Gavrilo Princip
Chieftain
Excuse me if this is a worn out rant, but I can't seem to search and thereby look for old threads on the subject.
Corruption is taking the joy out of playing this game. I don't want to limit my civ to thirty-odd cities in close proximity. I want to conquer the world.
I have far-flung cities for which I have done everything in the book to improve corruption, but they remain at the maximum rate.
I've seen the mods that hack the corruption rate. But I want to know why this particular algorithm is in place. What does it signify? And don't tell me 'the inability to govern at a distance.' That's what a democracy is supposed to address.
Maybe the pedia should say 'at a certain point there's not one thing you can do about corruption so don't even try.'
But that's just my opinion...
Corruption is taking the joy out of playing this game. I don't want to limit my civ to thirty-odd cities in close proximity. I want to conquer the world.
I have far-flung cities for which I have done everything in the book to improve corruption, but they remain at the maximum rate.
I've seen the mods that hack the corruption rate. But I want to know why this particular algorithm is in place. What does it signify? And don't tell me 'the inability to govern at a distance.' That's what a democracy is supposed to address.
Maybe the pedia should say 'at a certain point there's not one thing you can do about corruption so don't even try.'
But that's just my opinion...