Oh, excellent.the new shrine annex makes all governor's palaces give +1 RA tolerance
Huh.
This.And then another thing about Trelli, once we stick a trading post there, we do not gain the majority of its output, the TP does. This is because of how Natural Wonders work, see the Dragons Graveyard and us not getting its mysticism bonus until we integrated the Stallions. The same would apply to Trelli, except we can't integrate it, it's too far, as shown by how the remnant of West Wall is closer and we can't integrate that one.
Finally, we would have to deal with events spawned by the Mediterranean and events spawned from our current region and from what I can see we have our hands full with the stuff close to home.
Be happy. There are exactly zero good things that come from lowering Legitimacy. It's the lowered RA that you should be happy about.
Apparently we need both to fight Purity's bad parts.Fight the priests preaching it, take in more people, de-emphasize elitist attitudes...
Basically take shitload of actions that ding RA and Legitimacy over the next while.
don't forget anything we pick up from the nomad refugeesInnovation/Research
free Equestrian technology
4 innovation rolls
2 boat Innovation rolls
potential Glassworks innovation x4
potential Kiln innovation x2
potential Alchemy innovation x2
health research x4
You accidentally used the version of the stats where you thought we had 27 stat limit instead of 26, btw.
Err, no? Those stats are after overflow...or rather, after overflow if we had 27 maximum, but even with our actual max of 26, it just means two more tech.
I really like those actually.Okay, Trell colonization not a good idea.
What about the other part of my post, the expeditions?
Yeah, Trelli is a city- you can't maintain a city without the infrastructure to bring in food and materials, no ones going to resettle that willy-nillyI don't think the Trelli situation is a urgent as some think. Remember how long Xohyr stayed a ruin? Even just half that time is plenty to put our house in order then put down a TP.
Ah, somehow missed that redshore split its FC policies that turn. (1 to market, 1 to support)No, it has 2 FC policies, it had them in Paleblood Moonrise, and this time as well; Redshore did 2 infrastructure policies, getting 2 progress towards their baths; remember that FC policies don't get doubled infrastructure progress.
I, for one, am saying it wouldn't be urgent even if the place was likely to be settled again soon, because we do not need the headache.
He already told us that we need to ding our legitimacy and RA as much as we can.@Academia Nut, how do we de-emphasise elitist attitudes as suggested by Uvothyn?
I'm pretty sure not losing legitimacy here because the population generally agrees that taking in surrendering nomads is the right thing to do is better for keeping Pride in Acceptance than losing that legitimacy point would have been.He already told us that we need to ding our legitimacy and RA as much as we can.
Quite likely, but it could also be due to the elites agreeing swiftly enough that they were able to implement it without much of a splash.I'm pretty sure not losing legitimacy here because the population generally agrees that taking in surrendering nomads is the right thing to do is better for keeping Pride in Acceptance than losing that legitimacy point would have been.
So when you say they "dig holes" in "approved places" where there are "no trees" and "plant seeds".......They literally go out, dig holes in approved places where there are no trees, and plant seeds.
That is not what he meant at all. Losing Legitimacy and RA are not themselves what will make the Ymaryn better people, it's just that the options which do that happen to decrease those stats. The Whoever Surrenders option makes the Ymaryn better not because of the Legitimacy/RA drop, but because of the narrative of the option itself.He already told us that we need to ding our legitimacy and RA as much as we can.
Which is why I said I was both happy and unhappy that we didn't take a legitimacy hit.
He says here:That is not what he meant at all. Losing Legitimacy and RA are not themselves what will make the Ymaryn better people, it's just that the options which do that happen to decrease those stats. The Whoever Surrenders option makes the Ymaryn better not because of the Legitimacy/RA drop, but because of the narrative of the option itself.
In the future, we will get options which will narratively make the Ymaryn better people, but will drop RA and Legitimacy because taking those options are something that a bunch of our people will not agree with on account of them being assholes and preaching asshole beliefs.
Your idea that lower Legitimacy and Religious Authority is the exact same thing as "being less of an asshole" makes no sense.
Part of the problem is that our elite feel that they are morally superior to all the other groups, in large part due to their nearly eternally high RA and Legitimacy. Taking hits to legitimacy makes narrative sense, in that it shows that our people aren't perfect and that others could thus have ideas that we need to know.Fight the priests preaching it, take in more people, de-emphasize elitist attitudes...
Basically take shitload of actions that ding RA and Legitimacy over the next while.
It is one of my greatest disappointments with our government.I just realized we do not have a 'Forestry Policy' in the sense of province prioritization.
(Or 'Terraforming', for that matter.)
We also have a looming legal crises, though with fewer cities that may not be quite as likely. Either way, getting the Great Library megaproject has a good chance for moving towards a new level of Law when combined with the Academies, which should help our government problems a fair amount. We also probably want the triangle canal soon since nomads are starting to become very dangerous.Can we please focus inwards instead of outwards for once?
We need Roads, Dam/Canal for Lowlands, and in general inter-connectivity far more than we need another far flung colony to manage.
I am very much in favor of the extra expeditions.Okay, Trell colonization not a good idea.
What about the other part of my post, the expeditions?
its gonna be great!Everyone's talking about the double glassworks and I'm looking at the double main study health, backed by symphony, under a heroic mystic king.
It's unsurprising, granted, but that is going to lead to some interesting things.
Someone's going to settle Trelli shortly after they recover from the Horseman's Plague. Unlike Xohyr, there is a strong incentive to settle that particular spot. Still, I don't see any particular reason to rush. Trade and expansion are not the primary concerns of most civilizations right now, so Trelli's probably going to be mostly empty for a handful of turns.I don't think the Trelli situation is a urgent as some think. Remember how long Xohyr stayed a ruin? Even just half that time is plenty to put our house in order then plot down a TP.
I think we would need a natural 100 to get a giant leap in our scientific ability. I have no idea what we need those glasses for, but it would be helpful for alchemy as well.
Then again, I have no idea what we are doing with alchemy.
Everyone's talking about the double glassworks and I'm looking at the double main study health, backed by symphony, under a heroic mystic king.
It's unsurprising, granted, but that is going to lead to some interesting things.
Someone's going to settle Trelli shortly after they recover from the Horseman's Plague. Unlike Xohyr, there is a strong incentive to settle that particular spot. Still, I don't see any particular reason to rush. Trade and expansion are not the primary concerns of most civilizations right now, so Trelli's probably going to be mostly empty for a handful of turns.
On that note, the Khemetri have abandoned their northern colonies. If we're interested in Saffron Sea access, then it's going to be much easier to take and hold those than the straits; we'd have direct land access, and the Gul River would help negate the obvious infrastructure strain. Whether that'd be a good idea is entirely contingent upon how recovered we are and how well our subordinates behave, but unless the Khemetri recover unusually fast, it's likely to be our best option to get a port on the Saffron Sea for a while.