I basically just meant techs that had new techs in them.
If I'm understanding what you mean correctly, there aren't any. There are no new units in the scenario, except treasure units which are already available at the start, so all the techs just move units/buildings from elsewhere in the game to the scenario tech tree.
When Firaxis referred to an "expanded" tech tree, they were comparing with the original scenario, not the main game - the Deluxe tech tree is expanded relative to Conquest, it doesn't add anything that's not in the main game except a couple of buildings that are attached to existing tech.
Don't know the Chocolate House as I haven't played the scenario to the end
+1 gold per plantation the city works, increased to +3 gold for each cocoa plantation.
, but just like the tipis they all need to be less effective in the main game.
The rest are fine for the main game as they are, I'd say.
I don't think anybody would want to have scurvy in the game mostly because it's a 1/10 hp penalty per turn which would make navy horribly ... hmm worthless.
In the scenario it's a 65% chance of a 10 hp hit each turn, it's not an automatic effect. If it were in the main game this chance would need to be reduced. It would only really affect caravels and frigates/privateers, and then be nullified by navigation schools.
Can't remember if it was Civ1, but I believe these was a risk it would sink unless it ended it's turn next to a shoreline. Think that would be more realistic than health loss. Either you hit a storm and loose everything or you're lucky and survive everything.
Civs I and II certainly did it, I think Civ III may have done. As you say, scurvy isn't appropriate for ancient vessels since it was a consequence of long ocean voyages in the particular conditions of Age of Exploration ships.
I'd like to see quite a lot added from the scenario - mainly the treasure system that gives value for razing and targeted wars against specific cities (probably razing cities with Wonders should grant a treasure per Wonder), with each treasure being returned to the capital for a lump sum. This would work very well with the BNW economic system where gold is often limited.
But the new resources obviously fit well into the main game (cocoa does something lacking from other jungle resources), and there's little reason why things like the Meeting House and Gunsmith should be specific to the scenario - both are decent generic buildings and neither adds a huge amount to the scenario itself.
Again, doubt Firaxis will make the transfer.
