Back in the "old days" we bought laws with influence but nowadays law costing influence per turn(1 for every citizen) is a bit troublesome late game and laws witch are ESSENTIAL to building an EMPIRE become forgotten in late game and you won't use them.

Specially with the GALACTIC STATECRAFT update, now that you want to use influence to acctualy engage in diplomcatic relation( witch we did not use because the diplomacy was messed up),

you want to have a lot of influence in hand and guess what with laws you can't.

Tell me how you deal with this issue or do you have this problem too???

If you are one of the OLD People( who played in Early Access with the prievious law mechanic) tell me witch one do you prefer.

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I did not play early access, but I feel law upkeep is mostly in a good place currently -- I can usually just about keep the best laws up if I focus on influence sufficiently (university for early, then museums, microwave pipes for late), just the way it should be IMO.

The only thing I currently lament is that cravers seem to be geared towards using the "them or us" law, while (for me) rarely having enough influence to actually use it. The happy, well-developed systems you need to effectively use museums are just completely counter to their style, and pipes for me are often at a point where a craver game is effectively over. That could better be fixed through an altered quest reward in their campaign though. 

Possibly the national museum could be changed to give +2 influence per pop regardless of happiness, since the (almost) exclusive source of influence for a long time being coupled to high happiness seems to hit some races/playstyles disproportionately hard.

I dont think it's possible to have a good late economy without laws. They are more important than diplomatic pressure. Anyway, you can mange to have enough influence for the diplomacy and the laws, with any factions. I harder for some ,easier for others, but still, every one of htme can acheive that.

Before you got lots of inf and laws were some binus easy to get.

After update you have to think about, cause you won't have inf for laws and diplomacy until mid game. So for me good choice.

Actually I'm not having this infinite inf pool without any use until end game, moment the game is yet decided

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