so the city limits were brought back down to lower levels. Note they are still "soft" limits and you can found as many as you want but now the 
comes sooner and with more intensity. Thus nudging the player to value buildings more than they use to.
People were complaining about too much
) put Monarchy's limit up to 48(!), and I still have a few problems.
People were complaining about too much
Every time you ask for an option you increase the code base.
I had my whole nation go into revolt when this change was sprung on me. There did not seem to be any discussion.
There are three buildings that I think should be changed to have unhappiness per population I don't know if that is possible. The three are bazaar, marketplace and grocer. In each case when haggling over the price of things is done one or both groups involved come out of the deal unsatisfied. This unhappiness would drop by half when the idea of "fixed price" came to be common.
Similarly while scales and courts of law reduce crime and the unhappiness caused by crime they cause a small amount of unhappiness in themselves since they limit the freedom of people to cheat or take advantage of others.
edit by "fixed price" I mean the idea that the price tag on the goods is the price you will pay not some governmental fixing of prices but what the store holder decides based on competition.
and . If you are not careful on when and what to build and what's currently available to build, then can be overwhelmed by relatively easily and very quickly. And can be very hard to recover from. statements are just a matter of what Options you use and how you play. I'm sure all the modders use a variety of Options from a variety of games played under those changing Options to form an opinion before making a generalized statement to game balance. (not!!!)
not increases it
Having Rev on decreases
do it in the REV context, as I've already stated the NON REV is balanced. than Basic C2C. I'm telling you for those of us that do Not use REV the balance is Good, don't Muck it up again! Comprehend?
in all cities even with revolutions on. Note that's in early game. And it seems to just get worse as the game progresses. Note I play on the harder difficulties and purposefully avoid getting wonders (since they make the game easier). Yet I still have a TON of .
Well what have been told as well as in my own games I have had like +40
big deal. The real question is what was your in relation to it? Just posting "I have 40 in my cities" means Nothing unless the is shown too. And 40 does Not make a Ton either. buildings and you have 40 and 30 but still have needed buildings and Civics coming that give more that 10 is Not a big cushion. It can disappear in heartbeat. Especially during a war. And throw in the fact that each new Pop point adds to it too.
