Origin: Resource Consolidation - Machine World Preference

Overview Driven Assimilators and Rogue Servitors with Origin: Resource Consolidation do not have their biological (Cyborg Species/Bio-Trophies) species's habitability preference set to machine. This mod changes that by adding an extra event before initial empire Pops are generated to adjust habitability for these empire types with Origin: Resource Consolidation. Because the starting Cyborg Species now prefers Machine Worlds, the guaranteed habitable worlds are instead random habitable classes. These worlds are also occupied with (very) early primitives, similar to Origin: Necrophage. Changes This mod adds an extra event which is triggered after each empire's capital planet is initialized. The event applies to Driven Assimilators (and Rogue Servitors - just in case) with the origin Resource Consolidation (aka Machine World). The secondary, non-robotic species is altered to have ideal habitability for Machine Worlds (pc_machine). It also adds an extra event to set up the starting primitive worlds. Compatibility Built for Stellaris version 3. 8 "Gemini." Not compatible with achievements. Should be compatible with almost anything. If other mods add new origins which also start on a machine world, this mod will not affect them. When to Install This mod can be safely added or removed from your save game after the game has started. The code in this mod executes entirely during game setup - if the game was started with the mod, its effects have already been applied, otherwise no code will be executed. Not Included in "Subtle Polish" This mod is intentionally not included in my modpack Subtle Polish: A Collection of Fixes and Enhancements because it is a significant penalty to Origin: Resource Consolidation empires with a non-Lithoid cyborg secondary species. Recommended Companion Mods Planetary Modifier Enhancements patches the game setup process so any gas giants in your home system don't lose the Chthonian Planet modifiers. The modifier is from the base game and is purely