If I have idle workers, I pre-build the roads. The quests will still come up. I think that might be something that change in the last couple years.
If by "pre-build" you mean leave the road short of full construction (e.g., one turn away from completion of each segment), that's fine, although you might find yourself investing worker turns at a CS that never generates the quest.
I read your advice to be go ahead and build a fully completed road to the CS -- that will preclude the "build a road" quest from triggering.
I read your advice to be go ahead and build a fully completed road to the CS -- that will preclude the "build a road" quest from triggering.
I am sure I have built the road and gotten the quest anyway. I will watch for that. I have been wrong before!
Grabbl
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I'd guess that they were damaged by citadels. Looks like they have 40 HP, so two turns adjacent to enemy citadels. I never saw this happen, but other civilian units get damaged as well, so it would make sense.
I will see the road building quest trigger even when I have already built the roads. Please the attached screenshot for a recent-ish example.
And how, pray tell, are you going to satisfy the quest if the road connection with your capital already exists? Your capital is not on screen and, in any event, there's no telling from your screenshot whether any required road segment is pillaged and needs to be repaired.
I did thought I did the best I could to show that the road was already built! I can see if have the save file if you like. The reward for the quest triggered the next turn.
Well that is definitely odd.
I don’t disagree that it is odd, but I have been pre-building roads to CS for a while now — and I routinely get road-building quests anyway.
Two religions are left, but a religion enhanced early so I did not get a pantheon. I close out Liberty but GPr is not is an option! Is that the expected behavior?
You are straining my memory, but that may be expected. I distinctly recall that finishing Hagia Sophia will give you a Great Prophet, which can still be used to found a religion (and pick a belated pantheon). I can't recall ever doing that with the Liberty finisher (or Pisa), so perhaps you only get the choice to pick a Great Prophet if you already have a pantheon. Are you, by any chance, already in the Industrial Era?
I am certain I have used Liberty finisher for GPr before, but almost certainly that was with a Pantheon. Saving the Liberty GE for Hagia Sophia is a possibility, but usually my early too laggy for that. Nope, not in the Industrial Era. I am playing Aztec, and closed out Liberty on T69. (So no, not already in the Industrial Era.)
Food is converted to hammers when producing settlers. Switching from 2food/2gold tile to a 3food tile can, depending on rounding (it’s not a one-to-one conversion rate), generate an additional hammer towards settler production.
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New patch was released last month. Did it change anything else than launcher? Where can i find what it did change?
Just the launcher. No changes to the game since the last patch (version 1.0.3.279) in late 2014.
Lone Stranger
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In this thread, they were talking about RAs and rush buying science. Does "rush buying" mean buying a building asap?
https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/need-some-clarification-on-the-research-agreement.531292/
https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/need-some-clarification-on-the-research-agreement.531292/
If you are referring to statements in that thread like "If an RA saves you just two turns, the gold:beaker value is on par with what you get from rush buying science buildings.", then yes.
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