0/11 literally unplayableIronically, it only allows you to affect civs within 10 tiles, not 11.
0/11 literally unplayableIronically, it only allows you to affect civs within 10 tiles, not 11.
There could actually be a certain logic to that, even if unintentional, that @Zaarin was kind of hinting towards. A significant number of singers started singing in church. Elvis, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, Katie Perry, Usher, Carrie Underwood, John Legend...But more temples = more rock bands seems a bit off, still. Oh well.
Natural Wonders also get labels.
Don't forget how big of an industry contemporary Christian music is. I mean...there's a LOT of those bands.There could actually be a certain logic to that, even if unintentional, that @Zaarin was kind of hinting towards. A significant number of singers started singing in church. Elvis, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, Katie Perry, Usher, Carrie Underwood, John Legend...
Religious institutions have often been places of cultivating musical talent. Even if they don’t always get to reap what they’ve sown.
It occurs to me how upset I'll be if the AI beats me to a Panama Canal in progress. You'll end up with two useless canals in the process.
I'm a little disappointed Ed said running those actually doesn't do anything for the person who needs aid. Like...what's the point?
No change.
One turn after the stream ended the Maori became amphibious.
Surprisingly, this was the best livestream yet. Probably because it only coincidentally featured Canada.
I'm a little disappointed Ed said running those actually doesn't do anything for the person who needs aid. Like...what's the point?
Not to mention the bands who cross over like Joy Williams (of Civil Wars fame), Switchfoot, Lauren Daigle, and so forth.Don't forget how big of an industry contemporary Christian music is. I mean...there's a LOT of those bands.
That wasn't my understanding, but I could have misheard. I hope your explanation is correct, though.Maybe I misunderstood, but my interpretation was that the person who needs aid does get gold, but not directly the amount of gold given. It's probably a fixed amount. The rest goes to the charity/NGOs administrative overhead
If that indicates that there's no change to the Food Market then it remains the single most useless building in the game.