dacubz145
Deity
Honustly I am not, because if you look at the math, honustly it is the opposite effect, there will probably be to much. Lemme show you what i mean
I just did a par sized map, and there were 3 rubber resources, which is not a lot, and actually I will increase that as it is to little, but even at that size look at the number
3 Rubber resources to 3 civs
3 Civs have 10 cities each
10 cities in each civ build Tire factory
3 civs have 10 tire resources each
Par size map = 10 players
Say (somehow) we add 5 vassels
15 players for 30 resources = 2 rubber a peice
15 players that need only 1 rubber resource = 15 extra Rubber to go anywere just to give the bonust it gives at rubber
That is reallly favorable numbers against my argument, there will be more rubber resources, and of course not 5 vassels and probably more than 10 cities a peice. At those numbers 2 a peice OR 1 a peice and 15 extra, that is plenty. Not to metion on that map there were 16 oil resources...there wil definatly be plenty
I just did a par sized map, and there were 3 rubber resources, which is not a lot, and actually I will increase that as it is to little, but even at that size look at the number
3 Rubber resources to 3 civs
3 Civs have 10 cities each
10 cities in each civ build Tire factory
3 civs have 10 tire resources each
Par size map = 10 players
Say (somehow) we add 5 vassels
15 players for 30 resources = 2 rubber a peice
15 players that need only 1 rubber resource = 15 extra Rubber to go anywere just to give the bonust it gives at rubber
That is reallly favorable numbers against my argument, there will be more rubber resources, and of course not 5 vassels and probably more than 10 cities a peice. At those numbers 2 a peice OR 1 a peice and 15 extra, that is plenty. Not to metion on that map there were 16 oil resources...there wil definatly be plenty