Any one else seeing the bug where a life-seeded empire will start with a Gaia-LIKE planet (tons of districts, multiple rare deposits) that is the wrong planet class? e.g. arid
Life-Seeded Bug ?
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Nope and I played a lot of life seeded in the recent patch, does it happen to you or to AI empires? And do they get the right habitability?
Happens to the AI. They get the right planet preference as a species and they have 100% habitability (because it's their homeworld).
That's not what I'm talking about and have not experienced that bug.
I "fixed" the issue after taking their planet by "planet_class pc_gaia"-ing it via the console. Kept all the districts and stuff too.
Yeah I've had this happen to several AI empires. They actually tend to do decently with their single planet but won't last long. Can also happen with the Tomb World start.
I hope this gets fixed as this results in fewer size 25 gaia worlds to claim when you take Life-seeded and I want them for myself.
I hope this gets fixed as this results in fewer size 25 gaia worlds to claim when you take Life-seeded and I want them for myself.
Sorry for bumping this.
I've just encountered this on a Random start; Planet had Gaia stats but is classed as Tundra, so only 30% habitability.
Had the equivalent thing with a tomb world start in 2.2.4; I was using the preset system that isn't Sol (can't recall he name right now) so I assumed that was the cause.
I've got it as a repeatable bug, starting as modified human Commonwealth with default Deneb. Gaia status will not apply. Another possibility is starting as modified Commonwealth with a random system called Deneb. Unity is Gaia in this case, but Sol remains continental.