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Navanod
Warlord
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I don't think Byzantium can take Reformation for the bonus belief if that is what you mean?
It's more of a whining cry than a valid question, but is it possible for Progress civ to keep up with a Tradition one in the pursuit of ancient\classical wonders? Because no matter what i do, Tradition seem to always win in wonders on the same starting position.
Takagi Hiro
Prince
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That's one of Tradition's draws/niche. I think not.
MrStarbuck
Chieftain
Requirements:
- Civilization V (.279 version)
- Gods and Kings Expansion
- Brave New World Expansion
- All Leader DLC
- Ancient Wonders DLC
- Windows 7-10
tu_79
Deity
Get stones or marble. Beeline to the wonder's tech. Start production of the wonder immediatly. Focus on production in that city. Chop one or two forests. Somehow, manage to keep up in policies. For Classical, try to pick Holy Law founder belief. Tradition has an advantage, yes, but you can still get some wonders if you really try.
ElliotS
Warmonger
How much does each city increase tech cost? I'm trying to figure out the value of puppets and when to keep them.
10% on standard map (tooltip in top-left corner shows you).
ElliotS
Warmonger
I'm playing in huge and don't see the tooltip, which is why I'm asking. Tectonic map script. Is that an issue that could be map related or modpack related? I'd be happy to submit it as a real bug, but I'd also like to know what the cost is on huge. (I think 2.5% based on the city I just took, but I'm pretty horsehocky at math and probably messed up.)
turn off 'no detailed tooltips'
ElliotS
Warmonger
Thanks. Guess that was either changed or added in EUI.
On a related note, is the cost increase additive or multiplicative?
On a related note, is the cost increase additive or multiplicative?
Nope, it was a core tooltip feature.
Well, it is a percent, and every city adds to that percent. So 3 cities = 30% more.
ElliotS
Warmonger
Okay, so additive. If it was multiplicative 3 cities would be 33.1% more, and scaling upwards with more cities.
Thanks man.
Given that this has been increased over vanilla, I take it this had a lot of discussion. I'd trust you guys on balance over myself.
It does feel bad though, especially given that you don't get 1 science per pop automatically anymore.
Thanks man.
Given that this has been increased over vanilla, I take it this had a lot of discussion. I'd trust you guys on balance over myself.
It does feel bad though, especially given that you don't get 1 science per pop automatically anymore.
Tech costs were scaled to compensate. In short, this is the most efficient and transparent way to limit the benefits of 'going wide.'
LukaSlovenia29
Emperor
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Hey. When it comes to getting units from military city-states, what determines whether they'll "spawn" next to the city state itself or next to your closest city to that city state?
