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I didn't know about the Nebula thing, that's awesome.
Another thing most people don't realize is that the increased production of Astrometeorologist jobs is triggered by *any* environmental effect in the system, not just storm. Nebulas for example also count. (And the Ocean Paradise origin from Aquatics DLC has you start inside a nebula.)
@TrueWolves
Noted. I'll keep it in mind and if I feel the civic became too strong I'll reduce the attraction/repulsion bonus. But I do like the idea of increasing them for everyone with a rare tech.
I'll surely give this a try, its a nice buff to a civic with amazing RP potential