Well, Mizuchi from about thirty minutes in the past, there is a way to force a Jobs update so that all the changes take effect without having to start a new game; but you didn't like (or think) to mention it until now...Mizuchi wrote:I wish there was a way to force all the Jobs changes to take effect, but it doesn't seem like there is.
If you're going to attempt this (and what's the worst that could happen?) for your own sanity make a back up of your saves folder first, just in case things go wrong. If you mess stuff up, it's not my fault.

HOW TO FORCE A JOBS UPDATE FOR THE BRAVE AND PURE OF HEART
1. Back up your save file(s).
2. Create a blank text file, name it "Jobs", and drop it into your Types folder.
3. Did you back up your save files? Seriously, do it.
4. Load X3TC. Load your most recent save.
5. Buy some Salvage Insurance and travel to a relatively quiet sector (the fewer ships, the better). Avarice, Saiien II, Xi, and Sectors like that are good.
6. All non-player ships in the Universe should have blank names.
7. Run the temp.xrm.kill.nameless script from the Script Editor. (Highlight it, press "r", and then press "return").
8. Your game should freeze for about 30 seconds while every Jobs-created ship in the Universe is deleted.
9. Save your game. Quit out of X3TC.
10. Delete the blank "Types.txt" file from your Types folder.
11. Load X3TC. Load your most recent game.
12. You should find that your Universe is now devoid of all life except for civilian jobs (as they have a very short respawn timer). GOD will recreate them over time, but you'll need to wait around one hour (of in-game time) for it to do so.
13. Run SETA for an hour of in-game time.
14. After an hour has passed, save, load, and then continue as normal.
It's not pretty, but it works (I've used it myself for testing, and before posting this to triple-check) - and for many, it's a better alternative than starting a new game.
I'm not saying that it might come with a few quirks, however... a new game is always the best option, but it's not always the most convenient one.
Again, if you mess something up and you don't have a backup save to reload from, don't blame me. You do this of your own merit, and are under no obligation to do so.
