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Shrike: /* Technological Effects */

2011-05-13T21:40:39Z

Technological Effects

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	Every point of Transgenic Tech Index can be used to reduce the cost of a '''post-population multiplied''' template by 1, to a minimum of 1/2 of the original cost. This bonus may be spread over multiple templates as desired, so long as the total cost reduction does not exceed the Transgene Tech Index.		Every point of Transgenic Tech Index can be used to reduce the cost of a '''post-population multiplied''' template by 1, to a minimum of 1/2 of the original cost. This bonus may be spread over multiple templates as desired, so long as the total cost reduction does not exceed the Transgene Tech Index.

	However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary ~~+ Secondary~~ than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.		However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2 and no more aggregate Secondary than 10% of the world's Transgenic Tech Index. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.

	===Infrastructural Effects===		===Infrastructural Effects===

Shrike: /* Population Multiplier */

2011-05-12T03:27:20Z

Population Multiplier

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	====Population Multiplier====		====Population Multiplier====
			Round the template cost off before multiplying (15.5 becomes 15).

	:10% of population: x1		:10% of population: x1
	:25% of population: x2		:25% of population: x2

Shrike at 03:17, 12 May 2011

2011-05-12T03:17:18Z

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	:Level 4: 11		:Level 4: 11
	:Level 5: 16.5		:Level 5: 16.5

	~~====Technological Effects====~~
	~~Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.~~

	For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Any additional template is reduced by 1/2 of this. Round the final cost down.

	However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary + Secondary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.

	====Population Multiplier====		====Population Multiplier====
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	:>90% of population: x4		:>90% of population: x4

			====Technological Effects====
			Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.

			Every point of Transgenic Tech Index can be used to reduce the cost of a '''post-population multiplied''' template by 1, to a minimum of 1/2 of the original cost. This bonus may be spread over multiple templates as desired, so long as the total cost reduction does not exceed the Transgene Tech Index.

			However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary + Secondary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.

	===Infrastructural Effects===		===Infrastructural Effects===

Shrike: /* Technological Effects */

2011-05-12T02:58:46Z

Technological Effects

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	Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.		Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.

	For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Round the final cost down.		For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Any additional template is reduced by 1/2 of this. Round the final cost down.

	However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary + Secondary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.		However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary + Secondary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.

Shrike: /* Technological Modifier */

2011-05-12T01:50:41Z

Technological Modifier

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	:Level 5: 16.5		:Level 5: 16.5

	====Technological ~~Modifier~~====		====Technological Effects====
	Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.		Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.

	For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Round the final cost down.		For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Round the final cost down.

			However, technology has its limits. Consequently no single template may not have more aggregate Primary + Secondary than 10% of its world's Transgenic Tech Index, rounded down, plus 2. Going beyond this requires the use of cybernetics or expensive, specialized genetic modifications. These are classed as ''supersoldiers''.

	====Population Multiplier====		====Population Multiplier====

Shrike: /* Technological Modifier */

2011-05-12T01:48:31Z

Technological Modifier

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	Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.		Advanced in medical and transgenic technology make it progessively easier to exceed human limits.

	For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of a transgenic template is reduced by 1. Round the final cost down.		For every 4 full points of Transgenic Tech Index, the base cost of '''the most populous''' transgenic template is reduced by 1. Round the final cost down.

	====Population Multiplier====		====Population Multiplier====

Shrike: Protected "Second Sphere Transgenic Rules" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite)) [cascading]

2010-06-10T20:40:00Z

Protected "Second Sphere Transgenic Rules" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite)) [cascading]

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Shrike: /* Infrastructural Effects */

2010-02-20T06:01:08Z

Infrastructural Effects

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	Note that all bonuses are multiplied by the cost multiplier; eg, a power with 50% of its population (x3 cost multiplier) multiplies whatever applicable bonus by 3.		Note that all bonuses are multiplied by the cost multiplier; eg, a power with 50% of its population (x3 cost multiplier) multiplies whatever applicable bonus by 3.

			'''Elite''' bonuses do not get a multiplier for having greater population percent; you only need so many genius scientists before you run out of laboratories and funding.

	====Caste Systems====		====Caste Systems====
	Of course some nations are known (or possibly notorious) for their caste systems, keeping specific transhuman templates in specific roles. While this allows them to add an effective +2 to their multipliers (up to a max of +4), it does lead to societal unrest; people don't ''like'' being stuck in a specific role. As a result, they suffer a -1 morale penalty.		Of course some nations are known (or possibly notorious) for their caste systems, keeping specific transhuman templates in specific roles. While this allows them to add an effective +2 to their multipliers (up to a max of +4), it does lead to societal unrest; people don't ''like'' being stuck in a specific role. As a result, they suffer a -1 morale penalty.


	===Common Templates===		===Common Templates===

Shrike: /* Common Templates */

2010-02-20T04:40:23Z

Common Templates

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	====Alpha Upgrade====		====Alpha Upgrade====
	:+1 Enhanced Physique, +1 Enhanced Reactions, +1 Enhanced Socialization		:+1 Enhanced Physique, +1 Enhanced Reactions, +1 Enhanced Socialization
	::15 points before transgenic bonus		::19 points before transgenic bonus

	====Icarus Upgrade====		====Icarus Upgrade====
	:+1 Intelligence, +1 Socialization, +3 Zero-Gravity ~~Tertiar~~		:+1 Enhanced Intelligence, +1 Enhanced Socialization, +3 Zero-Gravity Tertiary
	::16 points before transgenic bonus		::19 points before transgenic bonus

	====Atlas Upgrade====		====Atlas Upgrade====
	:+2 ~~Physical~~, +1 Tough Secondary		:+2 Enhanced Physique, +1 Tough Secondary
	::14 points before transgenic bonus		::16 points before transgenic bonus

	====Ishtar Upgrade====		====Ishtar Upgrade====
	:+1 Enhanced Physique, +2 Enhanced Socialization, +1 Conspiracy Tertiary		:+1 Enhanced Physique, +2 Enhanced Socialization, +1 Conspiracy Tertiary
	::17 points before transgenic bonus		::20 points before transgenic bonus

	====Mentis Upgrade====		====Mentis Upgrade====
	:+2 Enhanced Intelligence		:+2 Enhanced Intelligence
	::11 points before transgenic bonus		::15 points before transgenic bonus

	====Omoikane Upgrade====		====Omoikane Upgrade====
	:+2 Enhanced Intelligence, +1 Enhanced Reactions, +1 Enhanced Socialization		:+2 Enhanced Intelligence, +1 Enhanced Reactions, +1 Enhanced Socialization
	::21 points before transgenic bonus		::28 points before transgenic bonus

Shrike at 04:37, 20 February 2010

2010-02-20T04:37:20Z

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	:Main Effect: Infantry combat		:Main Effect: Infantry combat
	:Lesser Effect: Piloting, Damage Control		:Lesser Effect: Piloting, Damage Control
			:Common Infrastructure Effect: +5% Population PIP Output per level
	'''Enhanced Reactions (complex)'''		'''Enhanced Reactions (complex)'''
	:Main Effect: Individual Initiative		:Main Effect: Individual Initiative
	:Lesser Effect: Piloting, Ship Control		:Lesser Effect: Piloting, Ship Control
			:Common Infrastructure Effect: +5% Population CIP Output per level
	'''Enhanced Intelligence (complex)'''		'''Enhanced Intelligence (complex)'''
	:Main Effect: Electronics		:Main Effect: Electronics
	:Lesser Effect: Ship Control		:Lesser Effect: Ship Control
			:Common Infrastructure Effect: +2.5% Population Wealth Output per level
			:Elite Infrastructure Effect: -5% to research and development costs per level
	'''Enhanced Socialization'''		'''Enhanced Socialization'''
	:Main Effect: Command, Diplomacy		:Main Effect: Command, Diplomacy
	:Lesser Effect:		:Lesser Effect:
			:Common Infrastructure Effect: +5% Wealth return from Trade
			:Elite Infrastructure Effect: +1 additional Support generated per quarter per level
			:Elite Infrastructure Effect: +1 additional DAP per quarter per level

	'''Cost'''		'''Cost'''
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	:50% of population: x3		:50% of population: x3
	:>90% of population: x4		:>90% of population: x4


			===Infrastructural Effects===
			For the vast majority of the people in the galaxy, being a transhuman is not about being the best fighter pilot or the toughest marine, but how it affects them in their everyday lives. While of course the specifics are far too varied and detailed for a nation-level game, on the macro level the effects of transhumanism takes the form of bonuses to population-derived economics.

			Note that all bonuses are multiplied by the cost multiplier; eg, a power with 50% of its population (x3 cost multiplier) multiplies whatever applicable bonus by 3.

			====Caste Systems====
			Of course some nations are known (or possibly notorious) for their caste systems, keeping specific transhuman templates in specific roles. While this allows them to add an effective +2 to their multipliers (up to a max of +4), it does lead to societal unrest; people don't ''like'' being stuck in a specific role. As a result, they suffer a -1 morale penalty.