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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 140852" data-attributes="member: 552">Hmmm... by full benefit are you refering to the full benefit of their templates or the full benefit as if they had researched full during the turn. Here is why I ask:Kalanyr deserves that research PL he put in. He put it all out there to help Oerth and didn't think about anything else. He did work with us to fight back (before sunspots bombs and what-not).However, many forces stayed underground, and although this is my opinion, they don't deserve protection from the red goo while I go out and fight with it even when I am losing.And Lastly, It really hurts me...Originally my template read: Magic Research 330 PL (10th level magic obtained) Advancing Civilization: 177 PL. I changed this so that I could fight the red goo on this turn, under William's inquisition. Now you are letting other forces fight the red goo and research at the same time (effectively) acting as double their PL for this turn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 140852, member: 552"] Hmmm... by full benefit are you refering to the full benefit of their templates or the full benefit as if they had researched full during the turn. Here is why I ask: Kalanyr deserves that research PL he put in. He put it all out there to help Oerth and didn't think about anything else. He did work with us to fight back (before sunspots bombs and what-not). However, many forces stayed underground, and although this is my opinion, they don't deserve protection from the red goo while I go out and fight with it even when I am losing. And Lastly, It really hurts me... Originally my template read: Magic Research 330 PL (10th level magic obtained) Advancing Civilization: 177 PL. I changed this so that I could fight the red goo on this turn, under William's inquisition. Now you are letting other forces fight the red goo and research at the same time (effectively) acting as double their PL for this turn. [/QUOTE]

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