Missile Trading

Mastering Diplomacy with Missile Trading in Civilization VI

Elevate your diplomatic strategies in Sid Meier’s Civilization VI with the Missile Trading mod, a groundbreaking addition that transforms your nuclear arsenal into a potent tool for negotiation and leverage. This mod introduces a clandestine missile market, allowing you to discreetly engage in the exchange of powerful nuclear and thermonuclear devices without revealing the true extent of your stockpiles.

The Art of the Hidden Deal

Missile Trading seamlessly integrates into the existing diplomacy screen, offering a sophisticated way to manage your most formidable weapons. Instead of a direct display of missile counts, this mod creates hidden proxy resources. When a trade is finalized, these proxies are converted back into your actual weapons inventory, ensuring that your strategic capabilities remain veiled from prying eyes, both AI and human.

Key Features for Strategic Advantage

• Trade completed Nuclear and Thermonuclear Devices through the standard diplomacy deal interface.
• Maintain the secrecy of your missile stockpile levels during all negotiations.
• Engage in fully flexible pricing for player-to-player missile trades, allowing for dynamic deal-making.
• Conduct trades with AI leaders at a fixed, universally applied price of 1000 Gold per missile.
• Initiate buys or sells of missiles with AI civilizations under established diplomatic rules.
• AI leaders retain the ability to accept or refuse missile trade proposals based on their own diplomatic calculus.
• Option to hide proxy missile resources from the top bar and resource reports for enhanced discretion.

Navigating AI and Human Negotiations

When dealing with AI leaders, each missile transaction is set at a consistent cost of 1000 Gold, a price that cannot be altered within the deal itself. However, AI leaders will still evaluate these offers and may reject them if they deem the terms unfavorable. For human players, the possibilities are far broader. You can negotiate missile exchanges with fellow players with complete freedom, setting any price you deem appropriate. The crucial element remains: your exact stockpile numbers stay hidden, adding a layer of suspense and strategic depth to every interaction.

Enhancing Political Intrigue

The core philosophy behind Missile Trading is to make nuclear weapons feel like true strategic leverage, rather than mere numbers on a ledger. This mod injects a heightened sense of danger, political maneuvering, and overall intrigue into the diplomatic landscape of Sid Meier’s Civilization VI. Each deal, whether with an AI or another player, can transfer up to one Nuclear Missile and one Thermonuclear Missile, ensuring that these potent transfers are significant yet managed within the existing framework of the game.