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Thank you, thank you to people like you. I know I can buy the game in a year at a discount. When it's finished, without any bugs. Thank you very much for paying to be a beta tester. Play hard and long. Then I can enjoy it in its full glory.

Eventually with some practice you should generally be able to get yourself into a position where you're researching most technologies in 5 turns or less.

While it is indeed certainly possible to full-clear the tech tree in 100 turns, I'd say a good science benchmark for new players to shoot for is simply to match their science rate to whatever turn their on. So 30 science on turn 30, 50 science by turn 50, 100 science by turn 100.

This will set you up with the mindset of gaging where your science is at and how prioritize. Some natuons/archetypes, like aforementioned Babylon, will start with a high science output that will carry you through the early game nicely. However, you want to continue investing because if you, say, plateau at around 40 science and its turn 60, then you're falling behind and need to ramp up.

Conversely, its possible to open the game on turn 1 with as little as 5 science per turn -- that would signal that you want to ramp that up quickly to babylon-style levels. For the early game, i think the quicker you can hit 30 science per turn, the better, as this will cascade to better tech development throughout.

Its okay if the pacing isn't perfect; you could be at 30 science on turn 50 while finishing up a Scholarship or Land Consolidation beeline (assuming groves) and then suddenly your science doubles to over 60 science by the time its turn 60 because of the key science tech.

I would consider 100 science by turn 100 to be a pretty good minimum. If you can hit anywhere between 100-200 science before turn 100, then thats essentially a game-winning science rate and you shoils feel comfortable starting to emphasize science growth less.

Of course, big numbers are always fun; its possible to get 300, 400, or even 600+ science per turn within 100-120 turns; experienced players can achieve this. However, I would say a rate of 200 science should be enough to win most games, so you can consider that number a target while trying to improve your research game.

Lord i've never seen so many enraged fanboys. This is wild. Ya'll need to chill. Obviously we all love the game and we have our concerns.. instead of bashing the dev team at every single turn , every single step they take to making progress. If I was a developer, i wouldn't give ya'll a damn thing. you can't even appreciate the game we have right now..

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Цитата допису Puck:

Yeah, RTX 4070 and struggling when large amounts of ennemies spawns. Fun game though

fr same
4070 here and having 53 fps

The e-caller in CotW at least is of actual use. Spot out a game trail, drop it on the ground, hop in your tree stand or blind, control it with its remote control and you can play multiple calls at the same time and wait for whatever decides to come in to investigate. I love to use that thing.
Only downside is the weight, since CotW has weight system and you can carry only so much stuff.
This thing here works the same as any other caller in the game, only advantage it's only one inventory space.
Unfortunately there's nothing else to put in the free spaces.

hey, i'm up and pretty new aswell

Gonna beat it into your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ head you stupid piece of ♥♥♥♥!!!!!!!!!!

Цитата допису FinetalPies:

In what way does this matter? The only roles that can corrupt villagers are themselves, not villagers and thus can't be corrupted.

It absolutely matters. Poisoner corrupts 1 adjacent, but if Poisoner acted before Pooka, then they could both corrupt the same person, leading to fewer than expected corruptions. Whereas, with Pooka acting before Poisoner, if the villager on one side of Poisoner is corrupted by Pooka then the Poisoner has no choice but to corrupt the villager on the other side.