08-12-2003 18:36									#1
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Two questions, sort of related, but not really.....

There are three city sizes, town, city and metroplex. I believe that this refers to cities of up to size 6 (town), then up to size 12 (city) then above size 12 (metroplex). I know that in order to grow above size 6 the city needs to be next to a source of fresh water or it needs an aqueduct. Right now I have cities that are stuck at size 12. What are the requirements for a city to be able to grow beyond size 12?

If I remember correctly there was a way, I think with farming or refrigeration or supermarket, to be able to increase the food output of a square to be even more that what it would be with irrigation. However in looking through the Civlopedia for Civ III Conquests, I could find a reference to this. Is there a way in Civ III Conquests to do this?

Thanks...

Last edited by ThreeMiler on 09-12-2003 at 22:35

	08-12-2003 18:38									#2
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Hospitals, available with Sanitation (Industrial age)

	08-12-2003 19:43									#3
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quote: Originally posted by ThreeMiler If I remember correctly there was a way, I think with farming or refrigeration or supermarket, to be able to increase the food output of a square to be even more that what it would be with irrigation. However in looking through the Civlopedia for Civ III Conquests, I could find a reference to this. Is there a way in Civ III Conquests to do this? Thanks...

You're thinking of Civ 2 where you could rework fields with engineers. In Civ 3 you increase mining and irrigation effectiveness by railroads (one extra shield from mines, one extra food from irrigation).

	08-12-2003 22:08									#4
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You also have to have a surplus of food after you build the hospital. This is usual not a problem, but can be.

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METROPLEX? Have you been watching "Transformers" again

	09-12-2003 03:40									#6
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quote: Originally posted by ormstunga METROPLEX? Have you been watching "Transformers" again

Perhaps ThreeMiler is a resident of the Dallas/Ft. Worth area of Texas - USA. Locally this greater metropolitain area (the two cities w/ a miriad of suburban sprawl) is known as the 'Metroplex'. (I suppose it comes from a complex of metropoli, or some such.)

	09-12-2003 03:41									#7
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I suppose that 2 (or more) metropoli in Civ that were close together could be considered a 'METROPLEX'.

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you misspelled "TARGET."

	09-12-2003 05:04									#9
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quote: Originally posted by ormstunga METROPLEX? Have you been watching "Transformers" again

Funny it made me think of Ascendancy.

	09-12-2003 07:13									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Sir Ralph Hospitals, available with Sanitation (Industrial age)

Or Shakespeare's Theatre now allows the city in which it is built to grow beyond size 12 without a Hospital. Trivial, but for the sake of completeness of info...