GS_Guderian
Chieftain
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- May 22, 2017
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Hi,
as far as I understand it, 2-tile cities close, but not next to water can‘t generate food from ocean tiles (except with bonus fish etc.)
I can handle this, simply by not building inefficiently. AI tends to build tons of cities 1 square short of the ocean. Really annoying if you conquer great towns and really don’t feel like raizing them only to rebuild it next door.
Solutions?
1. Maybe the easy way: Have all towns be able to use a ocean squares within their reach. Maybe connected to a certain size.
That way the harbor building still has benefits.
2. Introduce a new building like forts and abbeys. Only possible next to a city and near ocean and only one every 3 tiles.
It could work like a fort allowing units to enter and grant the city harbor food bonus according to it‘s size. It could be manned with something appropriate, fisherman, soldiers or even politians to grow be active.
as far as I understand it, 2-tile cities close, but not next to water can‘t generate food from ocean tiles (except with bonus fish etc.)
I can handle this, simply by not building inefficiently. AI tends to build tons of cities 1 square short of the ocean. Really annoying if you conquer great towns and really don’t feel like raizing them only to rebuild it next door.
Solutions?
1. Maybe the easy way: Have all towns be able to use a ocean squares within their reach. Maybe connected to a certain size.
That way the harbor building still has benefits.
2. Introduce a new building like forts and abbeys. Only possible next to a city and near ocean and only one every 3 tiles.
It could work like a fort allowing units to enter and grant the city harbor food bonus according to it‘s size. It could be manned with something appropriate, fisherman, soldiers or even politians to grow be active.
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