Expands gameplay options for Megacorps by adding a dozen new civics.
Designed to help Megacorps play up their advantages in trade value generation while remaining balanced with standard empires.


You can see the ingame descriptions in the image album. Thinking about how to spec your corporation is half the fun of the game!
Origins

• Need more Trade League in your life? Megacorps that pick Common Ground now start in a Trade League instead of Galactic Union. Buy Local, Buy League!
  
• Want to start on an ecumenopolis and really embrace the consumerism? Check out this companion mod:
  
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Civics

• Automated Workforce: Do you wish your employees could work 3 shifts a day and never called in sick?
  
• Banking Clans: Mastering the art of separating Xenos from their Credits through endless banking fees.
  
• Consumer Culture: We interrupt this sale to ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SALE!!! The more you spend, the more you earn!!
  
• Efficiency Experts: So, what would you say, you DO here?
  
• Employee Ownership: What happens when your local organic coop takes over all world governments.
  
• Executive Worship: Don't try your best, because it won't cut it. You need to try MY best instead.
  
• Founder-CEO Cult: Capture the magic of startup culture in a bottle! Elon Musk would be proud!
  
• Integrated Trading Fleets: When your military actually does exist just to help the corporate bottom line.
  
• Maniacal Monopolists: Nothing disrupts the competition's plans like a volley of proton torpedoes.
  
• Peak Production: Boost those production quotas at any cost! What's the worst that could happen?!
  
• Premium Membership: No one is crazy enough to risk their Space Amazon Prime membership by shopping with competitors.
  
• Reclamation Division: Some people actually do just want to build better worlds for their customers.
  
• Refining Consortium: Evil Oil Companies! But in SPACE!
  
• Scientific Syndication: The Corporate Scientific Method asks: what if we just throw more money at this hypothesis?
  
• Thought Auditors: Human Resources meets 1984.
  
• Urban Moguls: If you're gonna build a city over the whole planet, you better make sure you build some office space to lease.
  

Additional Details
Not everything can be easily communicated through the descriptions in the image albums, or may not be apparent just playing the game.
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Banking Clans' special building, the Mercantile Complex, is available with a Planetary Administration building (pop size 10 capital.)

Just like Merchant Guilds/Technocracy, Banking Clans/Scientific Syndication grants 1/1/2 merchant/science director jobs for the 10/40/80 pop capital upgrades.

The bonus trade value on Consumer Culture is +0.25.

Employee Ownership empires also get access to Communal Housing instead of Luxury Housing, so you can be just as equal as your unincorporated communist friends.

Urban Moguls' special district can only be made via a planetary decision to convert a city district. Read the update notes. The Commercial Arcology now stands alongside the Leisure Arcology, but if you drop the civic it will convert into them.

The Arcology Project decision for Urban Moguls empires costs energy instead of minerals, and completes a little faster.

Peak Production's unique decision, Intensify Industrialization, has a randomly rolled negative outcome upon completion. This can be adding light devastation, creating tile blockers, or sometimes losing a district. It also adds the Hyperindustrialized planet modifier. You were warned!

Should you change civics or capture a planet with one, the Colossal Manufactory feature will stay. The Hyperindustrialized modifier also stays.

If you do not have the Peak Production civic, you can use the decision Clean Up Industrial Sites to remove the feature and modifier.

If you encounter a hostile Maniacal Monopolist, you can have the "Dismantle Monopoly" Casus belli available, granting the "Trust Busting" wargoal. This is akin to "end threat" for other purifiers.

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Tech Weight Modifiers
Several civics have weight modifiers. Keep in mind that if a civic seems to not be useful early on, it may have weightings to help you unlock its bonuses!


In an attempt to provide good and thorough documentation to the standard of a Byzantine bureaucrat, I've given more complete documentation here: mod_detail.php?publishedfileid=2038067986
If there's a compatibility question, please consult that guide!
Compatibility at a Glance
The five "Entirely Overwritten File" offenders in this mod are:

• 00_social_classes - used to grant the trade value per pop from civic_consumerism.
  
• 00_empire_names - used to plug the custom government names in this mod (Industrial Consortium, Optimized Venture, Megacooperative, Avaricious Bancorp) into random name generation for the AI. Otherwise when they got an affected government name they'd roll blank text for everything.
  
• 02_rural_districts - the 3.0 patch change file behavior specifically on these districts, so they cannot be updated standalone anymore. This is only for the Urban moguls civic, so you can use ANY district altering mods so long as you don't use Urban Moguls.
  
• 02_specialist_jobs - changes the 3 refinery jobs, managers, and bureaucrats for related civics.
  
• 03_worker_jobs - literally only modifies clerks for civic_founder_cult
  

This mod also tweaks the event origin.55, the event to create a federation on game start (Common Ground & Hegemony origins). It does not adjust origins.txt or 01_game_start files, nor does it replace origin_events_1.