Theunderbolt
"Prepare for trouble..."
- Location
- USoA
So Japanese communist elf hippies?
Paths of Civilization
- Thread starter Academia Nut
- Start date
- Original
So Japanese communist elf hippies?
- Location
- Hell
Traitor
Also you're misvoting, he has both retrieve the star axe and support the heir.
- Location
- United States
@Academia Nut A few questions.
What does our construction chief say on how the canal is progressing? What actions can we take to speed the process?
What does our farming chief say on the effects of the Canal being built? Will it interfere with our harvests unless we take specific actions soon?
What does our war chief say on the ST and the DP? How are they acting right now?
Also, what is the WC doing at the moment?
What does our construction chief say on how the canal is progressing? What actions can we take to speed the process?
What does our farming chief say on the effects of the Canal being built? Will it interfere with our harvests unless we take specific actions soon?
What does our war chief say on the ST and the DP? How are they acting right now?
Also, what is the WC doing at the moment?
- Location
- Australia
The poor economy had nothing to do with it. Rushing a megaproject doesn't multiply the total number of Econ it needs, it multiplies the number of Econ it uses in the turn that it's rushed. If, for example, a megaproject cost 4 Econ and 4 turns (rate: 1 Econ/turn), rushing it would make it 4 Econ and 2 turns (rate: 2 Econ/turn). The downside is you can't use those Secondary actions for something else, not that it consumes more total Econ.
As for being fine without the main action, we were, up until Patrikwos decided to be an asshole and kill our emissaries. Then we had to go to war without being able to use the Main action for it.
Even then, just because we might be "fine" without rushing a megaproject, it doesn't mean it's optimal. The sooner we complete a megaproject, the sooner we begin reaping the rewards. It ultimately consumes the same number of Main/double Secondary (counting both as equivalent) whether you rush it or not, and it costs the same total Econ whether you rush it or not, so assuming you don't need those Secondaries immediately for something else, the optimal course of action is to rush the megaproject.
No?
If the only thing a voter cares about is making sure the DPs don't get the axe, picking it as the only task increases the odds of it succeeding.
- Location
- Australia
We'll find out next turn when it'll say how long it'll take until the project is completed.
He already answered this.
- Location
- United States
I agree. The plan only has one action, but it's still valid.
However, they haven't voted on what to do about the high chief.
- Location
- United States
What AN said was before we started the canal, so i'm hoping that we'll get more info from us doing Survey Lands as well as getting started on the Canal.
- Location
- Australia
[X] Plan Little Hand
I'm switching my vote. AN has said that taking the axe back from the DP will be extremely hard, even if they do have it. Our actions should thus be based around mitigating the effects of them having it. This plan also maximises our efforts if the ST have the axe instead of the DP, and considering the ST were the major victory in the three-way battle and not the DP, the axe is likely with them. This plan is also more likely to succeed.
I'm switching my vote. AN has said that taking the axe back from the DP will be extremely hard, even if they do have it. Our actions should thus be based around mitigating the effects of them having it. This plan also maximises our efforts if the ST have the axe instead of the DP, and considering the ST were the major victory in the three-way battle and not the DP, the axe is likely with them. This plan is also more likely to succeed.
- Location
- Hell
herpaderp, Hylas just made a plan that had axe in it's name and thought it was the same one >.>
VoidZero
Passing Flan 布丁魔王
- Location
- Anywhere but RL
[X] Get the intercession of the shamans to attempt to heal him (Wildcard)
[X] Plan Little Hand
I should stop flipflopping.
As for the canal: We can't really do much to throw more bodies at it since we just made a settlement at the river confluence, unless AN gives us more locations in the valley to settle.
[X] Plan Little Hand
I should stop flipflopping.
As for the canal: We can't really do much to throw more bodies at it since we just made a settlement at the river confluence, unless AN gives us more locations in the valley to settle.
There's only one sample to study. At the very least have two samples, one which we keep, another we can destructively test and take apart.
- Location
- Australia
What's there to learn about it? We were already told about its properties when we were introduced to it and poking it with a stick isn't going to tell us how to make more.
- Location
- United States
I'm confused...what samples are you talking about? The one we could've gotten from the nomad leader last turn?
I was saying that, if we get the axe, then we could maybe study it's properties.
We can use it to identify any metal deposits on our land that match the metal.
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It won't help us, really.
It is meteoric iron. It won't help us in getting, or even recognizing iron ore.
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VoidZero
Passing Flan 布丁魔王
- Location
- Anywhere but RL
Not without metallurgy, or actual iron. If you mean axe style and spirit value, then we need copper to utilize and our shaman know how to bless it.
Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
I'm just saying that if we leave the axe with the Dead Priests and it turns out to have some horrific spiritual side-effect I am blaming you guys.
It's made from a falling star, I think we'd notice.