I am glad that you like the changes that will be part of the Enheduanna patch and Thanks for your feedback ✨
I'm not sure we could do all the changes, but I take note of your proposals!

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novar89 wrote:

Hey, I just wanted to +1 the positive feedback about the patch's changes. In particular:

1. The civics rebalance worked really well and makes me actually choose different civics at different times.
2. The rebalance between commons quarter and garrison has made city design more interesting.
3. MOST OF ALL: Instant movement was the change I never realized I needed. I always wanted to play at normal+ speed but couldn't enjoy it because the games just took too long in real world time. Instant movement fixed that problem.
   

Thanks!! 😻

I just tried the Enheduanna beta, and it's a really fun game. The new civics finally make it possible to experiment with various city planning patterns, and the options available are now rather intriguing. Additionally, the commercial and aesthetic affinities are now well-balanced word games. I also adore the other enhancements and the new growth recipe. Developers, thank you for your fantastic effort! I could only identify the following irksome issues after two walkthroughs, which could be fixed in the future: 0) City production shouldn't be hindered by battles. 1) The buyout cost, particularly the pop buyout, the district cost, and other formulas must be adjusted similarly to the growth one. 2) Each turn birth has more than one pop. I was able to grow up in a large metropolis because to the new growth formula, but war severely damages cities. It will be possible to use the pop buyout button and rely on employees if there is more than +1 surplus. 3) The IPs stationary units must be able to be rented. Additionally, their units must be updated with new eras. Since hired troops are outdated or immobile, I am no longer able to use them. 4) Modifying religion: boosting other 4tier tenets, nerfing some tenets like +2cs and 50 science from Wonder, and adding bonuses for the owner to make religion competitive. 5) Reworked infrastructure, buffing palisades, worker slots, and some tech-infrastructure connections in select districts. Civics buff common quarters are now the same, which is fantastic. 6) In vanilla, I would like to see more interactions with badges and cultural proximity. 7) Line infantry get a line bonus. similar to man-o-war. Why not? It will be quite realistic for this time period and set us out from contemporary infantry games. 8) Scaling and balancing the consequences of events 9) For the sake of Roman EQ and War-Slaves Civic, a city must be considered a victorious city for more than one round. I'm thrilled that every update makes the game better, and I have no doubt that it will be completely finished in a year or two. ​