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Its not a bug its a feature...
At least its a feature they seem to have understood by now is unwanted.
Its kinda surprising that first it took several patches until they understood that players should have more control over sectors under the old patch and then they jumped headlong into the same idiocy again, locking the player from control over yet another aspect of sectors.
I kinda hope that special stick was a fav of Wiz and with him gone we wont see another round of that, but thats just me hoping.
He didn't have a vision either: he was just a better sales-man. I could go line-by-line through his dev-post on the FTL changes and deconstruct it because it was so empty of substance.
For 'galactic terrain', replace with 'unreadable route-map' because it can now take 10+ jumps to arrive at a system that is in real-space right friggin next to where you started. If Wiz had a vision, then the hyperlanes generated would at least correspond to the actual shape of the galaxy and each segment of it. See how Sins of a Solar Empire manages to generate semi-randomised routes which at least give a readable shape. Endless Space too.
Let us make our own sectors! :(
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLB4dU3Yc6M
Stellaris is now Jan Quadrant Vincent 16: The Game. You are Jan Michael Vincent and you can't be doing everything at once. There are too many quadrants and not enough Jan Michael Vincent's.
I personally prefer the smallest number of hyperlanes because it fits my playstyle better.
Problem is that when you set the number of hyperlanes higher you end up with a completely undefendable territory with no choke points to build your defenses around. It turns every war into a game of cat and mouse.
A better solution would be to implement some short range jump(like the artificial wormhole ftl) that would only work in your/unoccupied territory.
It's not a bug, the idea of sectors is different now.
It's grouping planets based on distance as basically a cost on different governors (which is the sole reason for the groups not allowing you to just put them all in one sector.. as then you'd only use one Governor).