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Stellaris 4.0 'Phoenix' game-changing update due May 5 with the BioGenesis Expansion
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The constant changes were what made me decide it was a bad game. One of the reasons I bought it was the different FTL types. Between that the consent planet management changes I couldn't enjoy the game. add the stupid war score system and I've learned to stay away from Paradox.
Yea I get that. For me it was a way of keeping the game fresh, though many of the changes added more micromanagement, which made the game harder.