Sorry. I just didn't notice the misspelling. @AriaLyric and @Zaarin have guessed that right. Babylon could have something better and more interresting instead. Palgum can be a bit powerful in the early Eras, but it's not that interresting for Babylon as a Unique Infrastructure.
They actually used both, apparently. Or maybe I'm mistaken.
Oh I agree it wouldn't be my first pick. A Water Puppet Theater would definitely fit more of a unique infrastructure for Vietnam, being a cultural building or improvement, but I don't mind how the Thanh plays out.
I was hoping the Maya would get a "Mesoamerican Pyramid Complex" as a unique Holy Site which could of had the Great Pyramid and the Great Ballcourt represented in the district similar to where the big Russian Cathedral is located in the Lavra. Not to mention Mesoamerican graphics for the Shrines and Temples.
Probably my least favorite unique infrastructure in the game. Really was hoping for a unique library for them, or a unique library for a civ in general.
Yeah I do like the idea of how in Vanilla and R&F it could actually act as a regional Entertainment Complex and Industrial Zone giving cities within six tiles amenities and production.
Wait the Hippodrome has special art for the stadium but not the zoo and arena? Or are you talking about the little racing track in the bottom left of the district?
The Oppidum doesn't look appealing but it makes up for the fact that you basically get another encampment for firing. But yeah the Hippodrome does look nice early game.
No they don't have any special art for any of the buildings, though I agree if anything it should be the arena that would get the special art. But the hippodrome graphic in the bottom left corner at least stays throughout the whole game.
Was that pun intended? Lit=literacy.
Was that pun intended? Lit=literacy.
I don't know about that. At least I don't think of a longhouse as a library replacement inside a Campus, no more than it would look out of place in an Industrial Zone despite it being a workshop replacement in Civ 5. A granary or unique Neighborhood seems more fitting.
Though I do like the idea of a Cherokee getting a unique library to portray their rapid literacy growth if they would get in.
Everyone has storytelling traditions. The Iroquois were exceptional orators, but if anything that lends itself to a unique Amphitheater rather than Library. Neither is really ideal, though--personally I'd make it a Unique Barracks or a Unique Improvement, I think.
Not to mention the whole oral tradition idea, and amphitheater replacement, was given to the Maori.
Yeah to me a unique granary would make the most sense. I would say the next best thing would be a unique neighborhood unlocking early but that seems to similar to Kongo, or a unique improvement. However a second unique improvement that provides housing for another North American tribe would be too similar to the Cree as well.
TBH the best option would be an early Neighborhood, but like @Alexander's Hetaroi said that's really infringing on Kongo's thing. An accurate Iroquois civ is going to be an aggressive Domination civ, which means they'll want Encampments anyway, and Barracks already provide Housing and Production; add a little extra Housing plus some Culture and some Food and I think it works.
Only if their leader is Iron Eyes Cody.
When I think Longhouse, I don't think of preserving the earth.
