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In layman terms - do you buy a new car because you need a new license plate? The car is the content, the license plate is the version. The author only needs to open the text file and write 2 different numbers. Nothing will change in the end.
It helps remove confusion from the player base, who might not be as savvy with modding Stellaris, whether a mod is compatible with the current version of Stellaris.
I update the mod info, after verifying nothing needs to be changed, for my small custom race mods after every Stellaris update.
There is no wrong or right way to this, just a choice.
A person who is asking a question cannot be right or wrong.
Only a person making a statement can be.
I _asked_ you if this was the cause of the strange game behaviour, because I did not know.
I cannot be right or wrong because I am not making a statement.
You claiming I am wrong is absurd.
I asked a question; not made a statement..
I suppose I need to find another mod to fix the prioritisation....
Does this set the priority for the habitats or is that vanilla behaviour?
I want to restore AI building Planetary Habitats, downloading the zip and installing it will restore it, right?
But would be worth mentioning in the description I think.