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Not at the moment. Easy to add, though.col said:Can I see the excess food each city produces so I can check cities are +5?
@Others - we're noting these issues, and will fix them, so thanks for the feedback.

Not at the moment. Easy to add, though.col said:Can I see the excess food each city produces so I can check cities are +5?
grs said:Multiplayer Spoiler: Civ Assist II shows another players gold reserves. They are made invisible under Trade Options, but you can see them in the General section.
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That's certainly the idea. Note that it is not perfect - about a third to a half of the cities are out by 1 base trade / shield before the mulitplications for banks factories etc. However, it will give you a pretty-good idea of what the government change effects will be, as the errors are systematic.Methos said:Question: On the corruption screen you can select different governments than the one your civ is currently in. When you do this each cities corruption amount is changed on that screen. My question is are these numbers correct if I actually switch my government in that civ game?
I was curious if this would be a good way to look at how that government would affect my civ without having to change governments in the game to do so. Thanks.
Question: in-game, does it show gold for AI players? Or for no players at all?grs said:Multiplayer Spoiler: Civ Assist II shows another players gold reserves. They are made invisible under Trade Options, but you can see them in the General section.
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It shows when you inspect a city/establish an embassy...ainwood said:Question: in-game, does it show gold for AI players? Or for no players at all?
Methos said:Question: On the corruption screen you can select different governments than the one your civ is currently in. When you do this each cities corruption amount is changed on that screen. My question is are these numbers correct if I actually switch my government in that civ game?
I was curious if this would be a good way to look at how that government would affect my civ without having to change governments in the game to do so. Thanks.
You do not see the left half of the trading screen when trading with a human opponent in multiplayer. In other words, you get no info from the trading screen about resources, techs, gold, cities... There is nothing changed when trading with a AI opponent though. You get full info there.ainwood said:Question: in-game, does it show gold for AI players? Or for no players at all?
As I said in an earlier post. I don't have the game installed on my computer here and therefore do not have the path for the Civilization Install Path Override entered.An unhandled exception has occurred in your application....blah blah.....
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