Flat Boosts for Science: Trade RoutesIf you have studied fewer technologies than a Civ or have an influence on them through tourism, you will gain or gain science for trade routes. Now the culture can also work on other civs and you can fight swords with pens and pens with pens.
You can still beat him with culture/space in Civ 4-5, but you do it passively, you can`t do anything to stop the warmongers while he can conquer you – even if it requires warmongers to check everyone`s status. The war-s-goer always wins, because he`s the guy who brings a gun to a knife fight. I understand that good Civ players always actively use mechanics so that they still manage to conquer the world, become unhappy, but make others even weaker. Korea would get 54, due to science +2 for all the improvements of the great person tile. Freedom`s New Deal Tenet allows you to get +16 science per academy or 48 per turn in optimal conditions. Under optimal conditions (without Civs, all technicians studied and all buildings of 4 +50%), an academy will generate 36 searches per round.
Getting 200 science from them would be a joke if a city can get that in 7 rounds later in the game with an academy and all the research buildings +% boosting.
Since the discover technology edition is based on the current scientific edition of your Civ (which is worth about 8 rounds), it is obvious that using an early game is a big mess. That`s because as the end of the game approaches, an academy can`t generate as much science over 100 rounds as a one-time use of the Great Scientist`s discover technology ability. Is that money only gone for the two of us, or can we take it back once I`ve taught him a lesson? While an Early Game Academy is the obvious choice, later in the game, all Great Scientists should be used to give you a technical boost.
I made a research agreement with an IC at Civ 5, and when it was almost over, he attacked me. I don`t mind being left behind, but being completely overshadowed comes at a huge disadvantage. Since science is primarily population-based, large empires have had a huge advantage before, and I`ve rarely found myself – as a rather culture-oriented actor – on scientific production close to them. However, I don`t think this is a bad decision, as you are now more specialized in early to medium play and you can use a mix of religion, politics, commerce and espionage to fill the void if necessary. I had noticed that there was a little slowdown in the search, but I didn`t understand why.
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