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sad. why would i go to the trouble of uploading my whole society in my utopia if they can't spend their time putzing around
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You can get Virtual Civilians, but not Virtuality Civilians. The former is Synthetics => Virtual path, which gives them the Virtual trait (-90% housing!) but makes them assemble as normal. For best results, use with a Materialist MegaCorp.
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its actually a super strong build with the synthetic fatality origin since the science boost effects civil education and maybe utopian abundance but im not sure.
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hehe, fatality
but this sounds interesting! i never actually got around to doing synthetic fertility, the rapidfire updates kept throwing other interesting builds at me so i never sat down and did it despite really wanting to. now though, i've got a great reason to do it. virtual synth fertility utopian abundant civil education sounds awesome. thanks!
Tell that to my social media focused individualist machine virtual megacorp empire....The Algorithm.
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Waste of CPU cycles. Always put your computer to sleep when idle.sad. why would i go to the trouble of uploading my whole society in my utopia if they can't spend their time putzing around
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They do that in cyberspace. There's no need for them to interact with the real world while they do so, and no need to do real science except as a means of self defense. Hence, no civilian science.sad. why would i go to the trouble of uploading my whole society in my utopia if they can't spend their time putzing around
And, of course, gestalts just don't have excess drones at all; no need, so there are no maintenance drones.
In general, though... you can have civilians. They just have to be non-Virtual civilians (biological pops or physically assembled robot/machine pops that you choose not to assimilate).
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I'm pretty sure the Virtuality Policy does not boost UA. Also, if you're stacking civilians it's better to be a megacorp (Computation Core Policy) than to run Civil Education. I suppose if you become the emperor you could do both...
It's a bit perverse that a Megacorp gives the best civilians. If anything it should be the opposite.
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Alas, Corporate Sovereign lets you take MC civics as a non-MC, but it doesn't let you do the inverse.
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Interesting. So becoming the emperor (and reforming back into MegaCorp) does not give the Computation Core policy?
Yes, it gives you the policy, as you are then a MC. But you can't keep your non-MC civics, like Civil Education.