There are plenty of posts where the idea of doing it is treated casually and flippantly. There are no posts where we're told "It's easy". So while theoretically possible, in practise it will require some reverse engineering, a bulletproof patience and some pretty intense modding swag. So unlocking more tiles would require to hijack some of those systems to replace them by your own which will deal with the criterias above. Some of these systems are part of the core foundation of the game and rely on very specific data structures, many of which are not intuitive nor logical in favour of performances. There is need to deal with the unlocking logic, the indexing, the area limitations, calculating the available resources and most likely many other things I am not thinking about right now.
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