City Civic Structures (Game Mechanics)
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System MessagesE-mailsSUI PromptsRadial MenusGame MechanicsCivic Structures are city buildings that can be placed by the mayor only and take no lots. City Halls, Gardens, Garages, Banks, Cloning Facilities, Shuttleports, decorations and mission terminals are Civic Structures; the city rank and Politician skills determine how many/when a structure can be placed and all maintenance costs come from the city treasury. Only the current Mayor has admin to these structures. Deed base civic structures can be added to the city by the mayor simply through selecting the deed radial menu and selecting the Use Deed radial option. This will place the mayor into Structure Placement mode and they may place a structure anywhere within the city's municipal boundry. Structures must fit within the municipal radius however and may not cross this. Players may check the status on a civic structure through opening the structure management terminal radial option and choosing the Status radial option. Gardens have the ability to be renamed through using the structure management terminal radial menu and selecting the Set Name radial option.
A citizen or the mayor may check the status of city structures by using the City Info radial menu and selecting the Structure Report radial option. This will open up the City Structure Report window which will list all available city structures including terminals, decorations and gardens along with their current condition value (between 0 and 100%). Note: Post CU the city structure window has been updated from a simple listing of structures and their condition values. The post-cu window now contains information such as their coordinate locations and structure types. Civic Structure Types and RequirementsPlayer City structures require the city to be a certain rank in order to be placed (detailed above), but also requires the politician player to have certain class skills as well. Each structure within a city adds to the weekly maintenance deducted from the city treasury at the time of the city update. Politician skill is used to place structures and is not required to maintain structures. Structures and specializations are reliant on the city rank to continue to operate.
Requires Novice Politician to place. A City Hall is a civic structure and takes no lots, but provides the Mayor with 250 item limit for decoration or storage. City Hall is the only Player City structure that cannot be redeeded, only destroyed. Once it is placed, the only option is removal which results in the destruction of the city. City Hall is the center of the city radius and is where city administration takes place.
Cloning Center
Garages are civic structures and take no lots. A Player City Garage allows players to repair their vehicles just as NPC Garages do. When a player drives near the Garage, a system message appears stating, "You have entered into the proximity of a vehicle garage." A "Repair" menu option will appear on the player's vehicle and using this option will open the repair estimate window. If a Player City has added a Garage Tax, this percentage will be automatically added into the repair estimate.
Gardens
Garden Types: Small & Mediam Gardens
Large & Exotic Gardens
Shuttleport
Profession Trainers
With Politician Civic Policy II, a Mayor gains the ability to use the /recruitskilltrainer command to place a skill trainer anywhere within the city limits. All class trainers are available to be placed in a Player City except Pilot trainers and Shipwright trainers. Recruiting a trainer costs the city 1k credits from the treasury to place and 1500 credits per week. A Mayor can remove trainers via the radial menu for the item; only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these items.
Mission Terminals
A Mayor with Politician Civic Policy I can use the /installmissionterminal command to place a terminal within city limits; the Mayor stands in the location where the terminal is to be placed, types the command and places the desired terminal using the pop-up window. A Mayor with Martial Policy 4 gains the ability to place faction terminals. In cities with the "Improved Job Market" specialization, the payouts from mission terminals are automatically increased by 20%. Like decorations, terminals take 1k credits from the city treasury to place and adds 1500 credits each to the city's weekly maintenance. Terminals may be picked up by the Mayor using the radial menu. A Mayor can remove terminals via the radial menu for the item; only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these items.
There are several architect-crafted decorations that may be placed anywhere in a Player City by the Mayor. There are some limits on how close decorations can be placed to city structures, and they also place a "footprint" onto the placing grid like structures do. With Politician City Customization I, a Mayor can place statues and streetlamps. At Politician City Customization II, a Mayor can place fountains. Decorations take 1k credits from the city treasury to place and are dropped from the Mayor's inventory into the desired location. A city may have up to its rank X 10 decorations, and every decoration adds 1500 credits each to the city's weekly maintenance. A Mayor can remove decorations via the radial menu for the item; only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these items. Source References
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