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Post by adriano19 on Oct 18, 2019 16:16:36 GMT
Well I think it's a bit irrelevant but I would really love to see a lord of the rings modification in the future
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Post by teemee123 on Sept 7, 2020 1:27:33 GMT
Btw I still haven't worked out what tax bracket upgrade or spy tactic do
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Sept 7, 2020 2:46:14 GMT
Btw I still haven't worked out what tax bracket upgrade or spy tactic do Tax bracket probably increases the % of population which corresponds to each tax level. For example, if peacetime taxation applies up to 70% of the population limit, improving the tax bracket could push it up to 71%. Spy tactic prevents a city from churning out income. Best used on capital cities or high lvl cities. |
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Post by teemee123 on Sept 9, 2020 16:45:32 GMT
Thing is, I often destroy existing tax bracket upgrades (to replace them with population increase upgrades), and I don't think I've ever gone down a level (eg to defensive from peaceful) from destroying the tax bracket upgrade. Also it would have the same resultant effect as the population increase (which I use a lot to get to peaceful level), so if there is an effect it is completely obsolete.
It does sound like it is what it is meant to do though, also I imagine you're right about the spy upgrade.
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Post by teemee123 on Sept 11, 2020 12:50:56 GMT
So the tax bracket upgrade makes a city treat the tax level or whatever the peaceful/aggresive/... thing is as being one level higher than it is. So if all your cities have tax bracket upgrade, you can be in defensive state at no cost.
It then becomes an interesting problem as to whether tax bracket increase or 50% population increase is better, I imagine the latter. Both could be used in a campaign level where you have a huge number of troops.
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