Copernicus and Newton's University and SETI Program

[Ansar]

If I build one of those before I build a university, would it be different than if I built a university before building one of those? Like, would my science change?

Reason why I'm asking is because Copernicus/Newtown's/SETI all say they double the science output (or something like that) in the city, so if I build a university after building the wonder, it's science boost from the university doesn't double?

Sorry if the question is hard to understand (I'll try again if you guys have complaints).

 

[vmxa]

You get the double effect from the base, I would think. Never tested though. If that is the case the uni will have no effect on the wonder.

If it is a double of the beakers after lib/ujni/lab, then the double would have to occur something like this:

base
50% for lib of base
50% of uni of base
wonder bonus.

So either way make the uni when ever you want.

 

[TheOverseer714]

I think it only doubles the output in total, so it doesn't matter when you add a science building, except earlier gets the boost sooner. If you wanted a super science city, build them all plus a library, university, and research lab. Then make it a metro either with Shakespeare's Theatre or a hospital, and add workers until it's huge you could easily get 300+ beakers per turn. Putting it on a river helps increase the gold that fuels research. That city might also be your 20k special.

 

[AutomatedTeller]

the way all these science multiplier builds/wonders work is from the base.

So, if you get 40 gpt, at 100% that would turn into 40 bpt. a lib adds 20. a uni adds 20. each of the wonders adds 40.

The best way to make a super science city in conquests is to have a coastal city and build collosus and a as many AA wonders as you can as early as you can, for the tourist revenue. with all multipliers, I've had cities making 600+ beakers a turn in modern times.

 

[Aabraxan]

As has been stated, it doubles the base. You might check out the article linked in my signature.