ashvin.l
ITendToLoseALot
- Joined
- Jan 4, 2011
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- 54
Hi all,
Based on a lot of you tube watching of the gameplays, legacy bonuses are something that stuck me as odd. Basically, Legacy bonuses stick with you as you change government after government. Most importantly, each legacy bonus has a base and then a turn based bonus. So, you do get a bonus for picking a government even if you are in it for a single turn.
My question is: What is preventing the player from collecting all of the legacy bonuses?I didn't see either Quill/Marbozir do that in their games. They just pick one of the available governments and stay there (until a government comes along with more policy slots). What is the tradeoff in picking all of the governments along the way?
Based on a lot of you tube watching of the gameplays, legacy bonuses are something that stuck me as odd. Basically, Legacy bonuses stick with you as you change government after government. Most importantly, each legacy bonus has a base and then a turn based bonus. So, you do get a bonus for picking a government even if you are in it for a single turn.
My question is: What is preventing the player from collecting all of the legacy bonuses?I didn't see either Quill/Marbozir do that in their games. They just pick one of the available governments and stay there (until a government comes along with more policy slots). What is the tradeoff in picking all of the governments along the way?