Originally posted by silver 2039
Also Democracy has increased worker speed, productivity, and science.
Originally posted by silver 2039
Then what dose trade bonous which is checked in the editor for Democracy mean?
One extra gold per turn for every tile that's already generating at least one gold per turn. But that's true for Republic as well, so they both have the same trade bonus compared with Monarchy or the others.Originally posted by silver 2039
Then what dose trade bonous which is checked in the editor for Democracy mean?
It depends on your attitude about micromanagement. By controlling the citizens yourself, you can usually get a better balance/focus of food versus production, depending on how corrupt the city is, what your purpose is for it, etc. To understand the true power of disabling governors, I recommend Bamspeedy's Babylon Deity Settlers in the War Academy. The article illustrates the power of some good tricks.Originally posted by sausnebb
1. Is it clever (or un-clever) to get the governor to manage citizen moods? I think its very comfortable as the CD never appear...
The computer doesn't pile them right like a human can, it also irrigates grassland in despotism when the shield penalty makes such an improvement worthless. If you do want to eventually automate, then you should at least wait until you are out of despotism. When you do automate, use Shift+A so the workers don't change any of your preexisting improvements. For the best game though, you should never automate. In addition to the previously mentioned article you should also check out the Academy link to Cracker's Opening Plays. With manual workers you can control when forest chop shields go to a city, greatly speeding up early expansion (granary rush, etc).Originally posted by sausnebb
2. what about automated workers? i've heard that its much better to manage them manually, but doesn't the computer managing them to the ultimate?
I think stack moves were added at version 1.29f. I don't know what's delivered in GOTY, but if it's lower than that he can download an updater from Firaxis. As a general prnciple I always check the publisher's web site for updates on anything I get on a CD, as CD publishing and stocking delays mean most CD software is out of date by the time it's delivered.Originally posted by Ayani
Were those functions added later in an expansion