Is there a maximum city size???

It can't go past 255. You'd have to mod the game to get a city anywhere near there, though. That is, unless you're using the unpatched original of Civ3, in which case you can just add a few hundred workers to the city.
 
Halcyon said:
It can't go past 255. You'd have to mod the game to get a city anywhere near there, though. That is, unless you're using the unpatched original of Civ3, in which case you can just add a few hundred workers to the city.


How do you mod the game to change this???
 
You make a scenario in the editor. Then you place a city for a civ. Right click on the city and choose properties. There you can change the city size to anything between 1 and 255
 
Halcyon said:
It can't go past 255. You'd have to mod the game to get a city anywhere near there, though. That is, unless you're using the unpatched original of Civ3, in which case you can just add a few hundred workers to the city.


ok besides modding how big can a city get in a regular game of civ???
 
A city built entirely in irrigated and railroaded floodplain can grow to size 51, plus one for each wheat. You're highly unlikely to see an all-floodplain city location in an unmodified map, though. If modifying the map and not the base rules is allowed, the biggest city possible is a city of all floodplain with wheat, which could grow to size 71.

When not using a custom map, you'd be doing well to get a city past size 45. That would be from all irrigated and railroaded grassland with four cows/wheats.
 
In early version of vanilla Civ3, it was more than 1500. In 1.29f, and PTW, it's 255. In C3C, it's as high as the city can grow without starving.
 
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