Yeah, Golden Age during megaproject policy is probably wise. It probably gives innovation boosts to the project.
we want innovations and don't expect to get all of our stats reliably at max rn. It will take at least one more turn for that to happen (with diplo, wealth), and we can probably spare a main for PG next turn. We'll need 2 non-mysticism stats to be at max because the census will rubber band our mysticism score for a bit.
Because census is needed for iron law....
We don't want Golden Age as combined with our Baby Boom, we use up slots too fast.
-7 + 2 + whatever actions our provinces and we do
No, it's ok. So long as we have enough slots to reach the cap, it will all overflow into Wealth and the slots will be refunded by cities.
I know, but we can start that as soon as the Palace is finished. Dam won't really take long.
shifts the problem to a new place, yeah. But better that, remediated through a follow-up influence (which helps build their strength?). new march gets time to grow + hardliners lose some ties due to bordering northern states v we need to wait three turns + high martial
5-7 + palace will be finished faster. Admittedly would allow for better overlap, tho.
It would be much easier with their ridiculous Martial score, certainly.
can make both. should make both.
I meant "either propagate or integrate". But yep, we can build multiple dams. Especially once we actually discover whatever awesome things they do. Chinampas and hydro power are possibilities, and our legacies will give us art and mysticism and Stability, but what would it have done without any of those?
water security, better walls, fishing, canal
Funny enough, iron is probably the most charcoal intensive ore in common enough use for it to matter. Nothing else requires nearly as much or is produced nearly as much
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