[Vote] (1-40) Proposal: Remove the 10% unit supply bonus from Hospital

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VP Congress: Session 1, Proposal 40
Proposer: @balparmak
Sponsor(s): @balparmak
Previous Discussion Thread: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/58-proposal-remove-the-10-supply-bonus-from-hospital.679869/

Proposal Details
I don't think the late-game needs any more supplies.
I sponsor this.

 

[Slyceth]

This is such a minimal change, but the argument that "I don't think the late-game needs any more supplies." begs the question why there are so many unit supply policies in the autocracy tree

 

[balparmak]

Sure, I think it's justified for Autocracy as it's the domination ideology and should benefit from increased army size. The fact that it has so much of them though is caused by the general abundance of supply at the late-game, at least in my opinion. They need so much because their rivals already have too much, and Autocracy civs are likely to fight at multiple fronts. If the community ever decides to reduce the late-game supply, Autocracy may not need so many supply bonuses too.

 

[Slyceth]

Sure, I think it's justified for Autocracy as it's the domination ideology and should benefit from increased army size. The fact that it has so much of them though is caused by the general abundance of supply at the late-game, at least in my opinion. They need so much because their rivals already have too much, and Autocracy civs are likely to fight at multiple fronts. If the community ever decides to reduce the late-game supply, Autocracy may not need so many supply bonuses too.

Supply is the biggest factor in reducing the amount of units you need to move each turn

 

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Proposal passed on November 1, 2022.