The extraction range can be increased by building trade hub modules and a hyperlane registrar building up to a maximum collection range of 7 hyperlane jumps from the starbase. By default, every starbase will only extract trade value from the system in which it is located.
There must be an owned starbase within range of the system and it must be of higher than outpost level in order to extract trade value from the system.In order to successfully exploit trade value, two conditions must be met: Additionally, small amounts of trade value can be found as deposits in space, representing various resources that do not have industrial applications, but nevertheless are desirable to the population.Įach unit of trade value exploited is converted into energy credits and, depending on the trade policy, additional consumer goods, unity or both. The trade value of a planet is affected by its stability, with 100 stability giving +30% trade value and 0 stability −50%.
All pops generate a small amount of trade value based on their living standards, with higher living standard pops generating more trade value, and trade value also being produced by a number of different jobs such as clerks and merchants. Trade value is an in-game numerical value that represents the civilian and private-sector economy of an empire as well as the total value of all goods being traded. Corporate empires on the other hand are highly dependent on it while Merchant Guilds empires who are not dependent on it, can still benefit from generating trade value by gaining more unity from merchants.
By default starbases will only exploit trade value inside the system they are built, but their collection range can be extended by 1 hyperlane jump for each trade hub module or hyperlane registrar building constructed on the starbase.Ĭivilian trade is not available to Gestalt Consciousness empires. Trade value is collected and exploited by starbases above outpost level. 1.2.1 Creating and expanding trade routes.
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