If no jobs are available, the pop becomes unemployed. As pops grow, they will fill up available jobs. They have different stratums, Rulers, Specialists, and Workers. These buildings can then be upgraded similar to the old system. You can see the number of available districts, tile blockers, and rare planetary features in the surface tab when viewing a planet.īuildings can be built on planets that provide more of different types of jobs when the pop count on that planet increases to 5, 10, 15, and so on. Tile blockers function the same way they used to.

The total number of available districts is dictated by the Planet Size, while total number of certain districts is dependent on planetary features, which can sometimes be blocked by tile blockers. Mining Districts provide Miner jobs, which provide 4 Minerals per pop and housing for their workers.Īgriculture Districts provide Farmer jobs, which provide 6 Food per pop and housing for their workers. Generator Districts provide Technician jobs, which provide 4 EC per pop and housing for their workers. New resources like these will be explained later in the guide. They also provide Clerk jobs, which produce 2 Trade Value and 2 Amenities per pop. Jobs will be explained in more detail later in the guide. although other districts also provide suitable housing for their workers, Specialist jobs will need housing from cities or buildings. The tile system has been removed entirely and replaced with the District system.Ĭity Districts are a source of housing. The most drastic change, which is the planetary and pop rework, will be covered first. Note that I wrote this on mobile and also posting on mobile because my PC died a week ago, so sorry for the format. I am aware that things may be left out, but I tried to cover the biggest changes in an easy to understand way. I posted this on r/stellaris but I figured I'd post it here as well.

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