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Corporate Fugitive Commander

Corruption within the Blue Sun corporation is nothing new, nor is it easily caught and punished due to the power and wealth they wield.

You're a mostly unknown low-tier accountant looking to move up in the ranks, with hopes of becoming one of the first employees to colonize Mars and make a name for yourself, and of course, your bank account.

Unfortunately, due to office politics and "less than stellar" performance numbers that may have been manipulated to favor others in higher standing, you were rejected as a candidate, put on a 5-year waitlist for reapplication, and sent back to your cubicle.

Upset and frustrated, you decided to "compensate" for this slight by embezzling small amounts of funds. After all, high level management and executives do it all the time, why shouldn't you?

Unfortunately for you, after a few months, you were caught red handed and arrested. End of the road.

Or, so you thought.

To your surprise, you're granted bail and an unknown benefactor paid it in full. Walking out of the courthouse, a shady but professional looking man leads you into a car you couldn't only ever dream to afford.

Inside, you're greeted by one of Blue Sun's shareholders. She tells you that she has the opportunity of a lifetime for you, one that will get you on Mars and help establish a new source of revenue for her under a new corporation she's creating, Blood Moon.

Due to the clandestine nature of it, you will only be provided with the absolute minimum resources so as to not raise suspicion. Build a functional dome and you will be provided a single Corporate Office prefab.

Succeed, and you'll be richly rewarded with an executive position.

Fail, and you'll die on a barren rock as the expendible and easily replaceable nobody you are.

Decline, and she'll see to it you're given the maxmium sentence.

The choice is obvious.

• 15% increase of revenue from Corporate Offices.
  
• Martian Patents tech unlocked.
  
• Mole People tech unlocked. Criminal activity is better done underground from prying eyes...

• Starting resources - One rocket, some drones, 10 each of Mechanical Parts and Electronics, one Transport and Explorer Rover, and no cash.
  
• Periodic trickle of $50m in Sponsor support.
  
• Significantly smaller applicant pool.
  
• All colonists/droids have the Renegade trait due to prior criminal activity, or being around those who do.
  
• All applicants cost $100m in bribes to join you on Mars.
  
• $20B independance cost.
  
• $15m export per rare metal resource.

• Covert Ops Enhancements - Allows for more criminal actions against your rivals, notably stealing their unique vehicles and buildings.
  
• More Rivals - Gives you an opportunity to perform criminal actions against more colonies.
  
• Slower Research - What it says on the tin. Change research to be slower at varying degrees for added difficulty.
  
• WW Regolith Refinary - Generate a very small trickle of metal, rare metals, and exotic crystals from waste rock. Saves you from the hell of asteroid farming and having to juggle three different maps.
  
• Rx - (Insert Mods here) - Silva's (now named Dash) updated mods from the original game.
  
• Bankruptcy - Crank the difficulty up even more by putting yourself into a huge amount of debt, but be able to print drones and androids.
  
• WW Apocalypse Game Rule - Make buildings on the surface much more difficult to maintain/function with significantly increased disaster events, encouraging underground building.

• Fix icons for Mission Sponsor Goals and the Blood Moon faction in the politics screen. Mod Editor as of SM:R ver. 1.0.3 is currently bugged and not allowing it.
  
• Fix the 30 Officer sponsor goal. Game isn't liking what I'm doing. Investigating and have a temporary placeholder of 150 colonists until I nail it down.
  
• Grant a small amount of money when successful Covert Ops actions occur.
  
• Adjustments based on feedback or my own inspiration.