Could anyone explain to me a this artisan job I got?

[Volatile Schemer]

I'm still in very early game as the preset Certeran Covenant (Dimensional Covenant, Fanatic Spiritualist, Xenophile, Dimensional Worship, Ascensionist).

Nothing of note happened in my game so far but somehow my homeworld received a spontaneous artisan job. I only have three industrial districts, which should translate into three artisan and three metallurgist jobs, yet somehow I have four artisans. There has been no event, no planetary feature, no relic, no contact, no popup, no information, no nothing, just out of the blue, fourth artisan.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3094219668

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3094219845

Is this just a bug or did something actually happen and someone could enlighten me?

[Meewec]

think your screenshots are private

[Kufesska]

maybe leader's consumer good trait, giving job at homeworld?

[Volatile Schemer]

geez everything on steam is private by default these days. fixed

[Volatile Schemer]

Originally posted by Kufesska:

maybe leader's consumer good trait, giving job at homeworld?

Nope. My leader only has Eye for Talent

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3094247141

[corisai]

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

Nope. My leader only has Eye for Talent

Check your capital governor (or Minister of State) instead of Empire Leader ;)

[Volatile Schemer]

Originally posted by corisai:

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

Nope. My leader only has Eye for Talent

Check your capital governor (or Minister of State) instead of Empire Leader ;)

My Minister of State who is also the governor of the world in question is Level 1 and only has the unifier trait. Nothing there about spontanous artisan jobs.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3094250935

[corisai]

Oh, I mistaken the trait. Sorry.

Then my only guess to check capital planet on hidden modifiers. If you are not playing Ironman - use console and type "debugtooltip" to enable hidden info.

[Kufesska]

did you chek ALL your leaders?
commanders, officials and scientists
their traits
with your "leaders" menu tab

[Volatile Schemer]

Originally posted by Kufesska:

did you chek ALL your leaders?
commanders, officials and scientists
their traits
nd not in council - with your "leaders" menu tab

I even went as far as combing through the Wiki and I don't think there's any trait that provides an artisan job.

[Volatile Schemer]

Then my only guess to check capital planet on hidden modifiers. If you are not playing Ironman - use console and type "debugtooltip" to enable hidden info.

Well that's my current running theory. I remember there was an even that giften some sort of manufactory and there's a archeological dig running at the planet and maybe i received the rewards too soon.

And I am running Ironman.

[Kufesska]

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

Originally posted by Kufesska:

did you chek ALL your leaders?
commanders, officials and scientists
their traits
nd not in council - with your "leaders" menu tab

I even went as far as combing through the Wiki and I don't think there's any trait that provides an artisan job.

i am not 100% sure, but AFAIK all traits that used to give flat resource income(consumer goods in your case) now give bonus to that resource and 1-2(depending on resource) job on your capital(or homeworld, not sure)
so this situation looks kinda like that

[Azor]

Originally posted by Kufesska:

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

I even went as far as combing through the Wiki and I don't think there's any trait that provides an artisan job.

i am not 100% sure, but AFAIK all traits that used to give flat resource income(consumer goods in your case) now give bonus to that resource and 1-2(depending on resource) job on your capital(or homeworld, not sure)
so this situation looks kinda like that

op already showed his governor does not have a consumer goods related trait.

[Volatile Schemer]

Originally posted by Kufesska:

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

I even went as far as combing through the Wiki and I don't think there's any trait that provides an artisan job.

i am not 100% sure, but AFAIK all traits that used to give flat resource income(consumer goods in your case) now give bonus to that resource and 1-2(depending on resource) job on your capital(or homeworld, not sure)
so this situation looks kinda like that

I haven't played the game for a while now, but the Wiki states it's been verified for 3.10 and even the game files seem to indicate it's still a percantage bonus.

"planet_jobs_consumer_goods_produces_mult = 0.1"

[Azor]

Originally posted by Volatile Schemer:

Originally posted by Kufesska:

i am not 100% sure, but AFAIK all traits that used to give flat resource income(consumer goods in your case) now give bonus to that resource and 1-2(depending on resource) job on your capital(or homeworld, not sure)
so this situation looks kinda like that

I haven't played the game for a while now, but the Wiki states it's been verified for 3.10 and even the game files seem to indicate it's still a percantage bonus.

"planet_jobs_consumer_goods_produces_mult = 0.1"

traits that used to give resources for free now provide extra jobs on the homeworld + output bonus instead, example: Miner gives +10% miner output and +2 mining jobs instead of +8/+32 minerals. Maybe not all of them. IIRC Unifier only increases unity output while Celebrity adds unity output + culture worker jobs (celebrity used to give +3/+8 unity)

[Kufesska]

Originally posted by Azor:

Originally posted by Kufesska:

i am not 100% sure, but AFAIK all traits that used to give flat resource income(consumer goods in your case) now give bonus to that resource and 1-2(depending on resource) job on your capital(or homeworld, not sure)
so this situation looks kinda like that

op already showed his governor does not have a consumer goods related trait.

i think these traits work just as is
not depending on governing this planet or being in the council