Lots of new code, not going to do that.
Code:
INSERT INTO Building_SpecialistYieldChangesLocal
(BuildingType, SpecialistType, YieldType, Yield)
VALUES
('BUILDING_WALLS_OF_BABYLON', 'SPECIALIST_SCIENTIST', 'YIELD_FOOD', 1);
I wasn't suggesting creating a local food consumption reduction, but that scientists in cities with WoB g
enerate food to offset their own consumption.
So Scientists consume 3
, but also produce 1
, for a net of -2
, so they offset their own consumption slightly. If you go tradition, they only consume 1.5
, so they offset that by 2/3, consuming only -0.5
net. This might be a soft carrot to get people to try tradition Babylon, since lately they have felt pretty locked in to Progress
I don't see an issue with getting a bit of culture on your UB. Early culture is very useful and flexible.
Absolutely nothing wrong with culture. The only issue is that if most UBs gets some culture, then they look homogenous. There's nothing wrong with +production, or +gold, etc.
UCs which generate culture (15 total):
Basilica, Paper Maker, Cothon, Runestone, Burial Tomb (via free artifact), Floating Garden, Walls of Babylon, Candi, Dojo, Wat, Tabya, Ceilidh Hall, Longhouse, Skola, Ikanda
UCs which do not give culture (11 total):
Bazaar, Coffee House, Steam mill, Harappan Reservoir, Seowon, Ger, Satraps' Court, Ducal Stable, Ostrog, Mission, Siege Foundry
UCs which replace buildings that already gave culture (7 total):
Hanse, Acropolis, Smithsonian, Royal Library, Stele, Colosseum, Piazza San Marco
There's just a lot of UBs with flat bonus culture, especially on Ancient/Classical eras.
If I were to suggest some buildings which could switch to a different yield, perhaps the following:
Ikanda: A kraal where young men assembled, trained, and where cattle were corralled. The Ikanda weren't overtly cultural things. A production or food boost would be more relevant the the building's real-world use.
Tabya: Nothing overtly cultural about cobworks on their own, unless they are expressly used to build a cultural building. Culture isn't necessarily bad, but it could be substituted for gold as well.
Floating Garden and Walls of Babylon: The newest additions to the culture club. Alternatives have already been floated.