Fortune tellers

[lch]

Originally Posted by Endoperez

I think there have been empirical tests that prove that Fortune Telling value of 100 (sum) will prevent all bad events in that province. Fortune tellers don't cause bad events to happen, for sure, and bad events don't only happen with fortune tellers present, either. I think you're missing something there, lch.

Could you provide this empirical evidence? Because it doesn't really make sense to me either. What happens there does look quite strange, too, though.

[JimMorrison]

Those units do not show an ability icon do they? For Fortune Telling, or any other (negative) ability? I'm certain that those units use another mechanic, god knows why.

It was considered common knowledge since I got here that every unit rerolled individually against the bad event, rendering them somewhat less useful than they look. However, someone did perform tests fairly recently that showed that a sum total of (100) Fortune Telling was 100% effective.


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[Endoperez]

Originally Posted by lch

Could you provide this empirical evidence? Because it doesn't really make sense to me either. What happens there does look quite strange, too, though.

Fortune Teller and stacking
[quote=Meglobob;556387]

LA Ulm has fortune tellers (10), I took scales dom 10, turmoil 3, misfortune 3. Once I had 10 fortune tellers, I did not get any unlucky events, only lucky ones. I ran it for 3 years after I got to 10 fortune tellers.

I remember this because I didn't think it works that way, and did a quick test myself, with same results.

[lch]

Originally Posted by Endoperez

Fortune Teller and stacking

I remember this because I didn't think it works that way, and did a quick test myself, with same results.

Thanks. It's true that their power is added together, the combined power of units in the province with the fortune teller ability (for the nation in question) is being used by the game. I might look into this again later to understand how it works exactly.