The AI collects a "stack of doom" trying to break through at one point of your empire. However: I don't think that this is a good attacksystem. In my opinion that is evidence that there IS a mechanic already but the devs did not put it into the game. The "I destroy you" fleets are waiting 2 systems behind the scout vessels. What I have watched is a "peek" process as the AI is sending small vessels to you. The features is just deactivated. I hope that they are further in the game as it seems to be or the release date will not be very realistic in my opinion. There are more exciting examples of how diplomacy between real players can work out in such games (for examples see here and here ).Think that is a good example: I am sure the AI is capable of doing an attack at the moment. For example, a weaker player may be able to convince more than one contesters that they can help them win the game, only to benefit from their indirect support and become themselves contesters for the top spot later in the game. Even with such a simple screen, the diplomacy runs quite deep thanks to game features designed to support it. The diplomacy screen is a simple chat window, where a player can talk to one or more of the participants in the game. Players make short lived alliances in their effort to become more powerful (but not too powerful early in the game so that everyone will come after them). Players are expected to cooperate in groups to proceed- people who ignore diplomacy completely will likely end up getting attacked by all sides, and that’s impossible to defend against. The goal of the game is to capture more stars than other players. The universe is persistent during the 10 days or so that each game session lasts. It offers gameplay loosely inspired by Master of Orion, where each of the human players can produce, research, explore and expand into the star system. Neptune's Pride is one such game that offers direct, unrestricted diplomacy between human players.
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