Provolution
Sage of Quatronia
We still need to repoll if all options have less than 50 %.
Liberalism
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Provolution
Sage of Quatronia
This poll is flawed, as the poll does not state if majority or plurality wins the poll.
Where is Ori now, for example?
Where is Ori now, for example?
here
Actually I even voted in this poll - without much thinking about it. However regarding your observation:
as stated quite often we do have precious little in rules regarding polling - but this we have:
Thus this being a single-choice poll and the OP giving no indication as to how to proceed the law is specific: unless a new poll passes prior to the next Game Session the one tech that gets the most votes wins.
Now of course one would have to really think about whether this is a fair poll:
It does link to the discussion around this question.
The OP says he has included all reasonable choices - and states why he omitted the other techs - I have not looked at the current tech tree, but on the face of it it sounds reasonable.
Hyronymus actually pointed to a possible flaw in the poll in his first post - on the other hand what he misses is described in the very first post of the Discussion link.
In other words: this poll is not obviously invalid - since we have a law that says what to do if the OP does not specify what to do, one can easily argue that doing so has to be legal... Other possible flaws that actually invalidate this poll are also not immediately obvious, unless of course the OP omitted choices that are feasible...
ordinaryguy
Back to Civ!
Replaceable Parts.
Lumber mills for Coppertown. Then it'll be a super production city, with well over 60 hammers per turn (I think).
Lumber mills for Coppertown. Then it'll be a super production city, with well over 60 hammers per turn (I think).
Provolution
Sage of Quatronia
Do we need Observatories with 25 % research bonus, trade overseas and useful galleons to settle sparse islands before other settles them, or crazy chargers with no one to attack?
