Heinage
Khan
In my current game as Indonesia, I picked Autocracy to stay on friendly terms with my large and powerful neighbor Assyria. They had and still have:
- Largest tourism output in the world
- Tech lead
- Biggest military
- etc. etc.
The Maya picked freedom.
I immediately had Dissidents, causing -11 unhappy.
Maya were content.
Assyria were content.
The world had more Autocracy civs than freedom (3 vs. 1)
I had same tourism output as the Maya and then even increased so I was in second place.
Maya and I were both exotic towards each other and both had large amounts of culture defending against each other.
Assyria's influence on my culture was vastly greater than Maya's.
My public showed as being influenced by Maya but not Assyria, with my people clamoring for freedom ideology.
Maya were completely unswayed by me and Assyria (and also autocratic Zulu with 4th highest tourism output).
All in all it felt wrong. I was checking out the numbers from each side in the culture screens trying to figure it out because common sense and math told me that it should be the other way around. I should have been content (which is partly why I went with Autocracy) while the Maya should be dealing with dissidents. My public opinion should be more affected by Assyria that Maya.
So what could I possibly be missing? Or is it a bug and others have experienced the same thing?
In the end I kept increasing culture and tourism output and it has come right for now.
- Largest tourism output in the world
- Tech lead
- Biggest military
- etc. etc.
The Maya picked freedom.
I immediately had Dissidents, causing -11 unhappy.
Maya were content.
Assyria were content.
The world had more Autocracy civs than freedom (3 vs. 1)
I had same tourism output as the Maya and then even increased so I was in second place.
Maya and I were both exotic towards each other and both had large amounts of culture defending against each other.
Assyria's influence on my culture was vastly greater than Maya's.
My public showed as being influenced by Maya but not Assyria, with my people clamoring for freedom ideology.
Maya were completely unswayed by me and Assyria (and also autocratic Zulu with 4th highest tourism output).
All in all it felt wrong. I was checking out the numbers from each side in the culture screens trying to figure it out because common sense and math told me that it should be the other way around. I should have been content (which is partly why I went with Autocracy) while the Maya should be dealing with dissidents. My public opinion should be more affected by Assyria that Maya.
So what could I possibly be missing? Or is it a bug and others have experienced the same thing?
In the end I kept increasing culture and tourism output and it has come right for now.