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CharlotteCivver
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All culture producing buildings produce more culture as time goes by. A 1000 year old temple gives more culture than a 10 year old temple.
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sophist
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quote:
Originally posted by Akka le Vil
Each time a building is 1000 years older, its culture output double. |
A little ambiguous. When a building is between 0 and 999 years old, it generates the standard culture. Once it is older than 1000 years, it generates twice as much. That doubling happens only once. It'd be cool if it happened every 1000 years, but probably too powerful too (16 point temples and palaces in your capital, 24 point Great Library....)
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sophist
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quote:
Originally posted by E_T
The problem is that any cultural improvement that you build after 900 A.D. won't have much (if any doubling effect) in the late game. |
That's not a problem so much as an absence of a bonus. At least as I see it.
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