This is true in my experience, with one exception. If you then convert their cities and refuse to stop when the AI asks you to, they will send missionaries to your cities again.
That doesn't sound right? Temple of Artemis and Salt Monopoly is still better, I think. %Food is significantly stronger than :c5food:Growth. If anything, Goddess of the Home may need a slight buff.
IIRC, %Growth bonuses apply after calculating Food consumed by Citizens and Specialists. %Food...
I just got the same thing with Polynesia... because of 2 city-states I somehow fulfilled quests for (I wasn't even paying attention to given quests). We had a DoF a turn earlier, -240 seems a bit much over 2 CS influence. I am playing with random personalities on, though. Not sure if that...
The Japanese used specialized tactics to achieve a similar effect of "barrage fire" with matchlock guns so it's not entirely illogical.
As others have mentioned though, it would make the game less fun if we took away what makes the Unique Units... well, Unique.
Vassalage doesn't "expire" in the first place like trade deals, no? Weird how it's every 70 turns. The OP on reddit might be using other mods.
Unless the AI constantly liberates them every time it becomes available, which is strange behavior IMO.
Iirc, the Holy city always exudes pressure for the founded religion, regardless of Majority religion.
Hard disagree with outright removal of diplomatic penalties the moment you convert all cities of a rival. I fear it would make the game too easy (diplomatically).
I would be in favor if the...
Misunderstanding on my part, then.
+1 on having a more consistent way of getting science as Authority. I also think removing Tributes as a core part of Authority is a good idea. It reduces tedium and unpredictability.
And it makes Civs with tribute related UAs more unique.
Now that I think about it, yeah you're right in that warfare would be meta regardless of policy. I still disagree on having Authority easily reach tech parity with Progress.
IMO the Social Policies having distinct strengths and weaknesses is fine. Trying to make them perform well in all areas...
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