#Homo universalis mod#

– planet (40-50 planet names per each faction) – starships (separate for colony, constructor, scientist, corvettes, destroyers, cruisers and battleships) based on real life navy names, culture, geography, great warriors and people from all over the world

#Homo universalis mod#

I have worked on this mod for last months, supported by people from all over the world, with research which allowed me to include following features The idea was simple – galaxy dominated by major human civilisations. You may however also play with less AIs (then only some of Homo Universalis empire will appear) or more (then some empires will be mod’s and some usual randomized). When you pick 1 of 16 to play as, other 15 empires will appear in the new galaxy instead of random empires, under AI personalities and with AI control. You can also edit them and use only name lists (warning: don’t change names of empires – other than that you may change everything).

Original stellaris prescripted empires will be replaced with new 16, you can play as each of them. The mod contains over 10 000 ethnic and cultural names of starships, characters, planets and more, as well as crazy attention to the detail.ĭownload the mod and enable it. That is innovation.16 human empires, based on all major global civilisations and superpowers, seek future in the Stellaris galaxy. Once you can approach a problem from various angles, you would be able to see seemingly unrelated dots come together in harmony.The more things you do, the more you can learn.Think of the many ways you can solve a problem, entertain your friends, invest capital, or view the world. In other words, if you have a profound understanding of various disciplines, your life outside work could improve dramatically. And the more you know, the better you can do these things. Even if you work forty or fifty hours per week, you always do things outside your job. But your life is not only about your job. Of course, there is a need to be an expert on something when it comes to working. Surely, they may have some hobbies or side hustles. They may not be experts in these other fields, but they have an interest that can turn to proficient knowledge. Becoming a Renaissance man can improve your lifeĪlthough many consider themselves specialists, it does not mean they know nothing outside their area of expertise. Imagine if we could further enhance our capacity to innovate. Although increased specialization explains how we sustain that growth, innovation is why development became possible in the first place. It also explains why bringing together people from different disciplines can often lead to breakthrough ideas.Īnd do not forget that innovations make for the reason our lives have dramatically improved in the past fifty years. You would be able to see seemingly unrelated dots come together in harmony. And this is the essence of creativity.įor example, the Medici effect is an observation book that shows the importance of being a Homo Universalis in innovation. That means you can easily approach a problem or challenge from five different perspectives. Imagine you were proficient at four or five things.

The more you learn, the bigger your capacity to innovate You can then embrace that growth and use it to improve your life.

And if you want to learn, that change is more likely to be positive. After all, change is a prerequisite of growth. Once you are open to learning and adapting, growth happens naturally. Did you ever hear that a person has at least as many personalities as the languages they are fluent in? With every language you learn, your mind starts to work differently. And this is a highway to growth.Įvery time you learn a different skill, your mind trains to think differently. The more things you do, the more you can learn. Whether you are aware of it or not, you constantly adapt to what you see. Why is it important nowadays? How can it improve your life? Becoming a Renaissance man is a straightforward way to grow Here are three reasons to look up to a Homo Universalis. Inspired by Leonardo da Vince, the Renaissance man was once a statue of prestige and success.