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I think it's the average of all the individual civs' eras in the game, which are in turn set by each civ's most advanced civic or technology. So yeah, it's gonna be random, but predictable to a certain degree nonetheless.
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Interesting fact that has been noticed: tech and civic costs adjust based on the current world era. Same-era techs have the standard cost, old techs get discounted, and 'future' techs are more expensive (apparently cost is increased by 20% per era). However, the bonus from eurekas is constant, so that if, say, Celestial Navigation in the Classical era has a cost of 100 beakers, the eureka is always worth 50 beakers, regardless of whether you're researching it in the Ancient era for a cost of 120 (leaving 70 beakers to produce yourself) or the Medieval for a cost of 80.
January 23rd, 2018, 07:18
(This post was last modified: January 23rd, 2018, 07:21 by Lord Parkin.)
Hmm, I was never a fan of rubber-banding mechanics in racing games, and this sounds like much the same idea. Leaders get handicapped, losers get bonuses.
Net result will be - on average - all civilizations tending to stay closer together in tech throughout the game. May be a plus to some for keeping the challenge at a more consistent level, but I can't say it's to my tastes.
Ugh more unnesessary micromanagement added to the game for no reason. It was tedious enough to have to constantly be aware to switch of tech/civic at 50% Do these guys even play their own game? (Eh who am I kidding, judging from the "deep dives" they clearly don't...)
January 24th, 2018, 10:19
(This post was last modified: January 24th, 2018, 10:20 by suboptimal.)
Scotland's first look is up. From the CivFanatics thread:
Civilization Scotland Leader Robert the Bruce Leader Unique Ability - Bannockburn Can declare a War of Liberation after gaining the Defensive Tactic Civic. +100% Production and +2 Movement for the first 10 turns after declaring a War of Liberation. National Ability - Scottish Enlightenment Happy cities receive an additional +5% Science and +5% Production. Happy cities generate +1 Great Scientist points per Campus and +1 Great Engineer points per Industrial Zone. Ecstatic cities double all these amounts. Unique Improvement - Golf Course Provides an amenity as well as gold. It also provides culture if adjacent to a city center and additional culture if adjacent to an entertainment district. Unique Unit - Highlander This reconnaissance unit replaces the ranger and receives a combat bonus when fighting in hills and woods. |
