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Paradise Dome

Unity building
Not built directly

Paradise Dome is an unity building in Stellaris 4.5.2. It costs 600 Minerals, 50 Exotic Gases and takes 480 days to build, with an upkeep of 5 Energy Credits, 1 Exotic Gases a month. It adds First Class Passengers jobs, depending on the empire. Housing +1,500. It needs Idyllic Architecture.

Cost
600Minerals50Exotic Gases
Upkeep
5Energy Credits1Exotic Gases
Build time
480 days
Housing
+1500
ID
building_passenger_paradise

Jobs Paradise Dome adds

Jobs come from the building's job modifiers; 4.x counts jobs in hundreds (a district adds 100). Variants for other kinds of empires are listed with their condition.

  • Not: Country flag: suspended_passenger_services
    • Owner
      • Not: Country flag: suspended_passenger_services

Cost, upkeep and output

Base values from the building's resources block; conditional variants (nomadic empires pay other resources, for example) open with their condition.

Cost
600Minerals50Exotic Gases
60Rare Crystals — Nomadic empire
  • Nomadic empire
Upkeep a month
5Energy Credits1Exotic Gases

Upgrade chain

upgrades = { } in the files: each building upgrades to the next.

  1. Passenger Estates
  2. →Paradise Dome

How to unlock Paradise Dome

Shown when (potential)
Destroyed or converted when (destroy_trigger)

In the game

A fully enclosed habitation dome with a self-contained ecosystem, a private paradise for those with the proper tickets.

ID

building_passenger_paradise

Paradise Dome: questions

How much does Paradise Dome cost in Stellaris?

600 Minerals, 50 Exotic Gases, 480 days to build; upkeep 5 Energy Credits, 1 Exotic Gases a month (common/buildings, base values).

What jobs does Paradise Dome give?

Depending on the empire: First Class Passengers.

What does Paradise Dome upgrade from and to?

It is upgraded from Passenger Estates.

What is the ID of Paradise Dome?

building_passenger_paradise (common/buildings, Stellaris 4.5.2).

Source: common/buildings/24_nomads_buildings.txt, Stellaris Cygnus v4.5.2 (9776). Base values before modifiers.

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