"By far the funniest bug" sci-fi strategy hit Stellaris has seen in a minute won't be fixed immediately because the devs want to see what players do with it
"I wa🌱nt to see someone catch an incoming asteroid"

The popular sci-fi strategy game Stellaris has a new bug that lets players capture and take control of enemy ships, and the game's director has no plans🍃 of fixing it until all ships have been captured.
In a Reddit thread, user shared a discovery made by the Chinese Stellaris community on forum site Tieba in which "you can now cꦛapture ships with the new Boarding Cables component unlocked by Treasure Hun🐷ters origin." TCF518 clarified that this seemingly applies to "any ships" and listed all of the ships that have been taken over so far, as well as the ones yet to be confirmed.
Anyway, it seems like Stellaris players are having a l📖ot of fun using a bug to do the thing they haven't been able to do since launch, and game director Stephen Muray is equally amused.
"This is by far the funniest bug of the cyꦏcle," he said in a Reddit reply. "Props to the Chinese Community to finding it."
Muray also confirmed he's "not gonna fix it until [version] 3.14.1592 so they can catch them all. I want to see so♓meone catch an incoming asteroid."
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"Love this l🐬mao," with 267 upvotes at the time of writing. "Based as fuck," .
"The 🐼perfect attitude for a director," . "Fun > everything else."
Others have asked Muray to leave an option for modders to "unfix" the bug so that, even after it's patched out, p🐲layers have an option to still capture ships.
"Let's go even further. Make it so that when you capture something, you can reverse-engineer it and replicate the ship and all of its modules, including those that aren't normaꦓ🅠lly researchable," . "That's something I've always wanted this game to have."
As Stellaris is typically patched a few times each month, it's unclear exactly how long this bug will be in the game, an🌃d it's even less clear whether Muray and co. will acquiesce to its community's requests that the hotfix allows for mods🗹 to unfix it, so I'd suggest going out and capturing as many ships as you possibly can before it's too late.
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