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Sid Meier's Civilization VI

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EpsTweak for Civilizations: Victoria (Age of Steam)
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Mod: Gameplay, Gathering Storm, Game Balance, Leaders
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2 apr, 2023 @ 6:45
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EpsTweak for Civilizations: Victoria (Age of Steam)

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EpsTweak is a series of small mods that tweak the balance of Civ 6. Rather than put all of them into one hefty package, I've split them into small fragments to allow you to make your own custom rulesets.


This mod changes the balance of Victoria's Age of Steam ability. It now reads: "+1 Production from strategic resource tiles. Cities receive +1 Amenity from each Workshop and Factory, and +10% Production from Power Plants."
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Strudeler of the Tart Society 2 apr, 2023 @ 9:08 
I assummed as much @Eps; I do enjoy the abstract concept of "toasters" being the amenities the people demand (Hearts of Iron did that to me). It's funny, I think vanilla Lincoln has factory based amenities too. Maybe I'll make a robber baron civ one of these days, something to force decisive city planning. Production has been king for too long, you know what I mean?
Eps  [skapare] 2 apr, 2023 @ 8:35 
It's more about the inhabitants of cities getting lots of shiny new things from the factories.
Strudeler of the Tart Society 2 apr, 2023 @ 8:23 
I can't believe a single Industrial Zone could be overclocked by 30% just by being a Briton. At least now those industrial era workers are happy and paid in amenities from working the assembly line, just like in history.

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