There is also building a bath every three turns and building an aqueduct every three turns on average, which pushes us 2 points closer to a new city every 3 turns.
We're lacking 3 progress, so yeah the bare minimum to get the quests requires only a secondary action and 6 stats. This means getting no more baths and nothing else besides the absolute bare minimum required infrastructure to pass the quests. FC passives are reasonably likely to take Infrastructure despite not getting the doubling. This means losing out on effectively a whole passive action per turn (2 FC infrastructure passives = 1 player passive, whereas if they do anything else it's equivalent)
Current infrastructure projects which consume forests:
I'm in favor of setting up a 3rd free city personally, but losing LTE for that is annoying when we really want to raise our LTE as much as we can to pop a couple cities.
Attacking others for religious beliefs isn't exclusive to monotheistic religions though, they just tend to have a unifying doctrine and robust theology that focus on the underlying supreme force that polytheistic religions allude to and lends itself to a central authority that's natural to settled people. Also the popularity comes from its talk of a grand reward for its faithful followers and being open to worship by all people rather then a specific group of people. Why worship a single god of harvest that fails to uphold its end of the bargain when your harvest fails and your a devout believer. It's easier to believe in a single central God that answers all prayers and works in mysterious and unknowable ways so anything bad is associated to not understanding God's plan for you and anything good is attributed to God's plan for you.
1) We just massively increased tech costs across the board. Luckily everything around it is going to be overflowing in so we should be fine, but it's clear that having ironworks and no artisans to work them is fundamentally useless. The provinces/passives undoubtedly realize this as well.
I choose how to spend my own entertainment budget, thanks you. Why are you objecting when I decide to use it in a pro-social manner?
Or how about you donate anyway and not for Internet posturing? Mmmmm. That's just a kind of... Seriously kind of asinine comment to make.
One more time - stats don't work that way.
No, they can only hijack the action with the fewest votes.
Our only action choice for that is Distribute Land; it's best to just let PSN take care of it.
Seconded.
We need 6 progress for Ironworks, plus6 more for two Lvl1 markets, plus 6 more for the Lvl 2 market. Both quests need to be done in 3 turns. No infrastructure policy means we have to do stuff ourselves, like build Ironworks this turn instead of Kilns.
I guess it comes down to how many ironworks the passives are going to take. With the new and awesome Marketplace eating up all their slots for the next several turns I doubt it, but yes- if they decide to go crazy on that, we're in trouble. Same as how we're in trouble if the province actions decide to go crazy and eat all of our stats.
