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The problem is I wouldn't use it myself and it's just extra work for me. Maybe with the next update.
I'm just asking if you are able to make a spamming mod aside from this.
Install my mod "More Natural Looking Galaxies" aaaand plaaaa ay wwwwith aa a 4000 Galaxy. ^^
The core of the mod is to prevent spamming. ^^ I don't even know what to take out.
For example, a Corvette has an upkeep of 0.3 alloys. As for the stations ... the Outpost has 5000HP and 1000 armor and a Starport has double that.
You will have some kind of conflict with another mod.
also starports have a base defense of 800 (which means i can't attack them) and they can rapidly go over 1.5k (which means i definetly can't attack them)
i repeat i'm in year 2300 have i missed something ? because to me the idea of the mod is awsome but the balance seem completely fucked to me
Edit: Tested both in release version as well as the 3.03 Beta patch. Seems to work normally with the NSC2 mod for some reason, though?
Maybe its because I did not use gigatructural engineering mod?
@Strick Thx. Nice to read that!
(This is definitely one of my must have mods)
4k pirate fleets? That was ... two years ago?
The mod works for all empires and event ships. I am not aware of any problem with 4k pirate fleets.
Both mods are sucessfully installed. I'm not aware of other installed mods that change ship/starbase/building mechanics.
This seems promising.