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You can vote for both options, which is equivalent to saying "I'm fine either way", but adds to the required quorum of 25 votes in favor.
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VP Congress: Session 5, Proposal 78
Recall that production cost of an National Wonder is base cost * (1 + number of cities * 25%). Per city scaler is 10% instead of 25% for Unique National Wonders.
Proposal:
**SPECIAL NOTE: If proposal 5-13 passes, https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/5-13-america-3-wonder-slater-mill-changes.684368/
, this line in the table will be ignored.
New base cost is the building cost of the same tier divided by 250%, which is the scaling if you have 6 cities.
Rationale:
The 125
Production base cost is a leftover value from BNW, which limits the building of National Wonders to having the required building in all cities.
VP removed this requirement and instead requires only one building and reaching a certain empire
Population, while also increasing the Production cost based on the number of cities (punishing wide). This with the constant 125 base cost means that National Wonders are extremely expensive in early game but always cost 1 turn to build in late game.
This proposal intends to make it so that they cost roughly the same as a regular building.
Players, please cast your votes in the poll above. Vote "Yea" if you'd be okay if this proposal was implemented. Vote "Nay" if you'd be okay if this proposal wasn't implemented.
You can vote for both options, which is equivalent to saying "I'm fine either way", but adds to the required quorum of 25 votes in favor.
All votes are public. If you wish, you can discuss your choice(s) in the thread below. You can change your vote as many times as you want until the poll closes.
VP Congress: Session 5, Proposal 78
Recall that production cost of an National Wonder is base cost * (1 + number of cities * 25%). Per city scaler is 10% instead of 25% for Unique National Wonders.
Proposal:
| Tech Tier (of base NW if UNW) | National Wonder(s) | Current Base Cost | New Base Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classical T1 | Heroic Epic Scrivener's Office | 125 | 60 |
| Classical T2 | School of Philosophy National Monument Cirucs Maximus Royal Library Piazza San Marco | 125 | 80 |
| Medieval T1 | Oxford University Grand Temple | 125 | 120 |
| Medieval T2 | Ironworks East India Company White Tower Great Cothon Arsenale di Venezia Rialto District Murano Glassworks | 125 | 140 |
| Renaissance T1 | Printing Press | 125 | 200 |
| Renaissance T2 | Hermitage Independence Hall | 125 | 240 |
| **Modern T1 (American UNW) | The Smithsonian West Point Hoover Dam | 1500 (not scaling with number of cities) | 720 (+10% per city) |
| Modern T2 + Ideology NW | Foreign Bureau Palace of Culture and Science International Finance Center Hall of Honor | 125 | 800 |
| Atomic T2 | National Intelligence Agency | 125 | 900 |
**SPECIAL NOTE: If proposal 5-13 passes, https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/5-13-america-3-wonder-slater-mill-changes.684368/
, this line in the table will be ignored.
New base cost is the building cost of the same tier divided by 250%, which is the scaling if you have 6 cities.
Rationale:
The 125
Production base cost is a leftover value from BNW, which limits the building of National Wonders to having the required building in all cities.VP removed this requirement and instead requires only one building and reaching a certain empire
Population, while also increasing the Production cost based on the number of cities (punishing wide). This with the constant 125 base cost means that National Wonders are extremely expensive in early game but always cost 1 turn to build in late game.This proposal intends to make it so that they cost roughly the same as a regular building.
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