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Victoria 3 Industrial Age World History Plot Line V1.98

This is a historic feat. The Republic of Alaska will begin a new story. A new name, a new flag, and a republican ambition! !

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Diplomacy

Major changes have been made to infamy and land invasion, accelerating the rate of improving relations and reducing the impact of infamy (a 10% diplomatic relations drop at its maximum of 100 points).

Peace treaties now only last for 36 months.

Wartime logic has been changed to favor engagement. Winning by stalling will theoretically no longer occur.

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Economy

Increases administrative power required for trade to prevent small nations from recklessly purchasing resources and causing computer lag.

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Buildings

Changes the shift key to 5 buildings per click, and the control key to 25 buildings per click.

Adjusts the construction sector (building power increase is now uniformly set to 10, and regional building efficiency is now uniformly set to 1%).

Increases labor input: 10,000 → 7.5,000 → 5,000 → 2.5,000.

Raw material input has been significantly reduced compared to the original version.

Increasing material usage by level while reducing labor usage aligns with the principle that capital density displaces labor.

Changes have been made to some owners.

Increases the tax revenue of office buildings, and authority increases gradually.

Port, building, and barracks caps removed.
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Increases train capacity and infrastructure.
Changes carriage infrastructure increases to building throughput increases.
Adds a production method: Official Road, with no technology requirements, allowing for earlier development of the inland.

Adds a new building—School—and changes the teacher qualification system for school buildings.
Both types of schools increase technology diffusion.

Adds a Hardwood Mill and separates Hardwood manufacturing to prevent the production and consumption of Hardwood from being significantly impacted by changes to Forestry.

Increase rural affordability (serfs: 20,000 yuan → subsistence farmers: 30,000 yuan → collective farms: 50,000 yuan)
Change the operating model of subsistence farms
Increase the output of subsistence farms under the planned economy
Reduce the capacity of subsistence farms under serfdom to reflect the wealth disparity created by land annexation, resulting in a lack of land for farming, a lack of income, and the need to purchase grain at high prices, which wealthy households then used to amass wealth.

Increase market ownership options
Increase the market's impact on local prices
Increase the market's appeal to the public, preventing people from fleeing due to similar living standards within the