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unfortunately, it seems paradox is requiring modders to create a paradox account just to update mods on steam workshop. this means i cannot update the mod
until a more permanent solution can be found, feel free to continue using the current version and ignore the version warning. and please send paradox feedback about this
The hive thanks you for this gift, friend.
it's fully functional now, but i may need to make balance changes because of the addition of the industrial district -- ecumenopoli are probably still quite important for non-gestalt, but for gestalt empires the industrial district gives +2 mettalurgists, so you can mass produce alloys easily without ecumenopoli.
i definitely still want to maintain this mod, i'm waiting for my other mods to get updated then i'll play a few games and see what the situation is about balance. if it's not useful as-is, i'll create some new districts for it to keep it relevant.
by the way, the foundry arcology only gives 6 jobs now, this isn't part of the mod but it does affect it. also i found an issue where as a machine empire, it'll let you make the arcology if you previously had all district slots filled with housing/industrial but then changed them. no idea why this is, but it doesn't matter much
i do like the idea of giving research jobs instead though, i will see if i can add that in the future. thanks for the idea