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Dan at 22:41, 15 September 2024

2024-09-15T22:41:25Z

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	Commercial entities (i.e., companies) produce and assemble much of Star Fleet's assets. However, each one is limited by its infrastructure in the quantity of what it produces. When a company enters the canon game, its size is identified either by the available data or through random rolls.		Commercial entities (i.e., companies) produce and assemble much of Star Fleet's assets. However, each one is limited by its infrastructure in the quantity of what it produces. When a company enters the canon game, its size is identified either by the available data or through random rolls.

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			\|+ '''Corporate Starting Size'''
	!\| Roll 1d20		!\| Roll 1d20
	!\| Result		!\| Result
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	Once a year, each company rolls on 1d100 to see if it expands or even possibly reduces in size.		Once a year, each company rolls on 1d100 to see if it expands or even possibly reduces in size.
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	!\| Roll 1d100		\|+ '''Corporate Growth / Decline'''
			! style="width: 80px;" \| Roll 1d100
	!\| Result		!\| Result
	\|-		\|-
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	As companies that sell products to customers other than (only) Star Fleet are healthier—not being dependent upon one client—they enjoy positive benefits to the growth role. However, this requires that they devote a certain portion of their production capability to their civilian products for the entire year, thereby being unavailable for Star Fleet's production requirements (except in times of [[Economy#Economy_Type\|War or Gearing Up]]). The following table provides the roll bonuses for expansion:		As companies that sell products to customers other than (only) Star Fleet are healthier—not being dependent upon one client—they enjoy positive benefits to the growth role. However, this requires that they devote a certain portion of their production capability to their civilian products for the entire year, thereby being unavailable for Star Fleet's production requirements (except in times of [[Economy#Economy_Type\|War or Gearing Up]]). The following table provides the roll bonuses for expansion:

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			\|+ '''Civilian Sector Modifier'''
	!\| Civilian<br>Percentage		!\| Civilian<br>Percentage
	!\| Roll Addition		!\| Roll Addition
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	\|}		\|}



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Dan at 22:35, 15 September 2024

2024-09-15T22:35:17Z

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	* If a company increased in size the year prior, 10 is added to the next year's roll.		* If a company increased in size the year prior, 10 is added to the next year's roll.
	* If a company decreased in size the year prior, 10 is subtracted from the next year's roll.		* If a company decreased in size the year prior, 10 is subtracted from the next year's roll.
	* When a megacorp increases above a 1million mt/month capacity, it is very likely to add the additional infrastructure on a ~~new~~ planet (to ~~its presence)~~. If it decreases below that amount, then one facility on a planet is shuttered (in totality), which may require a reduction of more than the minimal 10%.		* When a megacorp increases above a 1million mt/month capacity, it is very likely to add the additional infrastructure on a different planet, maybe one closer to necessary resources. If it decreases below that amount, then one facility on a planet is shuttered (in totality), which may require a reduction of more than the minimal 10%.
	* Companies that devote significant production capability to civilian sales (''i.e.'', non-Star Fleet) receive additional roll additions (see below).		* Companies that devote significant production capability to civilian sales (''i.e.'', non-Star Fleet) receive additional roll additions (see below).

Dan at 22:34, 15 September 2024

2024-09-15T22:34:01Z

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	Commercial entities (i.e., companies) produce and assemble much of ~~Starfleet~~'s assets. However, each one is limited by its infrastructure in the quantity of what it produces. When a company enters the canon game, its size is identified either by the available data or through random rolls.		Commercial entities (i.e., companies) produce and assemble much of Star Fleet's assets. However, each one is limited by its infrastructure in the quantity of what it produces. When a company enters the canon game, its size is identified either by the available data or through random rolls.

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	* If a company increased in size the year prior, 10 is added to the next year's roll.		* If a company increased in size the year prior, 10 is added to the next year's roll.
	* If a company decreased in size the year prior, 10 is subtracted from the next year's roll.		* If a company decreased in size the year prior, 10 is subtracted from the next year's roll.
	* If a megacorp increases, the additional infrastructure ~~is built~~ on a new planet (to its presence). If it decreases, then one facility on a planet is shuttered (in totality), ~~meaning it~~ may ~~reduce by~~ more than the minimal 10%.		* When a megacorp increases above a 1million mt/month capacity, it is very likely to add the additional infrastructure on a new planet (to its presence). If it decreases below that amount, then one facility on a planet is shuttered (in totality), which may require a reduction of more than the minimal 10%.
	* Companies that devote significant production capability to civilian sales (i.e., non-~~Starfleet~~) receive additional roll additions (see below).		* Companies that devote significant production capability to civilian sales (''i.e.'', non-Star Fleet) receive additional roll additions (see below).

	As companies that sell products to customers other than (only) ~~Starfleet~~ are ~~healthier, for not~~ being dependent upon one ~~client, they~~ enjoy positive benefits to the growth role. However, this requires that they devote a certain portion of their production capability to their civilian products for the entire year, thereby being unavailable for ~~Starfleet~~'s production requirements (except in times of [[Economy#Economy_Type\|War or Gearing Up]]). The following table provides the roll bonuses for expansion:		As companies that sell products to customers other than (only) Star Fleet are healthier—not being dependent upon one client—they enjoy positive benefits to the growth role. However, this requires that they devote a certain portion of their production capability to their civilian products for the entire year, thereby being unavailable for Star Fleet's production requirements (except in times of [[Economy#Economy_Type\|War or Gearing Up]]). The following table provides the roll bonuses for expansion:

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Dan at 15:32, 15 March 2017

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	\| Roll 1d10: on 1, ceases operations permanently (bought up, scandal, business failure)		\| Roll 1d10: on 1 (1-3, if decreased in size previous year) ceases operations permanently (bought up, scandal, business failure)
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2-6		\| 2-6

Dan at 15:31, 15 March 2017

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	\| 1		\| 1
	\| ~~Ceases~~ operations permanently		\| Roll 1d10: on 1, ceases operations permanently (bought up, scandal, business failure)
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	\| 2-6		\| 2-6

Dan at 15:27, 15 March 2017

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	The size of the company determines how much production it can provide within a month:		The size of the company determines how much production (not assembly) it can provide within a month:

	* Small Business: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month		* Small Business: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month

Dan at 03:12, 10 March 2017

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-Small Company: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month
+The size of the company determines how much production it can provide within a month:
 Medium Company: 10,000 to 100,000 mt/month
-Large Corporation: 100,000 to 1,000,000 mt/month
+* Small Business: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month
-Immense Conglomeration: 1,000,000 mt/month and up
+* Medium Company: 10,000 to 100,000 mt/month
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Dan: Created page with " Small Company: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month Medium Company: 10,000 to 100,000 mt/month Large Corporation: 100,000 to 1,000,000 mt/month Immense Conglomeration: 1,000,000 mt/mont..."

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Created page with " Small Company: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month Medium Company: 10,000 to 100,000 mt/month Large Corporation: 100,000 to 1,000,000 mt/month Immense Conglomeration: 1,000,000 mt/mont..."

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Small Company: 1,000 to 10,000 mt/month
Medium Company: 10,000 to 100,000 mt/month
Large Corporation: 100,000 to 1,000,000 mt/month
Immense Conglomeration: 1,000,000 mt/month and up

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