Arioch's Analyst Thread

[snipperrabbit!!]

The mighty russian city of Yaroslavl' with is thriving specialist economy :

Spoiler :

With only ten field workforce it produces 34 + 8 food on the central tile + 2 from granary. I bet it will ran out of specialist plot before food. Bonus is the stock exchange although I'm not too sure about its effect, might be it raises building maintenance by 25%.

 

[AriochIV]

Thanks. Where are these from?

 

[D712]

The mighty russian city of Yaroslavl' with is thriving specialist economy :

Spoiler :

With only ten field workforce it produces 34 + 8 food on the central tile + 2 from granary. I bet it will ran out of specialist plot before food. Bonus is the stock exchange although I'm not too sure about its effect, might be it raises building maintenance by 25%.

Thats an amazing pic! I can easily see how this would look in lower graphics, not that bad

 

[PinkHammurabi]

Someone certainly didn't get the memo about how roads work now...

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

Oh ! This player is so insanely rich, maybe he doesn't want his trade routes cut off and became paranoid. Oh, and while you wait for the rest and the adress there is something more to discover in the previous screenshot. I'll leave it to you buddies !

 

[Calouste]

Oh ! This player is so insanely rich, maybe he doesn't want his trade routes cut off and became paranoid. Oh, and while you wait for the rest and the adress there is something more to discover in the previous screenshot. I'll leave it to you buddies !

You can buy hexes that are more than 3 distance away from the city.

Edit: I'm curious what the resource is in those 4F3H4C sea tiles. I see it's a Golden Age so really they are 4F2H3C, but that's still a damn nice hex.

 

[Celevin]

Yeah, that screenshot proves it. Neat

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

And, now, ladies and gentlemen ... here is the cossack, the rocket artillery and an oil well

 

[PinkHammurabi]

You can buy hexes that are more than 3 distance away from the city.

Edit: I'm curious what the resource is in those 4F3H4C sea tiles. I see it's a Golden Age so really they are 4F2H3C, but that's still a damn nice hex.

It's likely boosted further by a building or something else. It looks like Fish, as they're typically easier to see than Pearls and you can see them a bit.

 

[Schuesseled]

Already did. The only really new information is on the maintenance costs for roads and railroads.

don't forget railroads provide a boost to production for any city connect to the capital along with the regular trade route, thats cool and new.

 

[Calouste]

It's likely boosted further by a building or something else. It looks like Fish, as they're typically easier to see than Pearls and you can see them a bit.

Yes, there's a Seaport building that probably gives that bonus. I would think it was Whale though, considering the hammer bonus.

 

[Schuesseled]

sniper rabit post a link to the site these screens are from please, thank you.

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

Remember ! As a russian, you gain +1 prod with each strategic resource.

But, in the new feature thread I said something about road. This is the proof :



Did you say Hanging Gardens ? No, no, no ... I didn't ear anything !

Yes, the road is pillaged while the pasture is untouched.

 

[Schuesseled]

hey arioch, your site is missing the ice terrain, you got snow and tundra but not ice.

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

The following battle :



And naval bombardment on a city :



This is less climatic but I thought it could be interesting.

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

I need to wrap up for the night so I will just leave this pic behind :




And the link.

See you soon, bye !

 

[Schuesseled]

rhanks

 

[Calouste]

Good job snipperrabbit!

A few more tidbits:
- You get a warning when a city can bombard an enemy (Image 7)
- Maritime city states give +2 in the capital and +1 in all other cities (image 15)

 

[mjs0]

From SnipperRabbits screenshot of Yaroslavl above, is it just me or does this look like a very unusual mountain?
Could it be a Natural Wonder?

 

[Mercade]

From SnipperRabbits screenshot of Yaroslavl above, is it just me or does this look like a very unusual mountain?
Could it be a Natural Wonder?

Spoiler :

Looks a lot like it could be a natural wonder indeed. I wonder what it represents.

There's a Scientist Improvement northwest of the city, but we had already seen those.