Hey everyone, I've updated the mod to 2.5.* - no changes were necessary, but wow the new launcher is a pain to work with. I have some long term plans on changes I want to make to the mod. Most of the feedback has been values related (this value is too high, this value is too low) and instead of trying to make these values perfect, I want to make them configurable so that everyone can choose values that make sense for the galaxy they're generating.

could you lower the districts cost? because i thinl that is the worst part of how it works

Just my opinion, perhaps not a popular one, but systems should not be reduced so much. 2 is way to much, especially since the game force you to claim like crazy regardlles of Tall or Wide, but 0.25 is nothing, and often, even when colonizing quite largely, is still don't reach admin cap before 2350, and it only become a detterence to expansion during late late game.
Sooo.... maybe 0.75 for systems ?

Leave the mod as it is please, these numbers are just perfect!

maybe district cost +0.75, was 1???
not balanced? OK

Can you make disricts cost .10

im playing 7K stars with 55 nations I was going to do conquer now i think I still can but have to make like a SHIT TON of vassals XD

Districts are still +1

Smash the botton of "like" bros

Do districts still count for +1 or are they +0 in this mod?

Has anyone found a mod that simply removes the empire size cap? Rather than trying to find a sweet spot for a bad balancing system?

Is there any way to make admin cap scalable to map size, so if I play a map with 5,000 stars, I can actually do galactic conquest of more than 5% of the Galaxy? Thanks!

@D.T, at that point you're looking for a mod that has no administrative cap. I'm of the opinion that administrative cap shouldn't be removed entirely as it exists to curb large empires. I just don't like how it hinders early game development.

hey @-U-M-A- would it be posible to ask for this mod with the combination of no admin cost to district ? :)

Thanks! This cap was killing me on larger map sizes