Changes: Morale

Revision as of 18:16, 19 July 2020

Morale represents the happiness of the population, and is divided by Unrecognized icon name Population to compute Unrecognized icon name Approval. Thus, to maintain Unrecognized icon name Approval, it is important for Unrecognized icon name Morale to keep pace with the Unrecognized icon name Population, which will grow for the sake of Unrecognized icon name Raw Production. Higher Unrecognized icon name Morale also enables a higher Unrecognized icon name Tax Rate, so Unrecognized icon name Morale is also important for growing the Unrecognized icon name Treasury.

Synthetic Life are not concerned with Unrecognized icon name Morale, as they receive +100 Unrecognized icon name Morale everywhere and thus always have 100% Unrecognized icon name Approval. Their challenge is the direct construction of Unrecognized icon name Population.

Generation

Unrecognized icon name Morale does not grow naturally per turn as Unrecognized icon name Population will, so it is necessary to active bolster Unrecognized icon name Morale, mostly through the construction of Improvements, such as the Unrecognized icon name Entertainment Center, Unrecognized icon name Entertainment Capital, and the Unrecognized icon name Harmony Crystals resource. Intimidating civilizations can pursue the Unrecognized icon name Intimidation Center. Many Unrecognized icon name Morale improvements depend on specific Abilities and Race Types.

Other sources of Unrecognized icon name Morale bonuses:

The technologies Unrecognized icon name Xeno Geology, Unrecognized icon name Populist Party, Unrecognized icon name Supportive Population, Unrecognized icon name Approval-focused Culture, Unrecognized icon name The Way of Bliss, Unrecognized icon name Easy to Please and Unrecognized icon name Shadow Enforcers
Certain galactic events and colonization events
Certain planet types
The Galaxy United Celebration resolution
The Hopeful ability
The Unrecognized icon name Celebrity citizen in
Certain governments and crisis events in
Certain mercenary ships in
The Needy ability, Jeff ship and Temple of Jeff improvement in the Heroes of Star Control: Origins DLC
An anomaly in the Precursor Worlds DLC

Unrest

Unrest is a negative effect on Unrecognized icon name Morale that is proportional to the Unrecognized icon name Tax Rate. The higher the Unrecognized icon name Tax Rate, the lower the Unrecognized icon name Morale, so Unrecognized icon name Approval is a soft cap on the Unrecognized icon name Tax Rate, and taxes are a good way to consume Unrecognized icon name Morale in excess of the Unrecognized icon name Population.

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-'''Morale''' represents the happiness of the population, and is divided by {{Population}} to compute {{Approval}}. Thus, to maintain {{Approval}}, it is important for {{Morale}} to keep pace with the {{Population}}, which will grow for the sake of {{Raw Production}}.
+'''Morale''' represents the happiness of the population, and is divided by {{Population}} to compute {{Approval}}. Thus, to maintain {{Approval}}, it is important for {{Morale}} to keep pace with the {{Population}}, which will grow for the sake of {{Raw Production}}. Higher {{Morale}} also enables a higher {{Tax Rate}}, so {{Morale}} is also important for growing the {{Treasury}}.
 [[Synthetic Life]] are not concerned with {{Morale}}, as they receive {{Morale|+100}} everywhere and thus always have 100% {{Approval}}. Their challenge is the direct construction of {{Population}}.
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 == Generation ==
-{{Morale}} does not grow naturally per turn as {{Population}} will, so it is necessary to active bolster {{Morale}}, mostly through the construction of [[Improvement]]s, such as the {{CrusadeImp|approval|Entertainment Center}}, {{CrusadeImp|approval|Entertainment Capital}}, and the {{Harmony Crystals}} resource. Many {{Morale}} improvements depend on specific [[Abilities]] and [[Race Types]].
+{{Morale}} does not grow naturally per turn as {{Population}} will, so it is necessary to active bolster {{Morale}}, mostly through the construction of [[Improvement]]s, such as the {{CrusadeImp|approval|Entertainment Center}}, {{CrusadeImp|approval|Entertainment Capital}}, and the {{Harmony Crystals}} resource. {{Malevolent|Intimidating}} civilizations can pursue the {{CrusadeImp|approval|Intimidation Center}}. Many {{Morale}} improvements depend on specific [[Abilities]] and [[Race Types]].
 Other sources of {{Morale}} bonuses:
-* Technologies including {{RT|invasion|Xeno Geology}}, {{RT|economics|Populist Party}}, {{RT|economics|Supportive Population}}, {{RT|economics|Approval-focused Culture}}, {{RT|economics|The Way of Bliss}}, {{RT|economics|Easy to Please}} and {{RT|economics|Shadow Enforcers}}
+* The technologies {{RT|ct|Xeno Geology}}, {{RT|at|Populist Party}}, {{RT|at|Supportive Population}}, {{RT|at|Approval-focused Culture}}, {{RT|at|The Way of Bliss}}, {{RT|at|Easy to Please}} and {{RT|at|Shadow Enforcers}}
-* Certain [[Galactic events]] and [[Colonization events]]
+* Certain [[galactic events]] and [[colonization events]]
-* Certain [[Planet types]]
+* Certain [[planet types]]
 * The [[Galaxy United Celebration]] resolution
 * The [[Hopeful]] ability
 * The {{Cit|Celebrity}} citizen in {{Crusade}}
-* Certain [[Cabinet]] members, [[Crisis events]] and [[Ship]]s in {{Intrigue}}
+* Certain [[government]]s and [[crisis events]] in {{Intrigue}}
-* Certain [[Mercenary]] ships in {{Mercenaries}}
+* Certain [[mercenary]] ships in {{Mercenaries}}
 * The [[Needy]] ability, [[Jeff]] ship and [[Temple of Jeff]] improvement in the [[Heroes of Star Control: Origins DLC]]
-* An [[Anomaly]] in the [[Precursor Worlds DLC]]
+* An [[anomaly]] in the [[Precursor Worlds DLC]]
+== Unrest ==
+Unrest is a negative effect on {{Morale}} that is proportional to the {{Tax Rate}}. The higher the {{Tax Rate}}, the lower the {{Morale}}, so {{Approval}} is a soft cap on the {{Tax Rate}}, and taxes are a good way to consume {{Morale}} in excess of the {{Population}}.
 [[Category:Galactic Civilizations III]]