Infinite Possibility Matrix

Digital industry is booming. From the thrill of simulating a first person adventure to relaxing on a digital resort, virtual entertainment has never been more engaging - or as addictive. While this burgeoning industry represents a key economic driver, production in the physical world has begun to suffer as people spend more and more time in their digital utopias. Some are in danger of losing touch with "real" life completely, but could still contribute to society by participating in the digital economy. Should we ban addictive virtual worlds, promote them as a new form of lucrative entertainment or find a middle ground through regulation?

The command below will trigger the "Infinite Possibility Matrix" event in Stellaris:

When this event fires, you can choose between these 4 options:

• Ban persistently addictive virtual worlds.
  • Gain modifier: Outlawed Virtual Worlds
• Promote these virtual paradises.
  • Gain modifier: Promoted Virtual Worlds
• Finally, the ultimate paradise!
  Available only if Requires civic: Pleasure Seekers; Requires civic: Corporate Hedonism.
  • Unity: +None to None
  • Gain modifier: Promoted Virtual Worlds
• Regulate the industry.
  • Gain modifier: Regulated Virtual Worlds

Stellaris events fire in chains — one event leads to the next. Here is how Infinite Possibility Matrix (synth.1010) connects.