Actually, yeah, you're right. It doesn't matter anyway. What
does is that I've figured out a way around Viregel's Swiss problem. Ahemhemhemhemhem:-
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Eydtgnoschafft (Werner Stauffacher)
Start Bias: Hill, Avoid Desert
Capital:
Berne
UA:
Rutlischwur
Gifting Land Units to City-States generates both +10 additional Influence and a flat boost of
Culture. Specialists generate +1 point towards their respective
Great People for each Allied City-State, rising to +2 points after an Ideology is adopted.
UU:
Anti-Burgundianists (replaces Pikeman)
Costs more than the Pikeman it replaces and cannot receive the Cover promotions (pre-existing ones are ignored, though they return upon upgrading to Rifleman). However, it starts with Charge, +1
Movement, and the unique promotion "Von Winkelreid", that grants a +15%
Combat Bonus for every adjacent enemy unit, with an additional +33% bonus if the target unit shares a tile with a Great General.
UB:
Brucke (replaces Aqueduct)
Standard Aqueduct benefits. Costs no
Maintenance and generates +1
Culture and
Production per Friendly or Allied City-State. Generates +1 Influence per turn with any City-State you are sending a Trade Route from a City with a Brucke.
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Tried to make this work. Don't know how well I succeeded. The Reislauferei were taken by the Swiss mod someone else did, so the obligatory pike replacement is based on their victories over the Burgundians and Habsburgs. In similar vein, Arnold von Winkelried (whose name is lent to the promotion) was a semi-legendary figure from the battle of Sempach, who purportedly threw himself onto the lances of Habsburg foot-knights so that the Confederation forces could break through the line and inflict stabby death on the dismounted cavalry. This is in addition to having a resplendently silly name. As for the Brucke, well, it represents the Teufelsbrucke, or Devil's Bridge, which spans the Gotthard Pass and was responsible for the Swiss cantons becoming so fought over by the princes of Europe. Finally, the Rutlischwur was the original agreement between the founding three cantons to form a league and unite against their more powerful foes, and it might actually have happened, possibly, maybe, sort of.
Ish.
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Golden Age every time you make a Major Civilization declare war on another Major Civilization. Units gain a +1% 
Faith, but more expensive to build and cannot be bought with 
Food is carried over after a new 
Citizen is born. Additionally, +2% 
Tourism after Archaeology is researched.
