Sometime in the modern era a number of my cities got stuck where they would not longer grow in population. Once the food bar got full it would just stick there regardless of the amount of excess food and the population would never increase.
I do not think this is a strictly BtS bug because I recall it happening once before on Warlords.
The only similarity I can think of is that it started in a city that had a nuclear power plant meltdown. Once it had a meltdown that city forever was stuck at the meltdown population level and other non-related cities would also get stuck.
It's a real game ruiner.
I do not think this is a strictly BtS bug because I recall it happening once before on Warlords.
The only similarity I can think of is that it started in a city that had a nuclear power plant meltdown. Once it had a meltdown that city forever was stuck at the meltdown population level and other non-related cities would also get stuck.
It's a real game ruiner.
but then don't forget to copy the url of the file to your post.
It seems odd to me that "avoid growth" would actually override one of the basic rules of the game, and if it does, it's not well documented on the tool tip or the civilopedia. I usually never actually enable the city governor but do give him instructions in the choices below in the what should be rare case, but is in fact all too often, that he has to make a management decision in my absence. I will sometimes click avoid growth in certain large cities so that the governor puts any new population to non-growth jobs when a new pop appears. Apparently doing this may have resulted in the population not growing at all even if it should have.
