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just now texted you thru discord
Would Steam DM be ok for you? (if needed then can upgrade to Discord DM later)
Though you may be right that my relaxing the rules on allowing you to assimilate specie has created a scenario which the canilla code was not meant to cope with - e.g. where it can enable the assimilation right but not any of the actual living standards
I went back to my separate vanilla save which did not have this problem, and I used the debug commands to switch to AI empires, and I noticed it is impossible to e.g. let cyborgs assimilate again. "Only fully organic species may assimilate", etc.
Then, I unpacked this mod and noticed: this mod does provide an override of the vanilla assimilation citizenship rights.
No details yet, but now I am suspecting more that this mod has accidentally created some sort of faulty assimilation loop.
While I don't have any of the Ascension DLCs, I have a theory. I am half-believing this might be vanilla issue.
Consider the following:
A gene pop (many trait points used) is somehow sent to a cybernetic empire. This looks good on paper, but something must have happened such that the cybernetic empire cannot correctly accept/assimilate the gene pop (e.g. "too many trait points" -> cannot "apply template" to existing pops).
However I can't test as I have all the expansions so can't get the utopia only experience, this may be a vanilla bug. (try disabling the mod, running a year and seeing if they sought themselves out)