Sostratus
Deity
I wonder what the wonder build times are with this thing.
The turn i took the screencaps, the capital has something like 406 production, only one trade route. Just before I entered the dark age it was like 240ish. I also picked up Amundsen-scott and Work Ethic religion, so the capital has absurd +88% modifier. Of the 406, 208 of it is just from the Hansa and its buildings providing the 111 production. I had a option for a 4 turn Eiffel tower not long before I took screenies.
Spoiler :
But all those cities forming the ring are no slouches either. Berlin and Bremen put out 150, Hamburg and Magdeburg have 180-190, and nuremburg pulls in 227. All one TR each.
What in God’s name do you build with that much production? Just interested because most things are going to take 5 turns.
Projects indeed. The problem is that while in this instance I maximized one city, look at those other 5 hansa. Some are +8. I settle other cities in clusters of usually 3, and they have +7 - +10 Hansas themselves. The issue is every city has tons of production.Projects?
It's not uncommon in my Germany games to win in a golden age (so no abusing robber barons/collectivism) where every single city (and there's like 20) has over 100 production. the upside is that since this all spikes at industrialization, it's actually really easy to be able to build flood barriers fast.
Basically the biggest Germany buff in GS is the production queue; games were just too unwieldy without it. Need to train athletes? Every child is now a gymnast. Aid emergency? Ship them literal mountains of relief. Need diplo favor? Scrub so much carbon from the air that the plants start choking. I also realized that Freddie's +7 vs city states is finally useful to beat back pesky Hungarian rushers. That'll teach 'em.
In civ6 terms, the civ5 panzer was roughly an 83 str, 5 move tank. I think that would be a little overpowering though. I would be happy to get a panzer UU that had normal stats and got a +5 bonus when attacking.German UU should be a unique tank. It would make it better.