I transcended for an extra 10 points of fame right at the end when I completed this Wonder. 
You may notice the fame only says 100 on the banner, but I checked, I got an extra 10%

War. What is it good for? Absolutely worth the INFAMY and INSTABILITY and DEBT.

Playing "Tall" I guess.

Lost one city. Lost all trade.

Vassalage needs some tuning. All big spikes seem to be vassalage and not merchant affinity. But I may be wrong.

Congrats on the win, sounds like it was exciting :)
My Humankind difficulty game was way too easy though, idk why, combat AI was decent, but on the game map they were pretty bad.
And I'm curious, what total science output did you end the game on?
Because from my experience they've balanced the amount of science you need per tech based on your city count pretty well, since I've finished a couple games on drastically different amounts of science anywhere between 900 to 9k.

Yaboku wrote:

Congrats on the win, sounds like it was exciting :)
My Humankind difficulty game was way too easy though, idk why, combat AI was decent, but on the game map they were pretty bad.
And I'm curious, what total science output did you end the game on?
Because from my experience they've balanced the amount of science you need per tech based on your city count pretty well, since I've finished a couple games on drastically different amounts of science anywhere between 900 to 9k.

So science needed per tech is based on city count?
This explains why I finished the tech tree so early, around 119,

I finished a game on humankind, ended first but with very thing marginal and I ended the game by advancing into industrial era, rather than reaching 150 turns.

Goodluck wrote:

I finished a game on humankind, ended first but with very thing marginal and I ended the game by advancing into industrial era, rather than reaching 150 turns.

How were you able to advance so far ? Have you played other difficulty levels ? I’m wondering if the later Eras are only available on the higher settings.

AkashaX1885 wrote:

Yaboku wrote:

Congrats on the win, sounds like it was exciting :)
My Humankind difficulty game was way too easy though, idk why, combat AI was decent, but on the game map they were pretty bad.
And I'm curious, what total science output did you end the game on?
Because from my experience they've balanced the amount of science you need per tech based on your city count pretty well, since I've finished a couple games on drastically different amounts of science anywhere between 900 to 9k.

So science needed per tech is based on city count?
This explains why I finished the tech tree so early, around 119,

I’m curious. What difficulty setting were you playing on ?

KingRufus wrote:

Goodluck wrote:

I finished a game on humankind, ended first but with very thing marginal and I ended the game by advancing into industrial era, rather than reaching 150 turns.

How were you able to advance so far ? Have you played other difficulty levels ? I’m wondering if the later Eras are only available on the higher settings.

Reaching 7 era stars per era is not that difficult. The game ends once you pick an industrial era culture. You can research industrial era technologies by having a culture with scientist affinity and staying in early modern since those can research techs one era ahead.

Goodluck wrote:

KingRufus wrote:

Goodluck wrote:

I finished a game on humankind, ended first but with very thing marginal and I ended the game by advancing into industrial era, rather than reaching 150 turns.

How were you able to advance so far ? Have you played other difficulty levels ? I’m wondering if the later Eras are only available on the higher settings.

Reaching 7 era stars per era is not that difficult. The game ends once you pick an industrial era culture. You can research industrial era technologies by having a culture with scientist affinity and staying in early modern since those can research techs one era ahead.

Thanks Goodluck !

AkashaX1885 wrote:

KingRufus wrote:

AkashaX1885 wrote:

Yaboku wrote:

Congrats on the win, sounds like it was exciting :)
My Humankind difficulty game was way too easy though, idk why, combat AI was decent, but on the game map they were pretty bad.
And I'm curious, what total science output did you end the game on?
Because from my experience they've balanced the amount of science you need per tech based on your city count pretty well, since I've finished a couple games on drastically different amounts of science anywhere between 900 to 9k.

So science needed per tech is based on city count?
This explains why I finished the tech tree so early, around 119,

I’m curious. What difficulty setting were you playing on ?

The 6th from the top, Empire?
But since I was a merchant, I couldn't advance beyond early modern techs, so there would be more to do if I choose science focus as the last.

Thanks Akasha ! ,

Yaboku wrote:

Congrats on the win, sounds like it was exciting :)
My Humankind difficulty game was way too easy though, idk why, combat AI was decent, but on the game map they were pretty bad.
And I'm curious, what total science output did you end the game on?
Because from my experience they've balanced the amount of science you need per tech based on your city count pretty well, since I've finished a couple games on drastically different amounts of science anywhere between 900 to 9k.

Do you want to see the graph or did you want a number? I think I got it up to around 600? 

First Time Humankind difficulty, easy win after a hard start.
Full tech-tree unlocked at turn 124. (full because science focus allows you to go one further)

Pheonecians --> Carthagians --> Ghanians (OP district) --> Joseon (sadly the only science focus at that time)

My Capital is producing 12k science without focus active. (harbors are sick later on)
All the world follows my religion which means each of my 10 Holy sites gives 500+ science.

Wowee!! Yeah I think I was just doing a terrible job at districts - oh and I was not in control of my religion or influence really. Hah. I did have a state religion that supported science but it wasn't doing me as much good as it was my neighbor.