That logic applies to any schedule. Yes, there will always be slippage and eventually you will need a reset, which means missing a round of collections, but 10-hour cycles do not conform to a natural circadian rhythm. 8-hour cycles do.
A player in my guild that did over 4k fights in GbG last season is now leaving because it is his 2nd city and he can no longer keep up with everything with the release of QI so had to abandon the city. We are top 5 GbG guild also. I don't think inno will junk QI either but I can't imagine they spent a lot on it. IF they did they must not know how to minimize costs. I say this because it seems obvious that minimal effort was put into it. They couldn't even bother to create new buildings and units for it and simply used iron age buildings and altered the productions/timers. Sure code needed writing to set it up but developing the concept itself could not have been very time consuming imo. Everything is just slightly altered from what already existed. Already donate goods to the treasury and fight. QI simply does donations in a slightly different way.
You should swap all housing for Villas. they give 200 each (at 150%) quantum actions. every 10 hours.
Solo Guild on W, in the top 100, haven't used diamonds and what I see? I see pretty meaty Guilds fallen behind. Granted, many Guilds are inactive but it still seems that a lot of players are ignoring QI. On the other hand I find it hilarious that players quit because of QI ).
As it was mentioned here, happiness is listed under the Cost in the building menu. But I can understand how the happy face can be a bit misleading if one is not attentive. Sad face would be more appropriate for the Cost section)
Found this comment on UT under the QI video tutorial
On Tuulech, only a small fraction of guilds show any activity on QI (605 of 4306) but the top 10 guilds are very busy (see below). I don't find this surprising considering GvG participation (amongst PC players) showed similar lack of participation as does GBG now.
Well, the happy face and the positive number and the official wiki which expressly states that they "provide less euphoria per square" than cultural buildings. If my employer eliminated my position but offered me a different job that "provided less income per month" than my current job, I would not interpret that to mean I would have to pay them to keep working there. It was obviously an active attempt to mislead for a childish "gotcha" by making it appear in almost every respect and even expressly telling us that it provided euphoria while quietly slipping it in the cost section instead of at the top. No biggie though. All it did was cost me an hour waiting for it to be finished and some supplies and coins in a feature that is already useless anyway.
Re watched the tutorials and in one of the clips it's clearly stated that planting Decorations will eat up Euphoria (rephrasing), didn't catch it the first time, got to be attentive. If it was done this way on purpose yea it is a little durty lame arse fart)
So if I had, say, five of them for a total of 1000 every 10 hours, it would only take 50 hours to produce 5000, the amount that naturally regenerates every hour? And all for just 3-5 days of coin/supply production? Where do I sign up?
I was under the impression it was referring to an hourly recharge cycle. Will check when the cycle is up for recharging.
It's per recharge cycle, so every hour.
Yes, there seems to be a bug with the countdown timers on mobile. It's correct on PC.
I was watching on PC yesterday and it doesn't seem to be working there either. 5,000 per hour regardless of how many res buildings.
There is a bug in how Actions are displayed. Sometimes you need to navigate away from QI and come back to see the Action number updated correctly, but residential buildings do increase hourly Actions recharge. Sometimes I have to completely reload the game in the browser before Action points are shown correctly.
