Yeah, I know, but the major problem is with the overhaul of how the game handles code, I'd have to completely re-learn the coding methods. I'll have to find time, several hours, for that.

Honestly the easiest way to reimplement this would be to have a start-of-game event that added a +15% production from all jobs to homeworlds. maybe add small housing, amenities, and stability buffs to it.

i don't know the modifier names offhand, but a straight implementation would be +15% all jobs, and +15% researcher output. It'd give the same effect as what this used to do

Hahah, thaqnks,. bt first I need to get back io modding Stellaris again. My first mod is probably going to be a basic one to halve the cost of robo and bio modding (again).

Darn. That's a bummer. Well, if nothing else I'll look forward to what you're going to come up with now that Paradox slew the dragon of modding yet again. >_<

Working on it, but unfortunately none of the previous bonuses work anymore. There's no flat "+x%" anymore, just bonuses from jobs, so it's kinda dead, I'd need to make an entirely NEW mod from the ground up.

Any plans on a 2.2 update? :)

Hahah, yeah.

Well, at least you'll get a bunch of stuff to play around with like trade value, right? Ought to be interesting to think of a way to make that work!

Haha, yeah, thus why I'm a bit apprehensive. If worse comes to worse I'll just be doing the mineral, food, energy, and unity and that's it.

Jesus, you have your work cut out for you. Well, maybe not too much, because afaik you work with global boni and not tile boni. But still, so many changes come 2.2. :D

Going to be updating this with a unity boost and alloy boost once 2.2 comes out.

Glad to hear that.

Mod is super compatible. Have never seen any issues at all using any number of major mods.

I have this and 95 other mods in my mod pack. Hasn’t caused any problems.

A word on compability? Anything overwritten?

No problem!

Okay cool! Thanks for the reply man!

It doesn't need one! Still works fine, and I still use it. I might update it to add some unity boost though.

Yo Dragon, any idea if you'll want to/be able to update this beauty? If it might even need one, I haven't had any issues, but then again I'm still playing 2.0.5.

Unfortunately, yeah, it does. But as with base game STellaris, RP is RP, optimal play is a whole other thing.

Seems to favor invaders. Invaders get the bonuses quickly while civs that advance the primitive worlds technology level have to wait? If you leave the homeworld in the hands of a vassal species instead of assimilating you get no benefit? Assimilating takes time, during which you cannot benefit from the bonuses.....

Yeah, been considering reducing the bonuses a bit, and I do want to add a Unity bonus too. Once I get around to it, I'll probably add em!

I'd still like to see Genesis Worlds also boost Food production. And maybe tone the existing bonuses down a bit:

+10% Minerals, +10% Food, +10 EC, +15% Science, and +10% Unity.

@Queen Myxine: Seems to be working fine for 2.0, playing my current game as Rogue Servitors using it and no noticeable issues.

So, it still works, huh? That's good to know. Thanks for testing, Arigas.

Pls update

It's all about Habitats and Ringworlds, if you're Life-Seeded. Or Gaiaforming via the World Shaper Perk. Energy Credits seem to be plentiful in 2.0, compared to earlier.

Sure, but at the same time, good luck finding Gaia planets early on :P

It worked in 1.9.

However I’m reluctant to use it for 2.0, because it’d synergize hugely with the Life-Seeded Civic.

Love quick game load times. Worked perfectly fine for my homeworld, the primitives, normal empire, and fallen empire. And go figure, I get a galaxy with a Holy Guardian and a Keeper of Knowledge. 99% sure this would end in a War in Heaven lol. Did a quick mature_galaxy, and it doesn't seem to be impacting any other worlds but homeworlds, so I'd say that on the cover everything is working as intended.

I have it enabled in my current game, though it was in progress at the time and obviously did nothing :P I'll give it a shot quickly though and let you know!

I don't know if this mod even still works ingame, honestly! You'd best test on a new save first.

Is it possible to force the event to assign the homeworld bonus part way in to a game? Forgot to re-add this after the 2.0 update, and am already 200 years in :P Or would it not work right if I managed to force it?

@Lord Waifu This does nothing like that, it only adds a modifier to homeworlds, and nothing else. Check your mod list.

Most likely that is probably a different mod, one providing alternate choices for starting system. This just adds a modifier to homeworlds, doesn't do anything else.

I've used this mod for a very long time. It's never happened to me.

Does this have a chane to spawn a player on a fallen empire world? Just started a 3 person game and our new friends home world is a 25 size planet with like 18 tiles having dark matter power plants and mines.

Yeah, waiting until 2.0 for now.

It still works fine. I'm using it. No problems. I just wish it boosted Food production too. And Unity production.

Probably asking if the mod was going to be updated to 1.9 or if the creator was waiting for 2.0. Says it hasn't been updated since 2016 :P

2.0 comes out 22/Feb. That's not as long a wait as most of us anticipated (I guessed April, some pessimists guessed May, a few "optimists" guessed March). However, 1.9 is a *lot* of fun to play, and I don't see much reason to mothball this brilliant game until late February.

If you'd like to "train" yourself for 2.0, play HyperLane-only games, so that you get used to that shape of constraint.

But... What does your question have to do with this particular mod?

Update to 1.9 or wait until 2.0?

Nice!

Probably this weekend!

What's the ETA on the new version, or alternate version, of this mod?

Yeah, you do have a point, but I feel it is pretty balanced with the wonders and such, just little to no description of what can spawn and where. But yeah, I'll be reducing the science output to 20%, Unity to 20%, and the minerals and energy and food to 10%, I think. It'll make them good, but not overpoweredly good that someone on a 5x Primitives galaxy that focuses solely on Genesis worlds isn't OP as fuck.

I don't use Gulli's. I'm profoundly concerned about game balance in the 70-80 or so mods I choose to use. Yours is one-modifier-per-empirem so that's perfectly under control, but Gulli's...

I'm keen on getting some MP started, with friends and online friends, after 2.0 Cherryh comes out, and for MP, imbalanced mods can lead to really, really bad feelings and a soured social atmosphere. Same goes for poorly documented mods. Your mod is so simple it doesn't need documentation (a screenshot or two, or just using it), but that Gulli guy? What modifiers are in the mod, what do they each do, what is the probability of each appearing, and where can they appear? I'm just like 100% #nothanks.

Alrighty, sounds like a plan. And I'm considering balance around Guilli's Planet Modifiers; I run it alongside my Genesis Worlds mod.

I don't think the Science bonus is insane, Although it does mean I always end up dedicating my Capital totally to Science sooner or later.

I had hoped for something like +30% Unity, analogous to the +30% Science, and +15% Food, analogous to the +15% to Minerals and ECs, but if you tone dow Science to, say, +20%, then it'd make sense that Unity is also at +20%.

I love finding tomb worlds with this. Oh, poor things nuked yourselves? Free bonus for me!