The Taíno Legacy Trait, Zemis Worship, seems powerful but balanced on Cities, but may be overpowered (unintentionally) because it also feeds all Outposts a huge amount of food.  When I have 20 territories in my sphere of influence (not unreasonable), that's +100 food on all outposts in my empire, and it's pretty easy to make that much higher, too.  Similar to the recurring bug where Machu Picchu sometimes affects outposts, this has an enormous effect on outposts -- playing on Blitz, my new outpots quickly surged to 12 population, and I was able to found a new city with 35+ pop with two inexpensive attachments.

Was Zemis Worship, like Machu Picchu, meant to only affect Cities?

Oh great!  Thanks for the quick response and action!  Also, thank you for confirming that individual threads are better than omnibus threads; I try to split my feature requests into bite-size pieces.

I am really enjoying these new cultures, and especially love the Caralan and Taíno from my first playthrough.  I'm even more excited to see Zemis Worship will be corrected to cities-only, so I can feel better about liking them.

RedSirus wrote:

Oh great!  Thanks for the quick response and action!  Also, thank you for confirming that individual threads are better than omnibus threads; I try to split my feature requests into bite-size pieces.

I am really enjoying these new cultures, and especially love the Caralan and Taíno from my first playthrough.  I'm even more excited to see Zemis Worship will be corrected to cities-only, so I can feel better about liking them.

I'm really digging the Caralan and the Nazca - Those emblematic districts are just so pretty to look at and think about - makes me want to go to Peru and see the real ones.

Also, I dig that the Headhunters are like terrifying swordsmen!

tryptakid wrote:

Adding to this thread - I'm playing a game where I focused early on faith instead of culture, and happened to be next to some strong culture output, making most of my society under someone else's sphere of influence.  I get to the Medieval Era and pick the Taino as I'm trying to play through as the Latin America DLC adds, and I notice that my outposts are producing no food.  I look and I see this:  -25 Food from Zemis Worship.

Best I can tell, I'm actually losing food because of the fact that most of my society is actually under the sphere of influence of neighboring civilizations.  I also checked and it appears that this is impacting my cities too.

I just added the issue to our database as well, thanks for reporting it.

tryptakid wrote:

Adding to this thread - I'm playing a game where I focused early on faith instead of culture, and happened to be next to some strong culture output, making most of my society under someone else's sphere of influence.  I get to the Medieval Era and pick the Taino as I'm trying to play through as the Latin America DLC adds, and I notice that my outposts are producing no food.  I look and I see this:  -25 Food from Zemis Worship.

Best I can tell, I'm actually losing food because of the fact that most of my society is actually under the sphere of influence of neighboring civilizations.  I also checked and it appears that this is impacting my cities too.

Hello!

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In my opinion, in order to distinguish the two factions, Tanios bonus should be for the capital only. Perhaps buff the amount of food, but if the bonus was only for the capital it would be a more distinct choice and allow for synergy with other cultures and strategies.

Granted with the way food and pop growth work it would be a major nerf but thats another problem