Stellaris Mods in a Nutshell

[dragno]

Now this video is over 50k views.
Tell me... Why do y’all like this video?

[mandyb]

I still try to play them and turning on multiple ones that are outdated. My computer certainly loved doing that.

[C.]

And thats why we dont have completed Mass Effect or Halo total conversions :(

[syrusalder]

fun fact: a lot of the time "outdated" mods still work anyway. iirc there's a line of code somewhere in the mod that just tells the launcher what version of the game its been updated to support, and unless the game has updated in a way that changes something the mod was using, then itll work just fine.

[נדבאהרון-זח]

funny thing is, this mods still work anyway
as stated by the mod dev himself
also good taste in mods

[mezarisage]

Me when I see that icon "Ohh no, anyway"

[TheDoomLordd]

Here is us in 2021 getting a major DLC expansion that adds and even rewrites(but not change its core function) alot of features, probably gonna be the size of Utopia, SynteticDawn and Federations combined

[dukkemonterier]

Majima everywhere, even on Stellaris mods.

[honeycomb]

Most outdated mods still work fine for me :P

[plazstic]

Don’t forget having to reinstall every mod in your playset because your friends have different checksums despite having the same mods, and they don’t update automatically!

[alterusseius]

Man, I’m over here still mad about the launcher change, the old one was so much simpler to use than the new one!

[gauchoryder]

>go to the mod folder
>open the .mod file
>change supported_version to the one you're using
>laugh as paradox employees commit ritual seppuku while you enjoy your mod

[dax]

The best part about this video is the yakuza Kiwami backround

[alphariusfuze]

Some mods still works anyway, just the launcher complaining.

[Tom_Cruise_Missile]

"Nothing OP here folks, just nuking planets to a wasteland with mods!"

[hunter]

Or it's "What's the worst that could happen", game hard crashes as soon as you unpause and then the smashing of desks and keyboards commences

[superking]

Oh man, this reminds me of modding Cortex Command. Every damn build, all the mods would break and the community would scramble to update everything. I miss that chaotic jankfest.

[Nawrotsien]

Rip to good mods that'll never be updated

[StarboyXL]

I always keep playing with my old, outdated modset until I encounter a game-breaking bug. Then I go back and do about 2-4 hours of testing to see which mod(s) produce the bug and eliminate those ones from the list (until they're updated). Repeat.

That being said I've developed a slight knack for knowing which mods are most likely to break and can sometimes do pre-emptive culling, but that skill took me 4000 hours to develop...

[basedimperialism]

Me trying to remember what mods I used on the save file "Solence Kin 12" I made 8 and a half months ago: