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JimH
Settler
Over there!
Nov 1999
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posted December 05, 2000 10:06
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I took over this city with 10 pop and investigated around the area. Lo and behold the AI didn't think it was a good idea to take advantage of the two fishy specials one block away. Any ideas on how I can "move" this city? |
drake
Warlord
Medford, Mass, US
Oct 2000
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posted December 05, 2000 11:50
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Moving a 10 sized city? Definetly not worth attempting. |
Christantine The Great
Prince
of the Principality of Chrisonia
Jun 2000
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posted December 05, 2000 15:25
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I guess if you have enough money you could buy some settlers. You might want to try to stagnate the grow by taking out some major food squares. And also if it has a granery sell it. Welcome! |
Richard Bruns
Prince
NC, USA
Nov 1999
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posted December 05, 2000 15:37
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Moving a size 10 city will cost way too many resources to make the extra 4 food worthwhile. Using your resources to improve the land instead of moving the city will be much more cost effective. |
Christantine The Great
Prince
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Jun 2000
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posted December 05, 2000 20:25
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Well...yea that would be better. But if it was on a two square island with no ocean resources it would be better to disband it. |
JimH
Settler
Over there!
Nov 1999
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posted December 06, 2000 11:49
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Just as I feared. It is an island, so I'll just make sure to take advantage of the sea rather than the land.Thanks. |
HsFB
Prince
Phobos, Martian System
Jan 2000
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posted December 06, 2000 13:37
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I always try to get 3 hills per city, and then the rest grassland, and trying to pop out as many special resources as possible (on the hills). |
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