[4.6.x] Stellaris Stability Patch

Disclaimer Before installing this mod, please understand that I cannot 100% guarantee that this mod will completely fix ALL of Stellaris' Crashes/Desync issues. Only a portion of them. I'll try my best to keep this mod updated every time Paradox drops a new update, but please try to understand that this game is the definition of spaghetti code (like every game made by Paradox haha). One small change that they make, which might seem insignificant at first, can lead to the complete break down of any mods that the community makes/uses. Short of an update from Paradox that might break this mod, you should NEVER have any issues that are directly caused by this mod. The only reason that you might see 'new' errors that cause you to desync/crash would be because this mod had fixed a more prominent issue that caused crashing/desyncing, which allowed the 'new' issue to surface. What The Mod Actually Does The purpose of this mod is to fix the excessive amount of errors that Stellaris likes to dump in its debug/error logs. The idea is the game spends more time functioning as expected, and less time getting repeatedly slowed down by errors and needing to write a log for it. From other peoples experience, as well as my own, this has had a pretty decent shot at fixing some of the issues that lead to some of the Desyncs/Crashes you may normally experience. Requirements For this mod to not only function as expected, but to also prevent it breaking other mods, make sure its at the top of your load order. Why this is needed is quite simple, and I'll explain it. So, whatever mod is at the top of your load order will be applied to the game first. Followed by the next mod, and the next, and the next. You get the point. Now, lets say that you have another mod at the top of your load order. E. G. Gigastructures. Now, lets say for balancing purposes, Gigastructures changes how many Consumer Goods a relic gives. (We'll use Relic A as an example) Now, the games code has changed from Relic A gi