![]() 5*.1).Įconomic Theory shares all of the same indirect advantages of wood trickle (it's unraidable, it's in the first age), and is definatley worth more than wood trickle in mid-late game. This is because economic theory gives a greater bonus toward hunters and miners than it does for wood gatherers (.86*.1>. Since wood trickle is worth 2.5 vills, econ theory will be worth more once you have less than 25 vills, perhaps up to 22-23 vills. Didn't Aztecs benefit a lot from the extra 100 food in the last patch, and isn't one of the main ideas for boosting Russians at the moment giving them an extra villager and -100 food in the first place?Įconomic theory is worth more than for just a quick age up time. It may not seem like much, but 1.5 villagers in early game can turn the tide of a game. With a typical 14 vill age up, you will be giving yourself nearly 1.5 villagers extra. I know you're probably aware that a 1/10th of a villager isn't that much, but it can help a lot. I have found a way to improve this problem with them by replacing wood trickle with a very common card, called Economic Theory.Įveryone knows what economic theory is of course, it boosts every aspect of your econ's gathering rate (including boats)by 10%. It has been strengthened with cards like wood trickle, but they still are lacking in their age up time. One of the main problems with Russians strength, I find, is their slow start and weak economy.
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