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Snotty
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You only have a chance of getting an SGL if you research a tech no-one has before. If you are a non-scientific civ you have a 3% chance when you finish researching, a 5% chance if you are a Sci civ. I don't think heroic epic has any effect.
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Artifex
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Kentucky USA
Apr 2002 time: 05:33
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Playing Emperor Level as the Byzantines and by the mid-middle ages right around astronomy tech I already had 6 SGLs!
They are scientific so that must make a huge difference.
Is this normal? Or unbelievably lucky?
I rushed Pyramids, Sun Tzus, Sistines, Bachs, Corpernicus, and Adam Smiths.
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MattPilot
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Tulsa, OK
Dec 2003 time: 05:33
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does getting MGL affect getting SGL'ers?
In the same game, being china (militaristic, industrious) and playing on regent, i had 4 MGL's. Could the amount of MGL's you had affect the chance of getting SGL's?
Now that i think of it, i had one unused MGL waiting around cause i couldn't build anymore armies. I know you can't have more than 1 MGL, does this also apply to SGL's? Meaning you can only have one GL, independent from what kind he is?
IF so, i guess thats why i never saw a SGL.
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justjake73
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I have been a scientific leader for years and have NEVER gotten an SGL
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furrykef
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Twice I got a SGL when I was the first to get Philosophy and a free tech. One other time I was the first but no SGL was produced. I think I was Scientific in only one of those games (the second time I got a SGL).
- Kef
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Tripledoc
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I have another couple of questions concerning scientific leaders.
As you know you can also use them to boost research. However I found that doing this only made me research one turn faster. I was Greece in republic, golden age, and boosted science research in a city which had a library, university and the Copernicus Wonder.
I gather that the science leader increases research by 25% for twenty turns. Is this true?
So this use of the science leader seems not to be such a good idea. Or maybe I was just unlucky with the incremental way research is handled?
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Plotinus
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"BTW, do you think "Ah Cacao" is a real name, or was someone at Firaxis a chocoholic (Ah! Chocolate! )"
I believe Ah Cacao was a Mayan ruler who built some stonking great temples in the city of Tikal in modern Guatemala. And I think that the name really does mean something like "King Chocolate". He gets top marks for style!
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