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Some of these people have the attention span of a Golden Retriever, and the reading capacity of a walnut. They'll never figure it out.
• NSC: Compatible
Amazing what you can find if you read the mods description.
SO, either i make the ugliest dog monstrosities possible so I can have GOOD ships OR I make the ships the way I want them at one THIRD the strength they should be. Would you please FIX THIS! Give us more freedom to pick the visual options that look best without being tied to the slot options they come with. PLEASE.
However, I would like to report that once I have started an empire with this shipset, all the subsequent new games also have the extra sections from this shipset, even when using other vanilla or mod shipsets. (They appear as XYZ cubes)
NSC isn't a shipset mod, it's a ship type mod. Which means the way they do things is they just call existing ship modules to stand in as the model for their new sections. They don't care about making each model unique. They used to, in NSC:2, but they (rightfully) simplified because it was unnecessary.
But, this is a problem for shipset mods, as the sections they define call the same model over and over; and particularly for this mod where I have had to make custom components already just to incorporate how many models I have, it gets finicky.
So unless I overwrite NSC's ship component definitions, I can't get much more variety than what I already have. And overwriting NSC components is just asking for incompatibility and bug problems.