Yes, which is what I said.
No? We're had four corruption rolls so far while your post only mentioned the three from last turn.
Anyway, this isn't really important. I'm more interested in figuring out the best way to raise our Income before the resources from Exegol Inventory run out. Ideally I would like to get an Income of at least 100 Resources per turn before getting into the shinies like cloning. Which I would like to do sooner rather than later, but I want an functional economy to support any cloning endeavours.
Right now, we are looking at an effective Income of 60 once corruption is applied. I'm leaning towards doing Bacta Farms to resolve the Health crisis and get more resources, but I don't like the look of that "Massive rise in Corruption". I am interested in doing Luxury Venues to trade Basing and Food for Consumer Goods and IS because it is a cheap while Wineries is another cheap option to improve our IS and Consumer Goods at the expense of Food and Basing though that Cap Good cost is unpleasant. Food Processing Facility is something I feel should be done sooner rather than latter because the narrative consequences of being forced to feed raw food to our people.
In other areas, I want to finish the second stage of Water Treatment Plants even if it costs us more IS while I also want to get more Logistics. I am not sure if returning to Maglev Line Expansion is the better option or if we should bite the bullet and go for the more costly, but more rewarding Surface Spaceports for the narrative benefits of having some spaceports. In Industry, I want to do Hyperdrive Manufacturing Facility because it is the project that gives 20 Income, but only Major Corruption.
Speaking of corruption, I think that with their low progress cost, we can afford to do Luxury Residences, Computer Assembly Plant and Wineries personally because we might be able to get them with one die and putting two dice on them puts on par with the Subordinate option if we are willing to choose time over corruption. Saving that corruption means we can afford to do some of the more rewarding projects that have high progress and high corruption.
Corruption will always be a thing, it's just that Palpatine actively encouraged it at the expense of an actual working government so unless we do some major reforms and keep using the Palpatine system it will be a bigger problem than it would in a government designed to actually work instead of being a giant Dark Side dust refinery.
Which we cannot afford to do until we got a stable position. I would like to do some reforms at somepoint, but we need to get into a position to afford those reforms and to get into that position, we will need to embrace some corruption in the short term.
