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Gunter
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I have read in the recent past in this forum about that,and now that his screenshot has come I was wondering if it is too powerful.
A temple in every city ? It seems to me too much,at least on 50% of your cities should be better ?
No ?
Gunter
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Nor Me
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It's in the epic game where it goes obsolete and does so relatively quickly.
The temple would disappear. Also, unless they've changed things, you won't be able to build cathedrals in cities without temples built in them beforehand.
So it would give you an early lead in culture and help reduce unhappiness but it would hurt these slightly in the long run.
It's going to be very powerful for non-religious civs.
In the conquest, it might come near the end. We don't know.
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Wittlich

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A Wyandot lost in "The City" SF,CA
Dec 2000 time: 21:31
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quote: Originally posted by TechWins
That could be how it is, Stuie, but I think it will build the temples just like how the pyramids builds granaries. Then once the Temple of Aremis goes obsolete it won't build anymore temples, but the old temples will still function. |
But remember, on the same line of thought, If you loose the city that has the Great Pyramid, you loose all of those free granaries...So I too believe that once the Temple of Aremis goes obsolete, you will also loose all of those free temples. 
Oh, and yes, welcome back Tech! Long-time-no-see. 
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