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What I mean is that due to the very multi-species nature of the Federation, they have access to way more colonisable planets which are way better than deep space stations. Yet, in canon, they have a lot of "Starbases" which are in fact deep space stations. This just doesn't work in Stellaris, having both is overkill and those stations should supplement a lack of colonisable planets.
In the end, you end up with a situation where you never build deep-space stations as the federation but you could really use them as another species... but don't because those species profit very little of the expensionist unity tree. Ugh.