pblur
Reminiscing over the halcyon days of Ymaryn
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Right. But that Main policy action is composed of two Secondary policy actions. I would think Law would trigger before the secondaries combine into a main.
Paths of Civilization
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They combined in a main before.
The people participating in the abuse would faux-virtuously tell themselves that what they are doing is education.
I see the improved festivals as something our centralized shamans will use to tie our people together, not allow regional differences to tear them apart.
pblur
Reminiscing over the halcyon days of Ymaryn
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- Lawrence's Wagon
Yes, but the law hasn't doubled a Main. I think it would double a secondary BEFORE they formed a main. That's consistent with the secondary holy site doubling into a main instead of into two secondaries.
Actually, in the latest chapter, we did a double main Expand Holy Sites.
pblur
Reminiscing over the halcyon days of Ymaryn
- Location
- Lawrence's Wagon
No, last time we did:
Study Stars - Valleyhome
Expand Holy Site - Stonepen x2
Expand Economy - Redshore
1 Main expand holy site.
Ah. But I am pretty sure that if there are two secondary actions, they combine into a main from which the Law double main it.
Sorry, I meant the first part. I saw that post, I was questioning the free switch.
If [Main] actions are the only ones available then one will be doubled, but The Law prefers to double [Secondary] actions. We do not know how provinces will use this information.
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We have never been at war with the lowlanders with the exception of the DP after their split, and i doubt that will change anytime soon. The only people who regularly attack us are the nomads and sea raider, and this act will ensure they will be the only ones for a while to do so.
If we spend long enough time at peace our actions should not be easily forgotten. And in the end the point is not to be loved forever, even if they only "remember" for 3-4 turns that will still be a boon to us. The main point is to grow our rep as healers and wise-men, so we might get offerings to heal supplicants and thus spread our influence.
pblur
Reminiscing over the halcyon days of Ymaryn
- Location
- Lawrence's Wagon
I'd like a citation for the first part... I'm not sure its right.
Abby Normal
High Clerk of the Ymaryn
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- He/Him
Quote regarding possible negatives of festivals:
As for who "offenders" are, the whole point is that chiefs are pushing "tough on crime" policies to avoid having to assign shit-duty rotations, and people like that because 1. no one wants to do shit-work and 2. the chiefs aren't half-exiling people for loitering, they're provoking them into acting out, half-exiling them with what seems to be legitimate cause, and then messing about with the parole-equivalent to ensure they don't get taken back off ofit.
Some more quotes on the subject:
I was just htinking about that last night. Our strongest advantage is our stable base. Tax crisis aside, i dont think we've lost econ (food) to anything random since that set of flood/drought/flood/drought that knocked out the original lowlanders, because our food production is so good. We have a remarkably stable political system for the time period (again, tax crisis aside, and eventhat wasn't super bad). We've figured out and implemented almost total vaccination of one of hte major diseases of history. We've just now stopped cholera in its tracks within a generation of us first encountering it. Through those two things, we've discovered 3 of the greatest health strategies around, in the form of (primitive, animal based) vaccination, (basic, but still 19th century level in some ways) sanitation theory, and rehydration "potions", which means that even when new diseases show up we're not likely to have major epidemics, unlike our neighbors
There you go.
[] Megaproject Support
[] A significant number (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
[] Share with even those who don't want to listen (-1 Diplomacy, +1 immediate Stability, chance for additional stability, other effects)
Basically, everyone else wants to rush a megaproject to completion in 1-2 turns, and be in a safe position to do so. You give up free actions from the provinces and any ability at all to choose what we do next turn (we must start the megaproject and we're basically out of econ slots so we need to expand) but we will get a project done ridiculously fast.
Here.
Megaproject support
Significant number (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
Share with even those who don't want to listen
The first two are to give us enough econ to run through a megaproject, the last one is to start a large scale culture conversion of everyone we can.
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DocMatoi
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Hmmm. That additional effects will probably be a trait. Honor, obviously, but probably knowledge based.
I'm thinking it might be a something akin to an early Hippocratic Oath.
pblur
Reminiscing over the halcyon days of Ymaryn
- Location
- Lawrence's Wagon
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Ancient Scholar
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- United States
Hill People are Magic confirmed.
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You would get 2 Stability, but man would that be a drain on the economy.
No, the northern nomads don't have cholera, its coming from the south and east.
Just the disease.
Ehhhhhh... depends on the project, but I'm going to say generally no.
That's what the action says, yes.
Wow, that's nice. If we're gonna double Main the Megaproject, might as well split the Megaproject?
It's 1 Econ per action either way.
Individual completion would be delayed tho.
I want to have some flexibility in responding to situations.
Are we obligated to continue doing both Megaprojects?
Or could we like:
Start both,
Finish one, while delaying the other.
When 1st completes, continue on 2nd.