It spends econ to martial at a 3:1 ratio though, so it's super expensive.
Main Support Subordinate is probably our best bet since it gives 5.3 worth of Martial if I am doing the math right because of WHR.
Would the provinces just focus on one and complete it, or just leave both of them uncompleted?
I think it just wasn't noted before. That aside, it's not a direct downgrade. Before, forests returned the same amount of Econ as it cost to make them. Now, it provides +1 Econ profit if done as a Main.
I'd say that Improve Annual Festival is now better. For the same secondary, instead of gaining 1-3 centralization we spend 1 econ and convert 2 wealth -> 2 art. Unless we start wanting extra centralization for some reason, that makes Improve Annual Festival superior.
Us + two from them with one secondary hanging out. Law doubles one and it can't be different then the thing it is doubling.
I'm pretty sure we did secondary Forest actions before for +1 slot; now, we have to us a 2x more valuable new secondary to do the same thing.
Net -1 econ in exchange for less Centralization. Centralization is effectively free to reduce since Wildcat Prospecting is so powerful.
Centralization is NOT effectively free to reduce. We've had problems with reducing it for a long time now, and while Wildcat Prospecting makes it far more feasible, we have also been told that doing it too much can cause problems of its own.
Hmm... since DL raises the low cap couldn't Wildcat do the same?
I think they are smart and will focus one, and Games+Census probably have some synergy in counting swole dudes, but it is a good question.
It wouldn't be a Martial drop, it would be a cap increase, where we can handle more warriors lacking things to do because now they have things to do.
It can and probably does; that is likely one of the first consequences of overusing it. But do remember that raising the low cap is BAD; it means we have less room to move around it. We want to lower the Low Cap.
Its not a wonder. We've seen wonders - and the last time we did one, it took 5 resources a turn for something like ten actions. The Games don't match that.
