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Thx anaway.
My hurdle is that I have to reinstall the game to update the bloody thing, and maybe re-read the vanilla files to remember what everything did, and I have no motivation now that I've stopped playing. I only updated a mod for a game I no longer played once or twice, for Rome Total War, or was it Attila... but that's because I knew updates there were rare. Stellaris and Hoi4 get updated too often so it's a pain to keep it up.
But yeah. You did what I couldn't. Apparently, it worked well. Eventually, I managed to find something mods that were my level of overblown cheating (I want it all... gene-modded synthetic psionic race; I know it doesn't make sense, but I still want it! :) Though I generally stop at gene-modded cyborg psionic race).
Haven't had this game installed in 3 years. I think I stopped playing when they took away wormhole travel. Game became too slow for my taste. Be happy I upload this in the first place, and it lasted as long as it did (~1 year). I made the mod for myself. Could have kept it to myself, but decided to share. Why don't you do the same thing I did back then and adopt the mod and update it yourself? It's inevitable modders will move on once they stopped playing the game, so the community relies on people to pick up the torch, like I had back then.
I still have those mods in my list, I've just turned them off. Do deactivated mods still influence active ones? (i.e., should I remove deactivated mods from my mod playset?)
A species fine with upgrading genetics would have no problem with upgrading past genetics.
A species that needs flesh to use their powers would shun those who remove limbs for robotics.
Screenshot with my ascension perks as proof for non believers :)
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/378985949373399042/833160757411053599/unknown.png
TL;DR You don't actually need to edit supported_version in the .mod file for the mod to work.
To get around version incompatibility on Windows:
navigate to Documents -> Paradox Interactive -> Stellaris -> mod, then locate your mod by right clicking .mod files and opening with a text editor like notepad
Once located, update the supported version line to supported_version="2.3.*", then save, close, launch Stellaris and enjoy.
The mod removes the limitation to have more then one of the perks but hive minds can't take psionic in the first place.
this will let me take trasncendance and whatever the 2nd evo perk is called?