Certainly with the way it is set up if you can't player stronger for the tournament that uses the most relics currently, your MA capacity is messed up for up to 9 weeks, and this way you can correct every week.īut, it seems with the changes it does disconnect from the name of the tournament, as marble provinces gave marble relics and now with what's been described, they will give a bit of everything. It actually may be better because it is cheaper in resources to try and add one extra province each week than 9 in a 'boost' week.Īnd then changing which relics the spells needs to make the use of relics more even also sounds like a good idea. It will also even out the growth of the boost for newer cities, again instead of going harder in a boosted tournament, if you get all relics every tournament you increase your boost at 1/9th the rate every week instead of a big jump in the 9th week. It will change the saving resources to go harder in a boosted tournament, but when you can get all relics every week, you only need enough for a week at a time to keep the MA going. These different priorities could be hard to combine. Because even as late game cities want to even out their relics, small cities want to max their boosted goods as fast as possible. Making relict spending in the MA more even sounds good, but could still be problematic. And with these new changes, will negotiators see any difference at all anymore? And yes, I know that each time the enemies appear with different frequencies, but you have to fight a lot of provinces to even notice. I think each tournament should have its own character. It also blurres the line between the different tournaments even more than the random enemies already do. I usually build more boosters for my tier3+2 tournament becouse I need these relicts more than any other. But it also means that we can not choose to go all out on a specific tournament whose relics we need. Shure, for new players it means being less dependent on the exact timing the right tournaments. Anyways, that's my 2 cents on the matter.I have really mixed feelings about the rolling relics. But this is not the thread to discuss that. Will have to look into it and see if anyone has suggested it yet. In a fellowship like that the game flows pretty well. Fellowships that work like a team where members contribute their strengths (boosted production) generally succeed and have an abundance of goods. Would be nice if you could sell goods directly to people. You need a full, active and balanced fellowship that encourages boosted production for healthy trade. In a RL house, do you think there is more glass than wood used when building it? Or more electrical wiring verses concrete? They are the foundation materials for your city. And then it's almost always paired with T1.Īs for the tech tree, it makes sense that you would need more T1 goods the farther you get into the tree. Just now seeing T2 as the main goods to shell out for the relic. I can't recall exactly how many provinces I've cleared, but its close to 80. Only death to my enemies! Seriously, you have a point. And it's all steel.Īs for encounters, there is no negotiations. Orc level elixir factories in a human city are deeply disturbing.

I will put up 8+ T1 into market place at night and they will be gone in the morning. As people see a demand for goods, they will adjust there manufacturing builds in response. People are realizing that you still need those T1 manufacturers and building them up. Below i posted a list of all 9 manufactories for both races, including their research level. It does look like that the farther along in the game, the more T(ier)1 goods are needed.

Elvenar gem factory