2 except for Eygpt where I put it at 4. Doesn't seem to make much difference though.
Marginally off-topic but I settled near Sahara El Baydar in my last game--does that wonder generate more disaster than the average desert tiles? It seemed like one came through every 10 turns or so, annoying but the one desert hill just north of it (with Petra, granted) was up to 10 production mined. I had a handful of 6-8 production tiles and a few 9 food floodplains tiles.
I finally had Mt. Everest in a game now, never seen it before. I've only had Zhangye Danxia once, while Cliffs of Dover, Uluru and Pantanal is in almost every damn game.I'm on 3. I haven't thought so much about the difference in severity or frequency, but I want volcanoes to reach 2 tiles out.
I have yet to see Vesuvius in a game, that is really disappointing. I have a problem with NWs in general, I feel like I'm seeing a few in almost every game, while some are so rare.
At first I thought it was because I was at level 3, but I'm also at 3 in this game and there is nothing like that. If I see it again I'm tempted to get the governor promotion that makes the stuff in your city indestructible, settle there and watch the yields pile up again.I've seen it a few times, and it does seem to get more dust storms than other deserts.
zero. this is too much for my imagination to get over, that same volcano wakes up in major eruption and calms down in span of 3k years. same with global warming nonsense. all that ocean flooding, no... can not get over this crap. zero.
I finally had Mt. Everest in a game now, never seen it before. I've only had Zhangye Danxia once, while Cliffs of Dover, Uluru and Pantanal is in almost every damn game.
I've seen it a few times, and it does seem to get more dust storms than other deserts.
I finally had Mt. Everest in a game now, never seen it before. I've only had Zhangye Danxia once, while Cliffs of Dover, Uluru and Pantanal is in almost every damn game.
What are you using?