it will it be modded？ 

xuzheqi wrote:

it will it be modded？ 

I don't have any modding skill so I doubt,  but if anyone would like to, may this one have my consent

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Ancient Era:

Medieval Era:

Kievan Rus' (Merchant)

LT: Russkaya Pravda 

• +2 Influence from every Religious District (or maybe "+1 Influence from every Trade Route") per number of Alliances
• +2 Science from every Religious District (or maybe "+1 Science from every Trade Route") per number of Alliances

Another Idea for the LT

Russkaya Pravda

• +2 Influence from every Religious District (or maybe "+1 Influence from every Trade Route") per Number of enacted Civics
• +2 Science from every Religious District (or maybe "+1 Science from every Trade Route") per Number of enacted Civics 

This one would actually make more sense since Russkaya Pravda is a code of laws

benblond wrote:

Glad to see the Russkaya Pravda here. I've spent a lot of time during my studies working on ancient russian sources including this one

For era 1, I think it's kinda hard to find something really fitting with a "slavic culture" pack. And I'm wondering if the Andronovo culture wouldn't maybe fit better ? 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andronovo_culture

What do you think? 

I've been working about the idea of Andronovo culture but I couldn't find any original mechanic that it could have used, I don't think that I'll ever post it. As I previously wrote, I chose Sintashta instead of Andronovo because of their discovery of war chariot that, with Arkaim, made them a really interesting culture (for me) that would fit well and in an original way in the nature of the game

Well I see. My reflexion was to find the most obvious and close link to Slavic people, but you're right, it's kinda hard to make something original and fun as we don't know a lot of things, or at least enough things that would allow us to create new mechanics.

Hey! Sorry, to resuscitate all of a sudden this post, but I heard that the devs shall, probably in near future, make some wonders obtain some synergies with certain districts. I just wanted to remind the world of the suggestions I made on this topic for Saint Basil's Cathedral.

Thank you very much for the news, I'm super hyped. 

(Here's the link to the official announce: https://community.amplitude-studios.com/amplitude-studios/humankind/ideas/2746-adjacency-bonuses-for-wonders?page=1)

I've updated my thread. Here you can find in red all the changes.

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Sintashta (Militarist)

LT: Fortified Center

• +1 Combat Strength in combat for Units in or adjacent to Garrison 
• -30% on Garrison Industry cost

EQ: Arkaim (It's a Garrison that can be bought with Influence)

• +1 Combat Strength in combat for Units in or adjacent to the District
• +2 Industry per Copper
• +2 Food per Horses
• +10 Industry per adjacent Copper Deposit
• +10 Food per adjacent Horses Deposit
• +5 Stability 
• +10 District Fortification
• Count as "Garrison"
• Is: Land Unit Spawn.
• Is fortified.

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Antes (Agrarian)

EQ: Turris

• +1 Combat Strength in combat for Units in or adjacent to the District per Alliance (allies's units just get +1)
• +5 Stability per Alliance
• +5 Stability
• +10 District Fortification
• Exploits Food
• Exploits Industry
• Count as "Garrison"
• Is: Land Unit Spawn.
• Is fortified.

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Kievan Rus' (Merchant)

LT: Russkaya Pravda 

• +5 Gold on City or Outpost per Number of enacted Civics
• +2 Stability on City or Outpost per number of Trade Routes

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Natural Wonders: Man'pupunёr, Mount Elbrus, Plitvice Lakes

Cultural Wonders: Bol'šoj Theatre , Hermitage, Saint Sophia Cathedral

Possible suggestions for additional cultures: the Baltics (Balts), Ukrainian, Tatars, Maybe Ostrogoths?

benblond wrote:

Glad to see the Russkaya Pravda here. I've spent a lot of time during my studies working on ancient russian sources including this one

For era 1, I think it's kinda hard to find something really fitting with a "slavic culture" pack. And I'm wondering if the Andronovo culture wouldn't maybe fit better ? 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andronovo_culture

What do you think? 

Honestly they wasn`t slavs. More fitting choise would be this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucuteni–Trypillia_culture

Mh... maybe expanding this DLC idea to eastern Europe instead of just to Slavic cultures, we might see the theorical addition of new interesting cultures. First and foremost, I would be thinking to the ugro-finnic  cultures. Here's a little example: Hungarians (Early Modern Era), Finnish (Contemporary Era... ?).

Given this possibility, what other cultures would you like to be added to the game? Hopefully the devs might take inspiration from the suggestions written in this thread.

A1y0sh4 wrote:

Natural Wonders: 

Man'pupunёr

Description: The Man'pupunёr rock formations, also known as the Seven Strong Men Rock Formations, rise majestically in the Ural Mountains, casting a shadow of enigma and wonder over the surrounding landscape. They can serve as powerful symbols of strength and unity. 

Effect: Gain a significant boost to defensive capabilities and diplomacy bonuses when controlling the region where Man'pupunёr is located. These monolithic sentinels inspire awe and respect among people, making it easier to form alliances and negotiate favorable diplomatic agreements. 

Mount Elbrus

Description: Mount Elbrus, the highest peak in Europe, has long been a source of inspiration for mountaineers and philosophers alike. Its towering presence can elevate the quest for knowledge and culture.

Effect: Gain a significant increase in science and culture production in the territory where Mount Elbrus is located. The scholarly pursuits and artistic endeavors inspired by the mountain's prominence will accelerate the civilization's advancement in these domains. 

Plitvice Lakes

Description: The cascading waterfalls and crystal-clear lakes of Plitvice Lakes are a testament to the beauty of nature. This natural wonder can promote harmony and prosperity. 

Effect: They provide a substantial boost to happiness and population growth. The serene and breathtaking environment of the lakes ensures that the people are content and thriving, contributing to overall prosperity. 

Cultural Wonders:

Bol'šoi Theatre

Description: The Bol'shoi Theatre, a bastion of classical Russian ballet and opera, has stood as a symbol of artistic excellence for centuries. This renowned cultural institution can ignite a cultural renaissance. 

Effect: It significantly increases an empire's Influence output, inspiring people to create masterpieces, attracting tourists and scholars from around the world to experience the richness of your culture. 

Hermitage
Description: The Hermitage Museum houses an unparalleled collection of art and historical artifacts. This repository of knowledge and beauty can stimulate intellectual and cultural growth. 

Effect: It provides a substantial boost to the science and culture production. Its vast collection serves as a wellspring of inspiration, propelling your civilization to new heights of learning and creativity. 

Saint Sophia Cathedral

Description: Saint Sophia Cathedral showcases the magnificence of Byzantine architecture. This cathedral can become a beacon of faith and grandeur. 

Effect: It grants a significant boost to faith production and importance. Its awe-inspiring design and spiritual significance inspire unwavering devotion among your people, while also incentivizing the construction of other religious buildings (it gives +50 Fame for all the new Religious Wonders/Holy Sites that you will build). 

And here I have updated both the Cultural and the Natural Wonders