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I doubt it will be released this year as I'm a bot burned out and need to take a break from it.
I want also add reworked Humans to it, as I'm not happy with how different they look to where I'm going with this new collection, so it might take even longer.
At this point I have around 21 species in it. (Mind that some are just different versions of same species like humans or elves and some are just expansions of the existing ones, like Dwarves or Gnomes. But overall it will be a bigger pack for sure.
At some point it will include more stuff like cityscapes, fllags, namelists, traits etc.
There are also plans for origins, but since I'm working alone on it, it just takes long time to get things done.
Would love to make a next play-through with some new portraits. I saw your comments under bunch of species mods requesting permission to use their work. I assume your species pack is actually going to be pretty big )
I'm currently working on a bigger species collection and humans will most likely be reworked in there at some point, as I found a better way to make portraits fit Stellaris theme. But probably it will come at a cost, of lowering the face diversity as it would be simply too much work.
really liked what you’ve done.
Meaning in vanilla, two different human groups don't see each other as the same species by default.