I'm manage Civilization series since the first one, but not Stellaris. That's real-world physics that shouldn't necessarily apply in Stellaris and is largely ignored.
Aquatic habitats should cost more resources to lift out of a gravity well, and more resources to move around once you're in zero-G. Too much micromanaging, or I didn't understand the equilibrium to have between all the parameters to manage. Water (or liquid methane, whatever the Aquatics need) is much denser than gas so it's heavier. AND RESTORATION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IN RIVER AND LAKE BASINS. I have always fun to explore the galaxy until I find the other civs that block me and don't agree to leave me without conflict making my stuff in my corner of the galaxy. The handbook can be downloaded from the following websites. Stellaris is a very comprehensive astronomy suite that goes well beyond displaying the nightly sky. Embrace the life of a seafaring civilization as you sail the open expanses of the galaxy with Stellaris’ most immersive pack yet: the Aquatics Species Pack Let a wave of new customizable options for your empire crash into Stellaris, with a treasure trove of new species portraits, ship set, origins and more. I tried a lot also (~60h), I found it fun, but in each of my 3 runs, I went nowhere: i'm literally obliterated by the other civilizations, i don't understand what I should do to develop a durable civilization, how to interact with other civs.
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