Stimulants

Stimulants has a short description: “stimulants for long-distance marches” Confirmed by the game files, build 23882143. Recorded changes are +0.7 movement speed and +60 rotation speed, bought with 100 maximum hit points. These effects were extracted, so claiming the extraction cannot see them is incorrect. The description concerns long marches, but movement changes can also affect combat. This review has not measured a specific unit’s final speed or the runtime application of every modifier.

Stimulants and Tower drive both have recorded movement effects, build 23882143. Raw components also contain movement and traverse parameters. A missing value on an individual fiche does not establish absence from the demo. Stimulants changes movement and rotation while reducing maximum hit points. This review does not establish every application formula for a selected unit or its movement conditions. That is a limit of this review, not a proven gap in the original game files.

Compare marching speed with lost protection and the infantry role admitted by this module. The Empire has mobile support: Repair site is described as able to move, and Mobile support camp costs 350 minerals and 45 population. That is army context rather than confirmed carriers for Stimulants. The module’s movement effects and health penalty are recorded. Compatibility for a specific unit and final marching time require separate checks; mobile support alone does not prove this module can be fitted there.

Stimulants records a movement-speed gain of 0.7 and a maximum-hit-point penalty. Baseline movement parameters exist in raw components, so it is incorrect to claim that no unit in the files records speed. This review does not establish the complete application formula and final movement for the chosen unit; no percentage improvement has been calculated here. Consider both movement and remaining protection when choosing a response. Our interpretation of recorded effects, not a movement test.