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for fast science for the tahuk get a leader with the 'Oracle' perk, put him into your council and then always research the science tech from the next future age first, it just speeds up your research speed so much
no i dont think you understood the final tahuk quest correctly, but I also dont remember what that quest was exactly
just checked my old tahuk save and the highest I have on a lab is 60 science, i have almost no science on observatories and I have no quests open
could it be that the quest wants you to have 100 science on the special science building from the tahuk (The Holy Oculum)? by default that building gets 10 science for each adjacent lab, so even without taking the level, improvements and tech into account it already gets a +60 science from the start simply for being in the center of 6 labs
in my save it currently produces 144 science a turn
the tahuk are the only faction I ever managed to finish the questline for, all other factions seem impossible
the bugs keep asking me to level up a leader I dont have, every game its a different leader but it is always one I dont own
the corals ask to gather curiosities at a point in the game where there are no more curiosities to be found and no more monsoons to respawn them
and I suppose if you place your tahuk science building in a spot where you cant surround it with labs, you wont reach the 100 science on it either (if that really is the tahuk quest)
i feel like those questlines are not thought out properly and you get super easily softlocked
1.) If you are making such an agreement then you are almost certainly on good terms with whoever it is. It might be to your advantage in the long term for them to be stronger.
2.) Since you rarely research every tech from an era, there will probably be some that they chose to do and you did not. The science victory is a race to getting a certain number of techs and then doing the T6 ones. A boost is a boost. The deal will still save you a few turns overall.
I have to disagree with the sentiment that you gain nothing. For one thing you will certainly be skipping ahead to a higher era. This guarantees that some of the techs chosen by your trading partner will be ones you skipped. Also the science victory requires getting a certain total number of techs. There comes a point where the effect of the tech itself can be less important than how quickly you knock it out.
So your benefit may not be huge, but it is certainly not nothing.