I can't see what you are referencing to in those 2 screenshots. Where is the 900 research increase displayed? Is there a before screenshot missing? What?
What you've shown doesn't give a clue to this 900 increase, sorry.
Or even from the save how do I tell?
The very 1st screenie you posted (with the Hover over for the yet unbuilt Adam Smith Trading Co.) show what that cities research level would be if you built AS Trade Co in Moscow. Moscow in that 1st screenie has 600+ research so you would be seeing a 300+ increase "If" you built Smith's wonder there. Is this what actually happened in Moscow after you built it there?
JosEPh
The first picture I posted was the 'before' picture ^^
That's where the +900 research was shown.
The two other screenshots were more of a 'just in case this would be needed' thing. The save file, so the rest of the city and civics and so on could be examined if needed since I can't take screenshots of everything!
I WB'ed in a Great Engineer and rushed the building and noticed the science output of the city shooting up a bit as well as getting some nice income bonus, but nothing too terribly major.
All said, the main reason I shared the screenshot in the first place was because I personally was surprised at the estimated output in one go. As I said, I've never seen a
increase from a single building that high before. I've built the +50% science buildings, Accelerators, and all sorts of things but the most I've seen before was in the +100 ~ +190 range. I've had
increases like from Cathederals go up to +400 ~ +600 but never have I seen
go that high from a single buildng.
That's why I posted it - because it was something I don't see often
In any case, the science output of the city went from 631 to 819 after building it, and the commerce/gold output from 99 to 134. Not too shabby, but those "Actual" numbers it estimated when hovering over the wonder before building it were quite impressive to look at, thus I took a screenie and posted it here
That's what this thread is for really, is for sharing things you've found unusual or interesting, or some glorious battle you won that you thought for sure you were going to lose, or just some spectacularly stupid decision on the AI's part - anything you might have found interesting! And I found this interesting since I've never had a single building show that much +
before