Pollution

[Sashie VII]

Grass->plains->desert.

Marsh->coast.

Forest->Base terrain type.

Everything else isn't affected by global warming.

 

[Aceman101]

So no desert turning into coast .

 

[sirdanilot]

But if you, for example, have a rubber resource on a forest, and it turns into grassland because of the global warming, the rubber still stays right?

 

[MAS]

same as cutting the forest with a worker.
Or clearing a march with fish with a worker.

Yes the pre-gen resources stay, even If they weren't visible before the change.
But depletable resources will not re-appear on tiles that once used to be the appropriate terrain for it

 

[WaterDragoon]

question. one builds factories. then get hoover damn. should you not build a coal plant? what about a nuke plant?

 

[Aceman101]

No, don't build coal plants if you have hoover dam. Sell your existing coal plants. As for nuclear plants you can get them in you core cities later on. They add +50% compared to a hydro plant.

Note: if you build the Hoover Dam even the cities without a river will still have a working hydro plant in the city.

 

[WaterDragoon]

can i sell the factories as well......

 

[gmaharriet]

can i sell the factories as well......

Noooooo!!! The factories increase the number of shields and the power plants increase the output of the factories. As it was explained to me, a power plant without a factory doesn't do anything.

 

[Aceman101]

Yes, that's true. So don't sell the fatory. And also don't build it in those 5 shields producing towns because it won't change much.

 

[WaterDragoon]

I usually build in my core and in cities with 20+ shields already

 

[Aceman101]

Yeah I'd say +20 is fine. Just as long as it's not below 10. Or 15.