I think it's the same cost as if we have done it in the initial building, since we have room made ahead of time for their construction. They probably would be a Main cost, since I don't think we can secondary extended projects.
we can
I'm...not sure what you're talking about here, but i think one or both of us is misunderstanding the other? What exactly are you saying would be an "edge case thing that would be nice to have", and where does symphony come in to play?
Translating the original cost of the annexes in the initial building to an extended project we would get "1 art, 1 econ total, 2 progress", since by default you get 1 progress per secondary action. With our rush builders legacy, we can do that in a secondary action. And we definitely can do secondary actions for EP, since thats what the listing uses to list progress and costs by.
Why?
ummm, according to the tally boats is in 6th place, so I'm not sure why you're counting them.
he's saying that because 15 will pop SF as a true city, unless we make it a free city to pay for it's costs.
I'm betting on taking Census myself. If we start it on the mid turn we'd finish it next turn.
Then we don't pop it, simple
It's last turn's boats. Note how our econ expansion currently says
at the END of this turn, which means it is 12+1-5+2 or something like that. We won't be popping SF, or if we do it would only be briefly. as BB catches us up.
Maybe refugee season again fixes it for us
I'd like to do the Census. We can do it in a single turn, and it saves us from having to switch policies.
assuming the special is still around, maybe Grand Docks would be a good idea. But otherwise the Census + Law (Iron Age) + Games + Dam + Docks + Stars <3 <3
Just a reminder, with the +5 Baby Boom, even if we pop it, it won't stay popped for more than a turn.
I'm not sure this is how these things work, and I'm also not sure we would like to see the consequences of a popped true city.
Hmm...you know, on the subject of true cities, i just realized we're getting to the point that unless we take more econ expansion damage, or econ damage that doesn't trigger true city refunds, or find a 3+ econ/action expense, it'll be just plain impossible to trigger a 3rd true city...like we already have 18 Econ+Econ Expansion (EEE), and by the end of this turn it'll be 21. If we built, say, the red shore aqueduct to try for another true city, then we'd have 25 EEE because aqueducts give 4 econ expansion slots even beyond their refunds, and if the pattern continues as before, the cutoffs would be 12 redshore/16 sacred forest/20 valley home. At that point, in order to be below 12 econ expansion slots, we'd have to have 14 econ...considering our cap is 15, and the only ways to raise that cap provide more EEE, we'd only need one more boats action, or a good integration/settlement/etc, and we'd literally be unable to get our econ slots down enough to hit the 12 limit...
