Bizzar civics effects

[Ijuin]

Originally posted by iapetus556
A hammers bonus from State Property might be more realistic, as in real life, such policies are often used to prop up industries that wouldn't otherwise survive, and Stalin did achieve significant industrial advances, at the expense of mass starvation. (Although I suppose in CIV terms, that might be a case of extreme use of Slavery to complete buildings.

Quite. I think that the food bonus should be switched to a +1 hammers from mines/workshops/lumbermills/watermills.

As for Universal Suffrage meeting Slavery, most systems of Slavery in which the condition of being a slave is heriditary (as in the USA) define slaves as being non-citizens. No nation in the world has ever given suffrage to non-citizens.

[JackRudd]

+1 food for Workshops is a production bonus, although it's a disguised one. It's a way to encourage you to turn squares into Workshops (boosting production) instead of Farms (boosting food) or Cottages (boosting commerce).