Vehem
Modmod Monkey
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In FfH, the Governor's manor give you one hammer per population. That is, it counts unhappy people before applying happiness to them. In FF, you have changed it so that it is only unhappy people after happiness is applied that gives you a hammer. And the manor also gives you 1 unhappiness, and reduces maintenance only 20%.
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So it works the same as FfH, but the display is incorrect. So I guess I am happy
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This one has been thrown around quite a bit - and I'm still not sure it's actually working in a way that makes sense. I know that Kael and Xien have both made changes to it in past versions - one of which will have caused the display to be off I think.
The current version (the way it works, not what it displays) is effectively +1 Hammer for every member of the population, + extra hammers for any building that annoys them.
The other way (which I actually think would be the correct way) is that there are a certain number of citizens who are so unhappy that they refuse to work (the citizens over the happy cap). The Governor's Manor forces these malcontents to actually do some work - even if it's only a single hammer each.
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That aside, if it were to work in the second way, it would need rebalancing on the points that you mentioned. -40% Maintenance (same as Courthouse), -25% War Weariness and removing the +1 Unhappy altogether should do the trick there.