Well, it told you that, which seems to be what you already believed going in. It just tells me that in some games you will have garnered some ways to generate faith. Once you pointed out your various outlier conditions, bolstered by the "this isn't vanilla" meme, it just became a case of citing possibilities, not baseline expectations. Bully for generating 167 faith in a single city, but I don't think we call that business as usual. And then there's the issue of what the other civ's were doing to compete to evidence "how small of a deal" rock bands were in your game. Did another civ at some point starting spawning rock bands? Did they come by and weaponize your nine-wonder city against you?
Well, I'm playing on a random map that didn't give me as much room for ICS as some of the AI civ's, who wound up with much better means to bypass them. Plus, playing as France I got the typical loadout that's heavy on floodplains and plantation resources and light on forests. I suppose I should have just given up on early-era wonders that I wasn't likely to be able to complete when I should have been focusing on districts.
Well, that's another thing. As Victoria suggested earlier, starts have huge variance.
I was very surprised trying a double Amani promotion start and pumping food into cities how the early flip would occur. Little cities in the oddest of places.
In this case, I was on my own mini-continent, so Eleanor's ability went to pot completely.
)Well, if you're farming era score, then she gets shuffled about between CS's, and a CS is frequently a good place for her to spew out loyalty pressure. Since most forward settles aren't quite brazen enough. Just have to worry about the AI's gonzo attacks on any CS within its reach.
Much more complicated, with water there is competition from Reyna and Liang. Especially Liang but not for fisheries. The ability to get a one charge builder to sea and get the craftsmanship eureka is only possible with China, Liang or a lucky goody hut.
