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− | '''Modding''', or creating [[mods]], is the act of modifying the behavior of the base game (often referred to as ''vanilla''), either for personal use, or to release publicly to other players, for instance via the [[Steam Workshop]]. | + | '''Modding''', or creating [[mods]], is the act of modifying the behavior of the base game (often referred to as ''vanilla''), either for personal use, or to release publicly to other players, for instance via the [[Steam Workshop]]. |
As with all Paradox games, [[Stellaris]] is moddable to a great extent. Motivations of modders may vary widely; better translation to native language, more events or decisions, better map, major overhaul, shameless cheating, etc. | As with all Paradox games, [[Stellaris]] is moddable to a great extent. Motivations of modders may vary widely; better translation to native language, more events or decisions, better map, major overhaul, shameless cheating, etc. |