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a) early game is all around Drone Storage.
b) later - just stop overbuilding districts & buildings and you will get your maintenance drones. Plus Galaxy Archive should fulfill most of your needs in amenities.
Yes, your playstyle is no longer playable by any kind of empire in Stellaris.
In that case you will have some excess population for colonizing new planets or developing your super-worlds.
Worth noting that this is a rather questionable playstyle decisions even without the maintenance drone change. Since it means you end up paying upkeep for some districts/buildings that won't be used for years. Its better to build stuff when you have the workers.
That said, assuming you wan't to continue playing like that, can't you balance it out by simply building some more amenity buildings on your worlds and getting other sources of amenity? (You don't really need maintenance workers unless its very heavily populated world).
I'd argue that they are... I have played several gestalt play through's. Unless you have huge planets you don't really need maintenance drones.
Off course assuming you aren't using something like lubrication basins that makes your pops require more amenities (amenities are supposed to be a issue with that civic).
And consuming a precious slot. So cheap solution early but eventually you will want to get rid of them.
Actually it's a quite good mechanic for Gestalts - while they're intended to play ultra-wide, you need to not over-expand and keep an eye on your current population.
How many pops do you have on a average planet when you are having this issue?
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In these screenshots i have a planet with almost 7k pops, no amenity buildings, no maintenance drones and i am still in the positive (Admittedly its the capital so it gets some amenities from that, but a single drone storage would give double what the capital designation is giving me)...
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3489875387
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3489875667
Not sure what you are doing to cause your lack of amenities (unless you use a civic like lubrication basins that are meant to make amenities a issue, or a species trait that reduce amenity production).
P.S Edited, accidentally wrote logistics drones, meant maintenance drones.
For example, lets say you need 500 maintenance drones on a planet in order to keep amenities on that planet positive. If you have 500 maintenance drones on that planet then you know that if you create any new jobs you will go into negative amenities.
So don't do that.
Wait until you have enough maintenance drones to fill the jobs you will make and leave at least 500 left over to provide amenities.
Alternatively, stop relying on maintenance drones for your amenities. Logistic drones provide amenities and trade, and are complex drones so they won't migrate away. If your planet makes enough amenities to support itself without any maintenance drones then you won't get yourself into amenities issues if you run out of maintenance drones on a planet. (However, you will still want to moderate your job creation so that it does not outpace your population growth, otherwise you'll get into basic resource production issues.)