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[DEPRECATED] Overharvest - Unsustainable Development
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[DEPRECATED] Overharvest - Unsustainable Development

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Deprecated
No longer supported - it was too hard to stop the AI killing itself.

Version 2.5+

Ever wanted to play a devouring horde of galactic locusts, that sweep across the galaxy leaving nothing but burnt-out husks in their wake? Or how about just playing as wasteful, environmentally unfriendly consumerists who push their worlds beyond their limits in order to get an edge?

Sustainability.
Overharvest adds a new policy option, Sustainability, with three possible settings, that can be used by both you and the AI:
  • Sustainable Development
    No bonuses or penalties.
    Only option available to Environmentalists or Conservational species.
  • Overharvesting
    +10% Food/Energy/Minerals
    Creates an unremovable blocker that reduces habitability & Food/Energy/Minerals production on each planet on average once every 25 years.
    Default policy for Nomadic or Wasteful species
  • Extreme overharvesting
    +25% Food/Energy/Minerals
    Creates an unremovable blocker that reduces habitability & Food/Energy/Minerals production on each planet on average once every 10 years.
    Default policy for Nomadic, Wasteful species

Once a planet has 20 blockers, the next time it would get one it instead switches to an uninhabitable world/broken ringworld section/destroyed habitat, and the pops on it flee to other planets.

After a while, you'll have plenty of near-useless planets hanging around, so the mod also adds two technologies to help you hurry the process along:
  • Planetary Liquidation
    Requires Geothermal Fracking.
    Adds a decision that gives +20% Food/Energy/Minerals, but creates a blocker every year.
  • Accelerated Planetary Liquidation
    Improves Planetary Liquidation to +50%/creates a blocker every 6 months.
The AI will use these on any planets with more than 10 Overharvest blockers.

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Komentarzy: 65
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Wakelessrex 28 kwietnia 2023 o 15:08 
aside from AI suicide, does this work with 3.7.4, anyone know?
fallenscion 15 lutego 2020 o 16:07 
I've had two AI empires commit suicide by mass liquidation at this point. I love the mod conceptually, but there should be an option to turn it off for the AI.
Toaster  [autor] 30 sierpnia 2019 o 12:06 
That's not how AI decide to enact a policy. The weights are set according to the default policies I mention in the description.
Baleur 30 sierpnia 2019 o 6:45 
im just worried wont this fuck AI's?
Wont they just see the +20% food / minerals and go "ENACT POLICY", not understanding it creates blockers?
Crusaderjack 3 maja 2019 o 6:23 
Is there a way to do this on a planet by planet basis?
GrassEater 25 marca 2019 o 14:53 
I dont know if anyone else has this issue but an empire killed itself by liquidating its only planet.
Toaster  [autor] 21 marca 2019 o 16:44 
Liquidation is a decision already?
GrassEater 21 marca 2019 o 7:00 
Can you make it a planetary decision to harvest it so that you can get the most out of it or make it so that you don't begin the harvesting until the planet is not a colony anymore.
Toaster  [autor] 3 stycznia 2019 o 8:53 
That's what I'm working on. Turns out you can apply *any* modifier via districts/blockers, which actually makes them way more useful as modifiers than, er, modifiers. Currently trying to wrangle the AI into using Decisions properly.
force200 3 stycznia 2019 o 7:43 
@Toaster
A possible solution that I can think of would be overhauling the system to gradually reduce the planet's habitabilty to represent the damage done to it's biosphere and having the planet become uninhabitabe once a certain threashold of habitabilty penaties is met.