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Usually when I want to change the rights of a species, what I actually want to do is change the rights of several species.

For example, recently I wanted to change all Full Citizen species from Stratified to Academic.

Right now, in order to make that happen, I need to walk through every species in my empire and validate them by hand. That's an annoyingly mindless chore.

I'd prefer to see Named Rights Packages which would be visible (by name) in the empire species list, so I can scroll down the list and see at a glance -- without opening them one-by-one -- what rights they each have.

Also, by changing one variable in one place from Stratified to Academic, I would see all citizens change lifestyle across species.


This gets even more important when I have slaves or residents.
 
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Usually when I want to change the rights of a species, what I actually want to do is change the rights of several species.

For example, recently I wanted to change all Full Citizen species from Stratified to Academic.

Right now, in order to make that happen, I need to walk through every species in my empire and validate them by hand. That's an annoyingly mindless chore.

I'd prefer to see Named Rights Packages which would be visible (by name) in the empire species list, so I can scroll down the list and see at a glance -- without opening them one-by-one -- what rights they each have.

Also, by changing one variable in one place from Stratified to Academic, I would see all citizens change lifestyle across species.

This gets even more important when I have slaves or residents.

Agreed, upvoted, and consider this essential to my earlier master rights control thread. There should be preset packages of rights we can set in one go, and we should be able to shift-click to select as many species as required to apply them to.

The war on micro is years old, fellow veteran [puffs cigarette] we aren't winning... we aren't losing, neither... but the war goes on...
 
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Yeah, the age old battle against having to mico manage every little thing...

Seriously, this chore alone is almost enough reason to play exclusilvy as a determined exterminator.

Yup. But I like diplomacy. Ever the struggle; do I just purify the whole dange galaxy or show some degree of tact and wrectle the absolutely bulls... pop management mechanics of having more than one or two species in my empire? Decisions, decisions...
 
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