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There are various ways to earn Prestige inAra: History Untold, but there is one mechanic that is particularly important to increasing how much Prestige gamers are able to obtain from their feats. Golden Ages allow gamers to significantly increase their Prestige output for a limited number of turns.
This guide tells players what they need to know about obtaining Golden Ages inAra: History Untoldand what they should focus on to get as many Golden Age points as possible.
How a Golden Age Works in Ara: History Untold
Players will need to get as much Prestige as possible to win inAra: History Untold.It is important to enter a Golden Age because, during these periods, Prestige generation increases by 25 percent. This means that if gamers were nearly done researching Philosophy, which would normally grant them 100 Prestige, but they entered a Golden Age right before completing the research, they would receive an additional 25 Prestige.
Golden Ages only last for 10 tens inAra: History Untold, and gamers who want to take their city planning to the next level need to time their Triumph construction and more valuable research to coincide with this time so they can get as much Prestige from them as possible.
A good way to ensure players finish the construction of a Triumph during a Golden Age is byrushing the city projectbefore the 10 turns come to an end.
How to Get More Golden Age Points in Ara: History Untold
Each city has its own set of Quality of Life based on its Improvements and its amenities, and it’s these stats that what are taken into account when calculating the number of Golden Age points a Nation will receive the following turn.
There are five stats inAra: History Untold, and that’s Happiness, Health, Knowledge, Prosperity, and Security.Each city has a meter for each Quality of Life stats, and if they’re below or above a certain threshold, the Nation will lose or earn 1 to 2 Golden Age Points. Here is how Golden Age Points are calculated per stat in each city:
Every turn the points are added up for each stat and the sum is the total of Golden Age Points that they player will earn or lose the following turn.
