The game itself is currently doing the business for Paradox, which recently trumpeted Stellaris as its fastest-selling game to date. The company is reportedly also investigating at least one other mod that affects the way Stellaris portrays humans, though for the monent it's still available on the Steam Workshop. There is always more that can be done to improve game aesthetics, and the mod list here proves that. 'We appreciate any inappropriate mods being brought to our attention and will take them down where necessary, we also encourage players to make use of the flagging function provided by Valve where needed.' Stellaris is a beautiful game in its own right, but with a budget and a finite amount of time to juggle in development, resources naturally need to be diverted and prioritised.

'We shipped the game originally with an accurate representation of humans, that is to say diverse in both ethnicity and personality.we embrace the idea that players mod the game to best represent how they want to play, we do NOT however wish to enable discriminatory practices. Stellaris Mod Spotlight 04 - Your Computer Can't Handle This Join me each week as I cover the best, highest rated, fun, and obscure mods from all across the modding community. Reached for comment about the pull by Eurogamer, a Paradox representative gave the following statement: The mod in question, 'European Phenotype and Names Only,' changed the game to ensure all human characters 'are only European - and European names only', is no longer on the Workshop but can still be found at third-party modding hubs like ModDB. Paradox's action points to a notable but rarely-used (at least in such a public, visible way) power developers have to control what sort of user-created content is made available for their games through Steam Workshop.

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