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[Shadowlord]

It sure was nice of paradox to upload a broken patch without setting up the rollback point for 2.0.2.

[Mephansteras]

Broken? In what ways? ( I haven't tried it yet)

[umiman]

Broken? In what ways? ( I haven't tried it yet)

All my weapons have no sounds or effects.

Edit: Also this: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1140543652

2.0.3 is completely broken and this mod will not be updated for it
I will not be updating this mod for 2.0.3 as currently the AI will not build starbase modules, starbase buildings, and it will allocate funds for Starbases. As such, it's common to for the AI to have up to 10000 minerals devoted to starbases that it will never spend. Further, this prevents the AI from ever being a competitive threat to players.

[Mephansteras]

Huh. Guess I'm holding off on playing Stellaris until they push a fix. Thanks for the head's up!

[Draignean]

Don't... don't they playtest these things before they push them?

[Orb]

You silly goof, you are the playtester!


 

[Loud Whispers]

Don't... don't they playtest these things before they push them?

Time runs convoluted in Sweden

[Teneb]

Don't... don't they playtest these things before they push them?

Time runs convoluted in Sweden

Further, there are no test players in Sweden, they are frightened by long winters.

[smjjames]

Don't... don't they playtest these things before they push them?

Time runs convoluted in Sweden

Further, there are no test players in Sweden, they are frightened by long winters.

Or maybe all the hand grenades?

Okay, maybe that was a bit tasteless.

[Loud Whispers]

Don't... don't they playtest these things before they push them?

Time runs convoluted in Sweden

Further, there are no test players in Sweden, they are frightened by long winters.

[Muffled silence of Finns]

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

You know, I think the largest indictment of the AI can be spotted in the difficulty section of the wiki here.  You know how in most grand strategy, there's bonuses to the player on lower difficulties?  Lowest difficulty in Stellaris only provides no bonuses to regular AI, and still provides some to the pure non-playables (ie. Marauders and Fallen Empires).

Yep.

[smjjames]

Technically, you could play one of the fallen empires by using the play ## cheat and you can switch to them that way, you just can't play them like a normal empire.

[Egan_BW]

Jesus there's not even a mode where the AI doesn't cheat. Their ships still magically get more damage and health at the lowest setting.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

Jesus there's not even a mode where the AI doesn't cheat. Their ships still magically get more damage and health at the lowest setting.

That's only the Non-Playable Empires (ie. the Fallen, Marauders, and Crisis).  It is likely a stand-in for repeatable techs.

[Sirian]

Jesus there's not even a mode where the AI doesn't cheat. Their ships still magically get more damage and health at the lowest setting.

That's pretty sad. I was trying to get back into Stellaris in the last few days, but got kinda pissed with the pirates. These guys keep respawning and seemingly need no economy to sustain their fleet. Whereas, if I want to build a fleet as strong as theirs, that means tanking my energy and minerals to the ground in maintenance costs.

Why a small flotilla of corvettes with a couple destroyers need the combined output of several systems and planets to sustain them is beyond me.

Though if you think about it, most of the game makes absolutely no sense from a realism perspective. It's basically designed like a board game.

For example : spending energy to recruit leaders. Yea I know, these are supposed to be energy-backed credits, but it still doesn't make sense having to cover planets with power plants just so that I can sift through a dozen guys until I find one that I want to keep. I could go on.