Dumb question about +X appeal

[Stringer1313]

When an improvement results in +X appeal, does that mean it raises the appeal by X of each adjacent hex?

 

[BenitoChavez]

I know that is how it works for Hockey Rinks. I would assume other improvements work the same way.

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

All of them apply to adjacent Appeal (Improvement ones anyway), otherwise, it's "All tiles in X have increased appeal".

This is I think primarily used for National Parks since they are the only ones heavily dependant on Appeal (apart from few Improvements and Civs)

 

[HermannLombard]

All of them apply to adjacent Appeal (Improvement ones anyway), otherwise, it's "All tiles in X have increased appeal".

This is I think primarily used for National Parks since they are the only ones heavily dependant on Appeal (apart from few Improvements and Civs)

Neighborhoods and Seaside Resorts come to mind.

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

Neighborhoods and Seaside Resorts come to mind.

Oh right. I rarely build Neighborhoods or Resorts tbh xD, I always forget about them!

 

[Takfloyd]

Oh right. I rarely build Neighborhoods or Resorts tbh xD, I always forget about them!

You should work on remembering them then, considering how important neighborhoods are for housing!

 

[Trav'ling Canuck]

This is a terrain feature rather than an improvement, but I believe an exception is Old Growth Forest, which only boosts the appeal of it's own tile, not adjacent tiles.

Unless this was changed in GS.

 

[Laurana Kanan]

I believe an exception is Old Growth Forest, which only boosts the appeal of it's own tile, not adjacent tiles.

Unless this was changed in GS.

I haven't paid attention since this was brought up last year, but I'd like to know if this mechanic is now working correctly in GS.

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

You should work on remembering them then, considering how important neighborhoods are for housing!

I play on Prince, it really rarely is a must to push for Housing. HA.

Also Fairly sure Old Growth Forest affects adjacent tiles (maybe?). But its appeal is stronger than the Woods you plant.