Districts Cost Changes

by Hominute·v2018-08-09·Updated 2018-09-13

Districts Cost Changes Cost Changes

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Districts Cost Changes Cost Changes

In Civilization 5, the more cities there are, the more penalties there are for science and culture.

Therefore, the more districts you have, the greater the penalty for building districts.

Area costs are now independent of your technology/citizen advancement.

Civilization 6 area cost and return to the fifth area cost

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If your technology tree is further along, then the technological advancement will determine the cost.

If your citizen tree is further forward, it will see it.

Area Cost = FLOOR(BaseCost*(1+9*FLOOR(100*MAX(CompletedTechs/67, CompletedCivics/50))/100))

Return five)

Area cost = 1.5 x previous cost. For example campus = 1.5 * previous campus.

Uptown cost = 1.25 x previous cost.

Unique zone 1/2 -> 2/3 of normal zone. (Japanese bonus 1/2 -> 2/3)

In Civilization5, the more cities there were, the more penalties were in science and culture.

Therefore, the more districts you have, the more penalties to build districts are.

District cost is now nothing to do with your tech/civic advancement.

Civilization6 District Costs vs Back to the Five District Costs

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If your tech tree is farther ahead, then tech advancement determines the cost.

If your civics tree is farther ahead, it looks at that instead.

District cost = FLOOR(BaseCost * (1 + 9 * FLOOR(100 * MAX(CompletedTechs / 67, CompletedCivics / 50))/100))

Back to the Five)

District cost = 1.5 x previous cost. Ex) campus = 1.5 * previous campus.

Residential District cost = 1.25 x previous cost.

Unique District 1/2 -> 2/3 of normal districts. (Japan bonus 1/2 ->2/3)

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