Crop Rotation? or Other Food modify
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RickFGS
Deity
Could be used as a vineyard, nice work!
Thats a great idea.
I was just looking in the Civ Editor, and you can set it to need Wines to build as an improvement.
but what does it do?
...Well, it could be a happiness modifier, because alot of wine means happy people
RickFGS
Deity
Nicely thought 
It could also:
- Reduce war weariness (soldiers are not so unhappy when drunk
)
- Produce a Wine Shippment unit (to be disbanded for money/shields/vic points);
- Increase Luxury Trade or +50% Luxury/Tax Output;
- and so on;
I will be using it to replace Winery in my scenario, thank you.
If you play with the field, you could even set a package of diferent cultures:
- Olive Trees;
- Corn;
- Wheat;
- Fruit trees;
- and so on;
It could also:
- Reduce war weariness (soldiers are not so unhappy when drunk
)- Produce a Wine Shippment unit (to be disbanded for money/shields/vic points);
- Increase Luxury Trade or +50% Luxury/Tax Output;
- and so on;
I will be using it to replace Winery in my scenario, thank you.
If you play with the field, you could even set a package of diferent cultures:
- Olive Trees;
- Corn;
- Wheat;
- Fruit trees;
- and so on;
Jerry'sGoldfish
Emperor
yes, that would be very interesting different farm types...
Blue Monkey
Archon Without Portfolio
Required Tech - Crop Rotation.
Effect - put a granary in all cities on continent.
A version with the varieties of fields as posted above would then make sense.
Effect - put a granary in all cities on continent.
A version with the varieties of fields as posted above would then make sense.
timerover51
Deity
You can also set it, if built in coastal cities, or those within one tile of the coast, to "increase food in water". For a coastal city, that can give a big boost in production. Right now, I do that with the granary, and a few other things. I do this as aside from irrigation, there is no way to increase food production from land tiles. I find that most irritating, as one of the areas that I study is the increase in agriculture yields over time.
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