Does ET Partially Know Their Culture? (Costs of a Princess)
Aug 17, 2018 13:55:56 GMT
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 17, 2018 13:55:56 GMT
Now, we all know that in this game, the princesses we will be wooing can be obtained in a 2-step method:
1) Build the city where the desired princess resides.
2) Pay materials at a set frequency until their bar fills to 100%.
While I was wooing some princesses in my current run, I thought to myself, "Based on some logical guesses on things the princess' country of origin may be interested in, will the percentage be higher?"
To test this, I used Perfume on Julia, Pearls on Li, Diamonds for Sophia, etc. and whatever I thought was most fitting to all 6 princesses I'm currently wooing.
I believe that this strategy works on Li, Julia and whoever I can afford to woo/whoever I guessed correctly. Their percentage actually shot up!
I may be wrong but I believe that Perfume has a noticeable impact on Rome & Italy and Pearls for China/merchants who traded via China's major ancient trade routes. That was why I made such matches.
So, does this mean that ET actually did their research and got some cultural things about this game correct?
1) Build the city where the desired princess resides.
2) Pay materials at a set frequency until their bar fills to 100%.
While I was wooing some princesses in my current run, I thought to myself, "Based on some logical guesses on things the princess' country of origin may be interested in, will the percentage be higher?"
To test this, I used Perfume on Julia, Pearls on Li, Diamonds for Sophia, etc. and whatever I thought was most fitting to all 6 princesses I'm currently wooing.
I believe that this strategy works on Li, Julia and whoever I can afford to woo/whoever I guessed correctly. Their percentage actually shot up!
I may be wrong but I believe that Perfume has a noticeable impact on Rome & Italy and Pearls for China/merchants who traded via China's major ancient trade routes. That was why I made such matches.
So, does this mean that ET actually did their research and got some cultural things about this game correct?
