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you can build observatories near ALL national wonders, because they are all counted as mountains.
(which should be changed)
I can't build Neuschwanstein in my current game right now, even though my city is next to Mount Kilimanjaro. I was able to build an observatory earlier in the game in that city, and nobody else has built the wonder yet. So it counts as a mountain, yet doesn't? I'm a bit confused too.
I can't build Neuschwanstein in my current game right now, even though my city is next to Mount Kilimanjaro. I was able to build an observatory earlier in the game in that city, and nobody else has built the wonder yet. So it counts as a mountain, yet doesn't? I'm a bit confused too.
I can't build Neuschwanstein in my current game right now, even though my city is next to Mount Kilimanjaro. I was able to build an observatory earlier in the game in that city, and nobody else has built the wonder yet. So it counts as a mountain, yet doesn't? I'm a bit confused too.
That would be crazy. With ToA and FG, you would get the 2 extra food for 8, then 25% bonus would make 10 food for just that hex
It (and similar Natural Wonders) count as a mountain for the Observatory, but NOT for Machu Picchu or Neuschwanstein.
i think the lake counts as a source of freshwater for adjacent tiles though, i.e. giving +1 food for farms with civil service. so counting it as a real lake would only be consistent