Cultural district

[Stoic]

The usefulness of the cultural district if a cultural victory is not pursued ?

 

[Miserable Old Git]

Speeds you towards useful civics, and level 3 governments.

 

[Stoic]

Yes, but you won't notice this great usefulness in the game if you don't pursue cultural victory over scientific victory.

 

[Stoic]

Let's say that even when playing at high difficulties you don't feel the urgent need to build it compared to other districts if you don't pursue cultural victory

 

[Oberinspektor Derrick]

Let's say that even when playing at high difficulties you don't feel the urgent need to build it compared to other districts if you don't pursue cultural victory

Nonsense.

 

[Stoic]

Nonsense.

Maybe but when I try to make a scientific or domain victory I build very few.

 

[Stoic]

Obviously in diplomatic victory games the rate increases, we are talking about games won on emperor or immortal difficulty.

 

[Nigel_Tufnel2]

Part of "playing the map" is seeing what types of City States are around. Whenever any one type has a high distribution, I tend to build more of that district than perhaps normal, and get at least the 1st building, as it is usually easy to get at least one Envoy into most CS and 1st buildings go up quickly. Cultural CS often fit that approach.

 

[Stoic]

Part of "playing the map" is seeing what types of City States are around. Whenever any one type has a high distribution, I tend to build more of that district than perhaps normal, and get at least the 1st building, as it is usually easy to get at least one Envoy into most CS and 1st buildings go up quickly. Cultural CS often fit that approach.

yes, it's true, in most games, thanks also to the city states, culture seems to be found in other ways