I find the Iroquois fun. They have a lot of options open to them. Trading posts plus loghouse make them real dangerous with a lot of money and production. Pump the money into maritime city states,...
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I find the Iroquois fun. They have a lot of options open to them. Trading posts plus loghouse make them real dangerous with a lot of money and production. Pump the money into maritime city states,...
That might be an interesting addition... make it so peaceful nations can have these city states join their empire. THing is, the benefits you get with keeping them as a city state as an ally far...
If you're going for a small number of cities and a defensive game where you don't try and conquer anyone, you need to pretty much be a wonder making machine. You get lots of specialists and live in a...
They are another core strategic resource in the game. You need to determine how much effort you want to put into city states - from money, doing their quests, or using your influence in the social...
Don't worry about spreading your cities out. Having lots of cities is good.
Being an ally to a cultured city state will give you a nice boost to influence.
Being an ally to a maratime city state...
I think the game has been enhanced rather than dumbed down, if they fix a few AI issues and exploits. There are all sorts of different strats with the city states and social policies and how they...
Nope. You gotta spend money to keep em allied or just do the things they want. It's actually very easy to keep them allied once you get horsemen. Just do the quests they give you.
Strat resources are money. Any resource you get is money. Money is good!
Well, after about 600AD you need a good army or you will be DOWed by the AI. So with just a bit more effort...
Besides, it's much easier to tech / build cities for the AI than fight.
It's an increase money early on vs generals. Anyone who wants more generals fails. That extra money makes early expand into maritime city state alliance easy.
Double resources doesn't mean...
Prince mode and beyond require a bit of skill or luck, depending on how you play the game.
Get your economy rolling asap. Forget wonders. Expand fast. Don't build monuments, don't build granaries....
The generate wealth function is useless in every capacity. No idea why it's 10%. Don't use it.
Blah, some bad info here on this thread. Everything in the game revolves around the social policies you're going to try to get and the difficulty level your on.
First, you do NOT spend money...
sorry double post