Also had a similar screnshot from a couple pages ago where I can't abandon a planet, despite moving all my people out of it. Any idea how to fix?
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Xenophobic empire tries to purge it's last 34 pops, because they aren't their native population and growth doesn't happen because there are no native pops existing on that planet.
Pause the game, switch to observer mode, give the observer ownership of the problem planet, then switch back to your empire. The problem planet will revert to a normal, abandoned state.
I give them +1 for consistent ethics, minus several million for good sense.
So they're basically putting themselves out of their misery? That's quite tragic actually, although if their main species have died out they are basically already put out of their misery...
So im bussy invading the next federation taking a sip of my nice glass of cold beer and i run into this and I was not prepared
and i now had to clean my screen keyboard and deal with a less than amused fiance. (she is mumbling about marring a child)
and i now had to clean my screen keyboard and deal with a less than amused fiance. (she is mumbling about marring a child)
So im bussy invading the next federation taking a sip of my nice glass of cold beer and i run into this and I was not prepared
and i now had to clean my screen keyboard and deal with a less than amused fiance. (she is mumbling about marring a child)
My favorite one is "Noosh."
Hmm, sounds like it should work, but I can't do that on ironman can I?
The console is disabled in ironman. You will have to use the programs 7zip and Notepad++ to unpack the save file, edit it out of ironman, pack it back up as a .sav file, load the game, and then fix it. Afterwards, you can edit the save file back in to ironman. It sounds more complicated than it is. Aside from load times, the process takes about 30 seconds.
If you want to keep the game in ironman, you will have to do this each time you want to fix one of these problem planets.
Hmm, I have 7zip and Notepad++, sounds like a fun adventure. I'll give it a go, thanks!
Make a backup of your save file before you edit anything! There is a lot going on in stellaris's save files. A single erroneous character could corrupt the file.
The line you want to edit is "ironman=yes" and you want it to say "ironman=no"
This line is found in the "gamestate" file, which is found in the save file. You can't edit it until you unpack it. Use the find function (Ctrl + F) and search for "ironman" and it will take you right to it. When you repack the save files ("gamestate" and "meta"), make sure the Parameters bar says "tc=off" and that you save the file with the extension .sav or Stellaris won't be able to read the file.
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What's so strange here?So im bussy invading the next federation taking a sip of my nice glass of cold beer and i run into this and I was not prepared
and i now had to clean my screen keyboard and deal with a less than amused fiance. (she is mumbling about marring a child)
Just can't catch a break sometimes... =c
In this game I had much better luck!
My armada has become so massive that all my ships have merged together to form Voltron...I mean they appear to be fused together. Who says doomstacks are dead?
Felt invincible. Believed in the fleet strength number. What followed was not my proudest moment in Stellaris:
