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Simply outdated ?
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Should't we first stufy existent wormholes before learning how to make new ones?
Anyway, keep up the good work!
it's me as a player who has to thanks the incredible modding community of Stellaris, and you for your work on this one. thanks, bro!
effect give_technology = { tech = tech_artificial_wormhole }
Too bad, I had high hopes for that. But if it is not possible, we must live with it.
Maybe Paradox will give you the chance to do it with a patch
Turn the high end starbases into hyper-tunnels.
I hope you find a way, or the game allows it at all! I have a wormhole in my Empire, which I would like to close!
On the other hand, it sort of defeats the mid-game counter to having a sprawling empire.
Normally to defend a large empire you gotta spread your forces out so you don't get hit and run attrition'd to death, but with this you'd have no reason not to deathstack.
Nice idea, is there a possibility that one can also close wormholes? So to speak, the self-opened wormholes, and those naturally closed?