Loaded up a save from 2400s that I stopped playing because of the slow passage of time. The days tick at least 5x faster now. Thanks for the quick updates and fixes.
[Dev Team] stellaris_test beta branch updated with a ton of new fixes [checksum 555a]
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What fix? (I've played Driven but I haven't seen anything that's particular to them)
this is not even a bug, its wanted . and considering pops are an abstract concept, if they are not "limited" by law-habitability ; why it should be "insane"
Yeah it seemed like a nice mechanic. All that was really needed was to still have scavenger drones count as unemployed for the purposes the outliner icon. So you immediately see planets with scavenger jobs and can do something else with themNow I'm sad, I liked that unique flavor
On the other hand hive minds already have other advantages, so maybe they don't need more
not releasing bugfixes and instead making the entire workforce sit and wait for performance to be fixed will not accelerate performance fixes (and no, you can't move them to this because too many people working on one part of software has the opposite effect of improving it due to coordination issues and getting in one another's way).
Simply put, that's not how growth works? Also, it tends to kill off your primary species in edge cases (like where you're primary species is Gaia only).
In a way, of course, you could set up a migration treaty, and then mostly replace your founding species with someone else's. For instance, if you're tired of your founding species and someone else's seems more tractable it would make particular sense to do.
It's an issue yes, but it's a design issue. It's not a bug. Way too many people confuse these things here
What's the point of having a fast growing species if it never gets picked for pop growth?
They aren't "never picked". They have a higher weight when deciding which pop will grow.
So instead of waiting for the pops to be 50% species A/50% species B to get the equilibrium, it'll be like 60% species A/40% species B, assuming species A has the "rapid breeders" trait
Please, tell me the Bug for ME when technologies supposed to accelerate Pop devlopment aren't effective is fixed
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Is the color change of hyperlanes to black intentional? Depending on the galaxy background it's now very hard to see them. (Windows)
Edit: Scratch that, seems to be a ploblem with an un-updated mod
Edit: Scratch that, seems to be a ploblem with an un-updated mod
When fixing the Totalitarian faction issue with robots it would have helped if, in instead of splitting up the living standards from the citizenships, the coder had fixed the actual problem which is that citizenship_ai_servitude is not a citizen type at all - it is called: citizenship_robot_servitude
Change:
To:
In 00_totalitarian.txt and this should be fixed for good
Change:
Code:
trigger = {
owner = {
OR = {
NOT = {
any_owned_pop = {
NOR = {
has_living_standard = { type = living_standard_stratified }
has_living_standard = { type = living_standard_academic_privilege }
}
}
}
any_owned_pop = {
OR = {
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_slavery }
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_purge }
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_ai_servitude }
}
}
}
}
}To:
Code:
trigger = {
owner = {
OR = {
NOT = {
any_owned_pop = {
NOR = {
has_living_standard = { type = living_standard_stratified }
has_living_standard = { type = living_standard_academic_privilege }
}
}
}
any_owned_pop = {
OR = {
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_slavery }
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_purge }
has_citizenship_type = { type = citizenship_robot_servitude}
}
}
}
}
}In 00_totalitarian.txt and this should be fixed for good