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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Happyness
Hello,
I have a problem with happiness if i don't create a religion. If you don't create a religion to build temple, the early building for happiness is theatre and colossium and this late. Sometime i got lucky and i have a luxury ressource that help but this not happen ofter. I also try to go for monarchy as soon possible to get one more happy face. I get swarm with unhappiness until i got the technologies for Colosseum or Theatre. So i usually always go for a religion in the start to solve the problem, but i guess you guys have a solution to handle unhappiness without religion under 0 AC. I play at prince difficulty and i have a lot of difficulty to master this level. Thanks for any advice, MoonZar |
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Emperor
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: California
Posts: 1,133
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I'm not superstitious, I'm a little stitious |
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Deity
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 3,610
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Hereditary Rule
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Prince
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 443
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Just to add that under Hereditary Rule every unit in your city gives +1 happiness so 10 units it's 10 happiness. Basically HR keep you up early until you can conquer more.
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Prince
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 401
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You don't have to FOUND the religion in order to adopt it and build temples, etc. Anyway, the best ways to control unhappiness are through resources, and usuing the whip to bring your pop down.
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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Yeah of course, but if the religion doesn't propagate in your cities you can't and this happen often in my game and i get stuck with no religion. If i connect my city with the AI cities with road who have religion, does it improve the chance to religion propagation ? Thanks, MoonZar |
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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Great Scientist
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 535
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If you have an unhappiness problem, whip those ungrateful citizens back into line. Take two rounds of whipping an up-to-date offensive unit out of the unhappy cities, then go conquer some happiness resources or some religious holy cities.
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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Actually my last game i did that but after conquered the holy capital, all other civ of this religion hated me because i declare war on their friend (-5 your declared war on our friend) or something like this. So i was in war again 3 civ for most of the game and i lost... |
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Great Scientist
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 535
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That means that you declared 5 times! Don't make peace if you are going to declare war soon anyway if it ruins diplomacy. Instead, although war weariness may be mounting, stay in the war to minimize diplo penalties from the civs who like your victim.
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Deity
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: North Harbour
Posts: 2,998
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The biggest lesson I have learnt about happiness on these forums is the role of whipping. I always saw whipping as something that caused unhappiness and it seems somehow counterintuitive to use it as a something to make people happier – but it really works, plus you get something nice built at the same time! Everybody wins (well, except the poor people that got whipped, that is, but they were slackers anyway).
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giggling permanoob
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religion will only naturally spread to a city that doesn't already have a religion (which sounds like your case). sometimes tho the AIs will send missionaries to cities that already have a religion, to try to convert you. i've seen it twice, once was isabella (no big surprise) once was mao .
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Big mouth
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: France
Posts: 7,710
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at the beginning of the game, you must try to find out your way into helath and happiness (or just decide to kill'em all : for this you don't need to be happy and healthy
).A quick look at the map after 10/20 turns of exploration will tell you if you have happiness resources near and of what kind. Religions isn't the best way to this : even if you manage to found and spread a religion, declare it a state religion and build the temples, it's only +2 happiness. For a cost in the diplomatic domain, a cost in the research domain and a cost in hammers. It's only worth it for spi leaders (cheap temples) starting with mysticism (a good chance to get a religion). You can have the same benefit by researching hunting (or starting with it ) and camping on fur and ivory.Plus you will have a double happiness from markets soon enough. Or you can have the same benefits from gold and gems, to be doubled by forges. Or you can have a much better deal with Hereditary Rule. If I'm low on happy resources, I use the whip to conquering a few. It's always been the most cost effective way into happiness for me : - resource maybe improved already - capturing cities brings you closer to victory (domination or conquest, mostly) - weakening a neighbour will make the rest of the game easier Note that you can capture religions too
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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Thanks you for all advice.
I'm still trying to master the level "prince" with not much success. My start are okay, i keep up first in the score. But around 1000-1200 i'm a middle civilization, my war are not very efficient, i'm behind of 3-4 technology and i don't have friendly civ who are willing to do war with me again a common ennemy. I specialize my city very well i think, but i was never able to do a Specialist Economy city yet. I have read all article and good topic about it but i'm still not able to do it properly. I guess i should retire after 20 lost in a row for 2 win he he he...
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Big mouth
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: France
Posts: 7,710
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Chieftain
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Montréal, Canada
Posts: 27
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Hello,
Yeah i trade a lot usually but i'm a compulsive trader and everybody hate me because i have trade with their worst ennemy, i can't resist a good trade for a tech so i take the diplomacy penality.MoonZar |
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