School (70s)

A Touch of Eastern Bloc Nostalgia: The 70s School Mod for Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

Bring a distinct period charm to your burgeoning Soviet Republic with the meticulously crafted “School (70s)” mod. This addition draws inspiration from a real-world architectural gem, a school building located in Lublin, Poland, faithfully recreating its aesthetic for the game. Far more than just a cosmetic upgrade, this mod introduces vital educational infrastructure that will shape the future of your populace.

Expanding Educational Opportunities

The primary structure of the 70s School is designed to accommodate a significant influx of young minds. It boasts the capacity to employ 30 workers with basic education, who will manage the day-to-day operations, alongside a dedicated staff of 30 teachers. Together, they are equipped to educate approximately 360 pupils, providing essential schooling for the next generation of your republic’s workforce and citizens.

Enhancing Citizen Well-being with a Gym

Complementing the academic facilities, this mod also includes a versatile school gym. This attachable building functions as a dedicated sports facility, offering your citizens a space for recreation and physical activity. The gym requires a small staff of 5 workers to operate efficiently and can serve up to 50 citizens, contributing to their overall happiness and health.

Key Features of the School (70s) Mod:

  • Authentic 1970s architectural style, based on a real Polish building.
  • Capacity for 30 basic education workers and 30 teachers.
  • Educates up to 360 pupils, fostering future generations.
  • Includes an attachable school gym for sports and recreation.
  • The gym employs 5 workers and serves 50 citizens.

Integrating the School (70s) mod into your Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic playthrough offers a unique blend of historical accuracy and functional gameplay enhancement. It’s an ideal way to add depth to your city’s infrastructure and ensure a well-rounded development for your growing population.

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