplo command in Stellaris.
reverse_diplo
This command sends a diplomatic command from the specified empire ID to the palyer.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Diplomatic Action IDrequired | The ID of the diplomatic action you wish to execute. |
Empire IDNumberrequired | The ID of the empire you wish to receive the specified diplomatic action from. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste reverse_diplo command. Fields with a dropdown let you pick a valid ID.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use reverse_diplo.
This command causes the target with ID 11 to ask the player to leave the Federation.
This command causes the target with ID 36 to diplomatically demand the player to open its borders.
In-depth description
The reverse_diplo is a console command in Stellaris that has a unique feature. Traditionally, diplomatic commands are usually initiated by the player towards a target. However, this command has the ability to reverse that action.
When reverse_diplo is used, it enables a diplomatic order from a target empire to the player, instead of vice versa. It essentially swaps the roles and allows the AI-controlled empire to issue a diplomatic command to the player's empire.
Here's where this can be helpful: There may be scenarios in the game where you want to test different outcomes, or you're trying to manipulate the AI into a certain course of action.
The reverse_diplo command can allow you to do so by forcing the AI to initiate a particular diplomatic command. Thus, you will be in a position to explore more options and layers within the game.