In the Environment tab, together with the Annual Terraform capacity, I would like to read the number of the Terraforming Istallations active on (or near) a body.

That's a cool design approach! But what about jump drives? Do you need one for each, of the appropriate category?
Do you regret not adding a few "sublight propellers" to the military section?

From what I understand too, it's always player-centric. Perhaps a better comparison would be that it is akin to Starsector. i.e. even if you control an entire fleet or colonies, you are still a captain in a ship (or in a land team, exploring!)

I've noticed that if an NPR fleet with jump-capable ships gets spooked and flees through a jump point, it will often not make a squadron transit even in cases where I'm pretty sure at least some of the ships could. I don't know if this is a bug or WAI -- I have no idea what factors the NPR code takes into account when deciding when and how to flee, whether to squadron transit, etc. -- but this particular behavior makes it really easy to exploit them (even if you're not trying to) and I feel like some better logic here would be a big improvement.

Did anyone ever encounter a bug with species Population Density and Growth/Research rate/factory modifiers ? For some reason when i loaded the save my Humans suddenly had 100.00 both density and growth.
Various tested runs ( both TN and conv civs ) also show that game suddenly adds two zeroes to those parameters.
See attached pic - ignore the grav/temp deviations, i was trying to see if it will change too but it doesnt apparently..

EDIT : seems to happen right from the start with all four parameters - density/growth/research rate/factory production modifiers at the race creation screen - i set them all to 5.00 and in game its suddenly 500.00, i leave them at default and in game they are 100.00.

2.5.1
Absolute clear install, not even so much as a additional picture or medal.