Like it or not, a bit of money goes a long way in diplomacy.
That looks distinctly like a Maori Pa, which is a fort with trenches, usually on a hill or small mountain.
Then it is definitely a Pa (Maori fort). The other improvement is probably a Marae.
Pa were the original perfection of trench warfare, which may have inspired the Europeans in WW1 given how successful they were in defence.
That was my first guess, but the steps looked like they were made of stone, so that's why I said Inca as well.
Well, I mean...Indeed, I regard this riddle as solved.
Spoiler :
Yes, I think it makes sense. Each Power Generation building or improvement will likely require a resource or specific location. Coal for the older looking power plant, Uranium for the Nuclear Plant, Geothermal fissure, Dam on a river for Hydro. The Solar Plant will probably need to be built on Desert tile or something like that and Windmills on the coast or hills.
What is that to the left of the building, the wall like thing?
To me, it looks very similar to the futuristic city shown at the end of the trailer.
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I'm hoping that in the released version they will have the canal graphics only for cities that connect two bodies of water, and not for every coastal city (as it seems to be in the demo). It looks quite jarring and a little silly, especially in an ancient city. And it doesn't look like it will play well at all with the Harbor district graphics.
Yeah, I guess. The part that is bugging me is that they have explicitly trimmed their housing related districts (Dam, Aqueduct and Neighborhood can all be seen in the new screenshots) with green roofed/accented buildings. And this doesn't have any. That's why I feel it has to be something more than just a district. Perhaps the Seastead is a Wonder?
