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Artifex
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Kentucky USA
Apr 2002
time: 05:32
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I noticed a bug with Agricultural Civs. All cities (except capital) are missing the extra food in the center square. They only start with 2 food when founded, this should be 3 (the civpedia says the trait gives one extra food in the center square for all cities)
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Artifex
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Kentucky USA
Apr 2002
time: 05:32
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Hmm the way I read it, I thought it would be a flat bonus no matter what gov type. Kinda makes the trait weak at first glance, but I'll have to play around with it some.
Last edited by Artifex on 27-12-2003 at 02:27
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CerberusIV
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It isn't a bug. You get three food from the city tile unless in despotism or anarchy. If the city is adjacent to fresh water you get the 3 food even under despotism.
Makes rivers important but can be quite a boost if you have them in the early game.
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furrykef
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+1 food in every city unconditionally would make Agricultural civs powerful to the point of unbalancing, since the bonus applies to the most critical expansion period. The restriction still comes off when you switch to another government, which makes a beeline for Monarchy or Republic not a bad idea. There's often freshwater somewhere near your starting point, so I don't think it's weak by any means...in fact I think the Maya are one of the most powerful civs, since Industrious+Agricultural = speed machine (not to mention the Javelin Throwers create workers, who in turn benefit from the Industrious trait...it does apply to enslaved workers, doesn't it?)
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27-12-2003 02:01
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