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has this started?
Will have started with today's update!has this started?
Maybe you've found the information somewhere, but I've never heard it said exactly when this quest pops up. All I've heard is that it's an early game tutorial/quest. Whether it's in game now or not, I wouldn't have a clue if I should be seeing anything related to it.not for me it hasn't and as I have only researched 5 things in iron age it should have
there has not been an update today yet
Actually a small amount of medals makes a huge difference to a beginning player. Those first few medal expansions are fairly cheap, but the medal prizes from things like towers of that age are really tiny. Not worth building a giant of a space hog like the colosseum, but very useful.The quest line that gives this should be available to anyone in iron age....for pete's sake it's better than the colosseum! It's smaller size and better happiness per tile + SUPPLIES which are infinitely more valuable to a new city than medals, make this something even experienced players should want in a new city.
I wasn't. I said, "Not worth building a giant of a space hog like the colosseum." I agree the Colosseum is a useless building.Colosseum gives less medals daily than winning the bronze tower, it's also effing huge, so no, its medal production is not worth consideration. You'll get your medal expansions later or by winning the bronze and/or iron towers, or when you build an Arc or a myriad of other things that will come much later than iron age.
Seriously One2Rule...don't even try making an argument for the Colosseum by pointing to its medals production....a small patch of victory towers is worth more and cost nothing to build or improve.
Perhaps, but medals are still less important after you get your first 2 or 3. Supplies help get your economy off the ground, so you get moving on to building things that actually help get victory expansions. With its small size the Oracle should be useful for far longer than people think....it's also VASTLY more useful than Zeus to a new city(for the one who said Zeus is a better first GB)I wasn't. I said, "Not worth building a giant of a space hog like the colosseum." I agree the Colosseum is a useless building.
I was disputing the claim that supplies are INFINITELY better than medals to an early city. Supplies are easy for any player to get reasonable income going with or without a GB. Medals are harder to come by in the early stages.
I concurred with the Zeus statement. It basically said that Zeus was an existing GB that would foot the bill nicely for being a freebie for a tutorial quest (small footprint, almost every player in the game builds it and keeps it, certainly useful for a starting city). I don't have a problem with a new GB being created for the task. I should know by now that by the time "give us feedback" is offered to the community it really means "pat us on the back for our amazing new feature, because it's already made and we aren't going to change anything."Perhaps, but medals are still less important after you get your first 2 or 3. Supplies help get your economy off the ground, so you get moving on to building things that actually help get victory expansions. With its small size the Oracle should be useful for far longer than people think....it's also VASTLY more useful than Zeus to a new city(for the one who said Zeus is a better first GB)
A farmer will not ever build it, it has no value to them. In a bronze age, iron age, early middle age city...it has no value. The attack GBs only start gaining value when the units base stats are high enough that it gives a significant bonus. To units whose base attack is 6 or even 9, a 30% boost is negligible. Leveling the Oracle just to 3 matches the premium iron age cultural building for happiness per tile. This starter GB, is woefully underestimated.I concurred with the Zeus statement. It basically said that Zeus was an existing GB that would foot the bill nicely for being a freebie for a tutorial quest (small footprint, almost every player in the game builds it and keeps it, certainly useful for a starting city).
This isn't the type of thing that belongs in a tutorial. That's player/social etiquette. Their job is to explain how the game functions, not how players have decided it should be played.I'd be surprised if the tutorial mentions not leveling another's GB.
Footprint size is also fine. It takes up less space than the buildings of the lower ages that would be used to duplicate its production. So long as it does that it is worth any size. Once one can produce more in the same space is when it has outstayed its usefulness.This thing is 3x3. Why a larger footprint than Zeus for a "demo GB" that will need to be trashed?