This may seem so obvious that you have figured it out by now... did you try clicking on the icons in the top left? If you click on the "wild" icon, it will only show the palace moving options. Click on the economic icon and it shows only the economic options. Etc.
I had this bug too, disabled the Palace Skin mid-game so I thought that was the cause. Happened when I only had Capital so I had to learn that double-clicking tile with City also opens its detail - and has the banner reappear. Has not yet happened in second game but I did change renderig to Vulkan.
Here is a screenshot of (1) the end screen showing half of the legacies I earned in exploration, (2) what I see when the next age starts, (3) clicking on the individual icons and showing there are no options. I have no mods installed at all.
Hopefully you made a manual save just before the age ended.
I did and I tried everything and it is just stuck.Hopefully you made a manual save just before the age ended.
It doesn't add up, hence my question.
I think it means Rural tiles (by definition they have an improvement... that's what makes them a Rural tile).. but they are not "Cultivated"... so probably things like the Expedition base improvement that is on Mountains and Natural Wonders
That's an interesting idea... however I've none of these things in the second example.
Do you mind giving me the 101 on these? I'm only a few games in (AA only) and to me it seems rather straightforward in setting them up by moving to Trader into the intended "target city" to establish a route. But there is nothing much to it (in this age maybe)? Or are you referring to the added resources the trade routes provide?
Yeah nothing deep here from me--I haven't played enough to know a best way to do things. Yeah the resources aren't very balanced (camels seems too good and some of them do essentially nothing) but it is just more engaging with less busywork "renew route" etc. for me. I find myself more interested in doing things with it than just clicking on the route that gives the most +gold. The diplomacy side effects seem more impactful to me too. I won't argue with anyone that thinks that there's too much hidden information and confusion in the interface, but I believe that will come with time.
Cheers, I agree that trade might tie in nicely with diplomacy, more than in previous titles. But I haven't played enough to really have a good grasp on it. For my first couple of games I pretty much defaulted into going for the military path as that seemed most straightforward.
And you know, there *is* already a convenient UI feature for such a purpose... the Trade Route pop-up box! If they base it off of the version from the Modern Age (where you can just click on a City and then hit the "Confirm" button at the bottom to exit the menu), it would work perfectly.
As of now, only a UI modIs there a way to see what improvements will be placed on the tiles when you are not growing the city? Often trying to decide settlement placement or if I should build saw pit or brickyard and can't always remember which terrain goes with what improvement
I haven't looked into an alternate method, but you can see them by clicking the "lens" above the minimap. Select the "continent" view. The resources will be listed and highlighted on the map.
