Couple of non-newbie questions...
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Pounder
Phaethon was here
It is a captured town, I did not get the foreigners by adding foreign workers to the town.
It was a size 4 town when I captured it, I think that I lost a couple of foreign citizens due to starvation as I quelled the resistance in the town.
It was a size 4 town when I captured it, I think that I lost a couple of foreign citizens due to starvation as I quelled the resistance in the town.
DragonRunner
Certified Band Geek
It might be unhappy laborers, then if not it goes to specialists?
Sparrow3
Prince
I still think it the order in which the citizens are created.
The last citizen built is the first to become a worked. So Pounder would have to go thru all his C's before eliminating a F
I think it works the same for starvation.
The last citizen built is the first to become a worked. So Pounder would have to go thru all his C's before eliminating a F
I think it works the same for starvation.
Pounder
Phaethon was here
Sparrow
I think you may be right.
That would mean that there would always be one foreign citizen in a captured town. That is actually a good flag to identify captured towns.
Edit: Actually it identifies the Civ that settled the town..
I think you may be right.
That would mean that there would always be one foreign citizen in a captured town. That is actually a good flag to identify captured towns.
Edit: Actually it identifies the Civ that settled the town..
Fanatica
Strategic Mapmaker
I've found this to work in this manner, so usually I convert as many foreign citizens as soon as I capture a city.
@ Pounder, I've been trying to figure this problem out for months.
I wish you success.
Sparrow3
Prince
I have recently discovered that creating foreign settlers can be as effective a method of population reduction as starvation. The interesting thing is, apparently like foreign workers; foreign settlers don't cost any GPT to maintain.
I am working on the theory that when the new city is built a couple of foreign citizens far from home won't cause much trouble.
I am working on the theory that when the new city is built a couple of foreign citizens far from home won't cause much trouble.
Look at that pic below (was taken by using Multitool from this forum). According to him, there is a year related to each citizen. So, I wonder if the latest year (the newest citizen) whoever he is, would be taken out first. In pic below, rome appearantly took the city from Inca, so the last 2 citizen were roman. The first citizen was inca 1225BC, and the newest one was roman at 1075BC. I will try to investigate using this tool this weekend.
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Pounder
Phaethon was here
I have never tryed the multitool, it looks great, I will have to load it.
Do you need Visual Basic to be able to use Multitool?
Do you need Visual Basic to be able to use Multitool?
Sparrow3
Prince
No, I don't think so.
