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The original intent of this event was to provide technology to empires below the median, ensuring a baseline. However, when combined with the styles of various factions, it may prove less accommodating.
Regarding the survey:
This information was gathered from the Chinese community (who constitute approximately 90% of this mod's subscriber base).
This event features three distinct versions, corresponding to the different styles of three characters that will appear in the mod.
Among them, the character with the highest trigger probability possesses the ‘メスガキ’ attribute, employing highly aggressive language (though naturally, this does not reflect genuine ill will towards the player).
(Reference link: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E3%83%A1%E3%82%B9%E3%82%AC%E3%82%AD)
For reference, I play with other challenging mods or use more story or flavor civilizations. I rarely have Fairy Analytics before 2245 let alone Fairy Age.
This “humiliation” mechanism primarily serves to establish a floor, ensuring that certain vulnerable individuals do not lag excessively behind those pursuing high-intensity approaches. (Naturally, one must pay the price in terms of influence.)
Yes, that is entirely possible.
Within the Chinese community, a significant number of players pursue high-intensity gameplay. According to previous surveys, some have even completed the Fairy Age within 27 years (without utilising any additional mods). Setting the events to occur around 48 years prior essentially serves as a safeguard.
Furthermore, the larger the population, the greater the research expenditure required for the Fairy Age (thus constituting a negative factor, as 96K pops would substantially increase costs).
Is this meant to even be possible?