Global Arms Trade - Strategic Industry II

Global Arms Trade - Strategic Industry II Arms Trade

Weapons are new strategic resources required by most global units and can be traded.

Request Steel and Thunder via Deliverator

If you choose not to use Steel and Thunder, then you must delete the folder labeled SI_Steel_and_Thunder from Global Arms Trade.

Also requires Rise & Fall AND Persia & Macedon DLC (referencing the Basilikoi Paides build. I'm Beautiful will definitely crash if you don't have this.)

If the player has the prerequisite strategy and bonus resources, weapons will be produced by the palace and/or selected camp, port, airport, industrial area or campus buildings.

Most pre-modern era weapon sources include palaces as a prerequisite to reduce the difficulty of acquiring weapons.

Constructing zones and/or buildings in each city will generate multiple weapons resources.

These buildings and mine strategic resources are strategic targets. Destroying them will make the weapons resource disappear.

Civilizations that accept traded weapons do not require the necessary buildings or improvements. Although if you don't have a camp or port, the two strategic resource rules still apply.

In order to keep most of the pre-modern era weapon resources relevant in the late game +1 Culture was added to the Archaeological Museum's obsolete technology for the relevant units. Yield only comes from the first copy of each resource. A detailed list can be found in Civiledia at the entrance to the Archaeological Museum.

Other changes:

All Civs receive a free Builder at the start of the game to help the AI ​​start quickly. Deleting the file titled SI_Starting_Builder will delete it if it's not your cup of tea.

Copper, Iron, Aluminum, Coal, Niter, and Oil now appear in a wider range of terrains and features. I did my research and stayed realistic.

Lumber Mill moves to Wheel

Iron move to iron work

New raw material resources and their prerequisites:

Ore (Strategy) (Copper or Iron + Palace or Camp). The first copy gives +1 production to the factory.

Lumber (Bonus) (Lumber Mill).

Lumber (Strategy) (Wood + Palace or Studio). Served directly from the Kitchen, Quadrireme, Catapult, Battering Ram, Siege Tower and Trebuchet (Steel and Thunder). The first copy gives +1 production to the factory.

Marine Fuel (Strategic) (Coal or Oil or Uranium + Port)

Industrial Steel (Strategic) (Iron + Coal + Factory or Shipyard)

Weapon resources and their prerequisites:

Spear (Ore + Palace or Camp)

Chariot (ore+horse+palace or camp)

Sword (Ore + Palace or Military Camp)

Knight equipment (ore + horse + palace or stable)

Crossbow (Ore + Palace or Barracks)

Pax (Iron + Palace or Barracks)

Heavy Armor (Iron + Sword + Palace or Armory)

Musket (nit + palace or armory)

Muskets＆Pikes（Muskets + Pikes + Palace or Armory）

Caravels (timber + shipyard)

Frigate (Wood + Nit + Ore + Shipyard)

Private (Wood + Niter + Ore + Shipyard)

Bomber (Ore + Palace or Armory)

Knights (heavy armor + knight equipment + palace or armory)

Field Artillery (Niter + Ore + Palace or Armory)

Cavalry Ensemble (Muskets + Knight Equipment + Swords + Palace or Military Academy)

Iron (Niter + Iron + Coal + Lumber + Shipyard)

Rifle (nit+iron+palace or military academy)

Bazooka (Industrial Steel + Military Academy)

Military Truck (Industrial Steel + Oil + Power Plant)

Tank (Industrial Steel + Petroleum + Power Plant)

Artillery (Industrial Steel + Military Academy)

Infantry equipment (industrial steel + military academy)

Submarine (industrial steel + oil + seaport)

Battleship (industrial steel + marine fuel + shipyard)

Double wings (oil + wood)

Recon Gear (Industrial Steel + Research Lab)

Machine Gun (Industrial Steel + Power Plant)

Helicopter (Aluminum + Oil + Research Lab)

Destroyer (industrial steel + marine fuel + seaport)

Aircraft carrier (industrial steel + marine fuel + seaport)

Modern Armor (Industrial Steel + Oil + Uranium + Research Laboratory)

Bomber (aluminum + oil + hangar)

Anti-aircraft gun (industrial steel + power plant)

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