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They really need a rating system. Only problem is: how do you do it? Moved to Multiplayer. leif

Mines produce +1 extra prod for Georgia. There, done.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2465048725 And this is without work ethic. 500 faith per trun, 176 science, culture on turn 90 with online speed and pingala neutralized (missing another 20 sci, cul). Several size 15 cities etc.

Completely broken with some of the civs right now. +12 faith/production per turn, (+24 with Brazil) by T30 is utterly utterly broken. It's a major problem with MP.

Like more challenge and mid and late game is entertaining. Speaking of which, anyone interested?

I have another friend who wants to play, but he wants 3 or more people in the game to help fill the map. Steam: yuzhonglu

District adjacency bonuses increase by 5% for each pop point above 5, and 10% for each pop point above 10. So a pop 15 city generates 50% more science, culture, faith, and commerce then a pop 10 city. And a pop 10 city generates 25% more then a pop 5 city. There! Logic: science, commerce, and...

They're hilarious once you get them up to that level. They attack twice without retaliation @ 60 strength, have 3 movement, can move through hills and forests with no penalty, can move after attack, and are invisible. Easy to level, too, since they gain 16 experience/turn with the recon card...

Or should you just ICS? Show me that you can do better (T1, T25, T100 save provided). [Good map and civ to compare ICS vs a more "planned" approach to district placement. You can do both on this map. My save is the ICS approach]

https://ibb.co/MSCWhHG The three campuses (no library or university) shown in the middle are generating +42 science/turn. There's another one building in the North that will generate another +12 when built. Those 4 campuses are equivalent to 7 Seowons.

I got two +14 campuses as Dutch. Anyone's got a +16? It's doable with Dutch and two geothermal fissures.

The +2 envoys upon levying city state makes a big difference. It means AI can't flip city state easily after levy. It also means +2 envoys with a little bit of gold, even if you aren't interested in their troops. This is like Greek UB level of goodness.

Any other easy to mispronounce names in the game?

The reason is because they increased the Golden Age limit by +3 (27 instead of 24 for Classical) making it almost impossible to get Golden Age in classical, and much more difficult in medieval. Also, your UU now stinks at medieval wars against anyone who builds walls. What this means is you're...

1. Their UU is now decent/good. 2. With Sphinxes you're guaranteed a reasonably early pantheon, which means you can skip the faith card and go straight for the +1 production card. 3. Easy culture generation. Again, sphinxes. Also, turns "bad" low production flood plain tiles into useful...

Aaaaaaarrrrrrgggghhhhhh.

With the recent changes to resources, what is the top UU?

Huge map. Standard settings. My answer: Not Aztec, Sumeria, or Nubia. They're still the best if some AI starts close to you. But there's so much land on the Seven Seas maps (more than Pangea) that 2/3's of the time you're off on your own, which negates their UUs. With the recent changes...

Doesn't even work for melee units like swords.

+160 research/turn. Like WTF. They only have 9 cities, and I have suz of Bologna, so the AI bonuses are making them cheat like crazy.