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Hmm, gona do some tests on vanilla then, never played vanilla without mods, its unplayable
)) Thanks for the idea, i will report back if i find the cause and if it works normaly.So after i tested on vanila with cheat tools, when docking to the habitat, the dock is inhabited mostly by other races, and a few argons... So i guess its a new feature... i wonder when this was changed, because its horrible. Stations with habitat, i was using them as recruitment for my ships, since a lot of employees were there from the race of the habitat and also to check it out for interesting characters, now its a nightmare. Oh well on step forward, 30 steps back as usual.
Yeah that's a given, i was talking about player own station with a certain Habitat, for example Argon Habitat should have Argons and so on. Its a bug, or a new feature... cause it seems to ignore a lot of the code in npc_instantiation.xml regarding race of the habitats or npc stations. I only fixed by using large part of the code from defense stations, since its not really based on workforce from habitat, but only works for npc stations, due to the code not filtering or recognizing the race of the player, and ignoring the race of the habitat.aurumgallente wrote: ↑Mon, 5. Oct 20, 07:43 I noticed it too. There are humans at Paranid shipyards, there are split guys at Argon wharfs. I mean walking NPCs at stations. I don't remember it in 3.20 and it's confusing because what split/paranid/teladi people would eat and where they live if station has argon habitation modules and food for humans only.
In 3.20 at player shipyards hired crew members had random race, I think idragon means it. It's very weird because my wharf had argon houses only and it's unclear where those aliens came from.
It's better to report about it as a vanilla bug.
Normally it would be 90% of faction, 10% other races, which usually are visitors. In theory that was their intention as well, but it doesn't work in reality.kmunoz wrote: ↑Tue, 6. Oct 20, 01:50 I don't find it strange at all that the stations are multi-species. After all, you're there - and a whole lot of other ships from other factions are there. And the kind of xenophobia we see among the factions tends to be intra-species.
Bear in mind that the various populations do not mostly live on the stations. The stations are more like airports, less like cities. I would find it more immersion-breaking if there *weren't* "aliens" living and working on a given faction's station.
Because there have been Iraqis and Afghans living in the United States for decades? Internment and expulsion aren't the only options.