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I updated power_cores' energy values and its AI weights, and move them to power slot, and add sensors' class restrictions for showing two same sensors while designing ship. but how to put a file on discussion?
And, could you put the project on github or other cooperation platform, to conveniently diff and patch?
The following is edited file content of common\component_templates\mem_lex_utilities.txt, I am using it.
I found a huge exploit releasing and offering a recently uplifted primitive civilization as a subsidiary.
Here's whats happening:
I made a primitive civ. a spacefaring one and they got integrated into my empire as a subsidiary. Then I released them in order to create a Trade League federation with them (only to realise I don't have the Federations DLC d'uh...
Since I couldn't form a federation with them I offered them the subsidiary status again and they accepted after a couple of ingame days.
When they accepted I got the message "Spoils of Subjugation" and I was rewarded with 10k Energy, 3.2k Minerals and 1k Alloys.
Then I released them only to offer them the subsidiary status again and they accepted and I got the same reward again!
I can do this over and over again and get the reward every time...
It obviously doesn't make any sense for different kinds of reasons.
I will spam this post over a couple more mods in order to find the one doing this, sorry for that in advance.
Have a nice day!
It's the Ancient Robots event.
When losing the war against the Ancient Robots, your planet is turned into a dead planet. This seems a bit overkill, as it's only ground battles with no nuclear weapons involved.
Suggestion:
When losing the war, the colony is destroyed and a modifier "Ancients Robots" is added to the planet which prevents colonizing. The modifier can be removed through a science project that becomes available with the Quantum Hacking technology, making the Robots harmless.
I just had to check the event because I remember a time when this was an event that could happen on any of your colonies.
As it appears however this has been changed and the event now only happens on one specific planet - a special relic world which is none of your guaranteed colonizable planets. Explains why I haven't seen it in ages.