Problems With Culture

[Yosemite]

I'm in a war with two countries right now, and I've captured and kept a city from each. I have built culture-generating improvements in each city, and when I zoom to the cities, they each show that I am generating culture each turn. But their cultural influence is not expanding, and both have a cultural value of zero, though they have been generating five culture per turn for some time. Is this a glitch, or is it because I took the cities from another country? If it's because I captured them, is there any way to get the influence to expand without signing peace treaties?

 

[Doc Tsiolkovski]

Are you in Fascism? If yes, you'd need the population majority before generating any culture in a city.

 

[LLXerxes]

I think there is a rule
"Retain culture on capture"
thing that can change that

 

[Yosemite]

Yes, I am in Fascism. I get it now, thanks Doc!

 

[digitalgoodtime]

This is the reason why I don't ever see fascism being a good choice....

 

[Turner]

Facism isn't all that bad. Sure, you lose some pop when you first change over, and you have the problem that Yosemite had, but you get a huge unit support, plus your workers are at 200%. Not a bad war time gov't.

I still prefer Republic, but Facism has it's uses.

 

[Sobassis]

I'm not sure but I don't think you produce culture if youre city has resistance, does your city have resistance because that may be the problem.

 

[Sobassis]

I know this is kinda but I think you spell Fascism like I just spelt it, but I'm not so 100% sure

 

[Doc Tsiolkovski]

Fascism is correct (lat. fasces=bundle, meaning the Axe of the Lictorian Guard).

 

[Blueberry]

Fascism is a good war-time gov. The drawback is that you cannot hurry city improvements with money. That is a pity when you conquer cities.