February 12th, 2004, 10:56 AM
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Re: Tips for finding blood slaves appreciated here
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Originally posted by tinkthank:
I'd also like to know what other people say about this. From my own meager experience, I'd say the latter claim (unsuccessful bh = 1 unrest) is untrue for the nations and hunters I have used thus far.
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Try it for yourself. Start a game, have a unit blood hunt, if unsuccessful note the unrest. Assign someone to patrol or lower taxes, stop the blood hunter. Next turn when the unrest is 0 again, try to blood hunt. If unsuccessful, note the unrest.
In these tests, it is anywhere between 0-7 unrest for an unsuccessful blood hunt. This might be modified by the size of the population. In low provinces you seem to have less unrest per unsuccessful than high provinces.
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And I would like to know about the first claim too. If true, there must be some darn complex algorithm which determines how that works; unrest will usually decrease if around 1-20, all things being equal (e.g. not overly negative dominion, not weird events, outragous taxation, etc.) in my experience, and sort of remain the same if around 15-40, and I have no clue for other values.
Anyone know?
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More than likely this is just a perception issue. I did tests before where unrest does not move without outside influence at 100% Taxation. But I remember reading somewhere that having unrest has the chance to increase that unrest and at times it seems to work that way, but it just as easily could be a factor of something else.
Edit: Here is some information from Dom1 that I dug up, some of it has been modified (Like the FoB) but most of it is still fairly accurate AFAIK.
http://www.freewebs.com/sunraybe/blood.html
[ February 12, 2004, 09:13: Message edited by: Zen ]
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