dalamb
Deity
That's news to me, albeit good news. I've gone for sailing a bit too early sometimes.Actually sailingHowever, you can always trade along a river if its all within your cultural borders it seems
That's news to me, albeit good news. I've gone for sailing a bit too early sometimes.Actually sailingHowever, you can always trade along a river if its all within your cultural borders it seems
The cultural borders are determined by culture from cities. Left alone, a city should expand symmetrically in a circle as it increases culture. However, in practise, the shape of a city's cultural borders will be affected by geography (a little) and by neghboring cities of different civs with culture borders that compete for the same tile(s) - a lot.
You can sometimes see an isolated tile (more likely diagonally connected to other tiles in culture borders), especially when there have been wars which alter the ownership of cities, and/or the tile(s) are contested by three or more civs.
Also, the map does not update unless you visit it again. You can eliminate a civs completely, but the "old" map still shows tiles as belonging to that dead civ/city. But when you visit with a unit, the map will correctly show that the tile is unowned or assigned to another.
... it is a display bug ...
Question for veterans: when you begin a new game, how many cities are you aiming to build?
I got land-locked in my last game (Noble level) and only got 6 cities built. I think I was leading in research, but then Genghis Kahn invaded. I picked up two more cities, but I got behind in research and never led again. I think if I had more cities I would have done better.
What do you guys think? How many cities is ideal?
Ok i have an issue my daugter broke Disc 1 an all i have is 2 an 3 now what can i do does anyone have the files for disc 1 that they could send me please
Uhh... well, see, I'm a newbie and I've never done a screen shot before. My capital was a great science city, and I had a great military city and a great production city... not to mention a Great Person farm. This was the first time I had done all that.
All of this is relative, of course. What I'm calling great, you may laugh at; but I was specialized.
Yep, I traded techs... maybe I didn't do enough. Yep, my workers had everything developed. I didn't have many specialists going because I didn't have the resources or flood plains to give me much extra food... did the best I could.
I got those extra 2 cities later in the game than 0AD, though. I said middle game, but it was probably more like the middle ages.
I appreciate any suggestions, and your interest.
I have a quick question with regards to religion, I know that when I found a relgion I make GPT from it once I build the holy temple. My question is I noticed that I was making 20 GPT from the holy building in the city screen, and I then made this faith my state religion, and the GPT in the city screen stayed the same, but my overall gold went up by an extra 20 odd gold per turn.
Where is the extra income coming from? If I found mulitple religions, is there a chance I make more GPT depending on which one I make my state religion?
Nope, apart from the hammer cost to build a new one. EDIT: remember the palace gives +1too
Maintenance and/or bureaucracy bonus gets recalculated of course based on the new palace position too.