Courthouses
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Jean Elcard
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Jean Elcard
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Erm, what you see on the screenshot is not the theoretical new Maintenance after you build the building, it is the amount of gold you would save by finsihing the building. Maybe I should add a -/+ sign in front of the number to make it more clear.
[to_xp]Gekko
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that is awesome, thanx Jean Elcard. no more examining cities just to evaluate how much a courthouse would save 
Jean Elcard
The Flavournator
It's now signed. I suppose a display like this would also be nice for the Beakers from a Library and stuff? Does someone want to make a list? 
But first things first: I have to learn for my next big test.
But first things first: I have to learn for my next big test.
A list just for maintenace and beakers, or for erverything else that has buildings that give percentage boosts too?
That means production, culture, commerce, gold, GP birthrate, maintenance and research.
Also you could probably put trade route yield in that, too.
I looked it over and thats a lot of buildings.
That means production, culture, commerce, gold, GP birthrate, maintenance and research.
Also you could probably put trade route yield in that, too.
I looked it over and thats a lot of buildings.
[to_xp]Gekko
QCT junkie
good luck on your test 
back on topic, off the top of my mind a display like this would come handy for all percentages and for buildings that decrease maintenance in nearby cities ( palace, winter palace etc. ) . another useful thing would be using it with settlers to show how much settling a city on his current tile would cost.
back on topic, off the top of my mind a display like this would come handy for all percentages and for buildings that decrease maintenance in nearby cities ( palace, winter palace etc. ) . another useful thing would be using it with settlers to show how much settling a city on his current tile would cost.
So i collected all buildings that give percentage to something.
Trade Route Yields and Military Production are not in it. Route Yields because i don't think it's necessary and Military Production.... because I forgot.
Its sorted alphabetically and seperated in Buildings, Wonders and Buildings&Wondes you can build through spells or events.
Have fun changing that all.
Oh and good look on your test, too
Explanation:
BR = Great People Birthrate
Com = Commerce
Cul = Culture
G = Gold
P = Production (Hammer)
M = Maintenance
R = Research (Beaker)
Buildings
Wonders
Buildings that can be build by spells/events
Wonders that can be build by spells/events
Trade Route Yields and Military Production are not in it. Route Yields because i don't think it's necessary and Military Production.... because I forgot.
Its sorted alphabetically and seperated in Buildings, Wonders and Buildings&Wondes you can build through spells or events.
Have fun changing that all.
Oh and good look on your test, too
Explanation:
BR = Great People Birthrate
Com = Commerce
Cul = Culture
G = Gold
P = Production (Hammer)
M = Maintenance
R = Research (Beaker)
Buildings
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Wonders
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Buildings that can be build by spells/events
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Wonders that can be build by spells/events
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xienwolf
Deity
Thanks for the work, but I am not sure that will be needed. I think the question was more along the lines of "Are there other buildings you would care to see this data for?" rather than "Which specific buildings can be upgraded like this?"
The way that the extra information is applied it will automatically place the information on any building which offers such a bonus. So knowing which buildings have bonuses isn't needed, just knowing which bonuses people want more information from is.
The way that the extra information is applied it will automatically place the information on any building which offers such a bonus. So knowing which buildings have bonuses isn't needed, just knowing which bonuses people want more information from is.
Valkrionn
The Hamster King
Agreed. Makes it that much easier to decide what to build.
heisenberg
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Actually... it might be a bit more work to calculate the extra savings from the alternate palaces, but those really are the ones I'm interested in.
Percentages from courthouses etc I can mentally calculate, but the best position to place the Summer/Winter palaces are at best geographical estimates by me looking at the world map.
Percentages from courthouses etc I can mentally calculate, but the best position to place the Summer/Winter palaces are at best geographical estimates by me looking at the world map.
Jean Elcard
The Flavournator
Wow, thanks for your work shoggi! Xienwolf is right, I won't need to modify each builing individually, but your list will be put to good use when I need some buildings of each category for testing, to see, if everything works as intended. Furthermore it makes sure, that I don't forget a category. Thanks again.
Palaces will probably be a tough nut to crack, but you are right heisenberg, it would be the most interesting new information. However, the other infos will be nice to have too, because you won't have to go into the city screen anymore to decide, if a building makes sense for particual city or not.
Palaces will probably be a tough nut to crack, but you are right heisenberg, it would be the most interesting new information. However, the other infos will be nice to have too, because you won't have to go into the city screen anymore to decide, if a building makes sense for particual city or not.
Speaking of extra work........... If all that wonderful data found its way into the game, wouldn't a new "F1" or a button in the "F1" be desirable?
Jean Elcard.
"Erm, what you see on the screenshot is not the theoretical new Maintenance after you build the building, it is the amount of gold you would save by finsihing the building. Maybe I should add a -/+ sign in front of the number to make it more clear."
I know, its the potential gain, but still.... having the unmodified maintenance in "( )" would make it easier to learn why courthouses worth the effort and such.
Jean Elcard.
"Erm, what you see on the screenshot is not the theoretical new Maintenance after you build the building, it is the amount of gold you would save by finsihing the building. Maybe I should add a -/+ sign in front of the number to make it more clear."
I know, its the potential gain, but still.... having the unmodified maintenance in "( )" would make it easier to learn why courthouses worth the effort and such.
