15-03-2005 04:21									#1
	Does overcrowding affect happiness? Support Apolyton

Under "Happiness" in the great library, it says that overcrowding affects happiness, but I can't seem to find any functions that relate these two things together in the source code. Can anyone give me a hand please? Thank you!

	15-03-2005 04:24									#2
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If I remember correctly overcrowding only affects the city growth rate and nothing else. At least I didn't find anything contradictive. Maybe this was true in CTP1.

-Martin

	15-03-2005 04:39									#3
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You are right, I did see relations between overcrowding and city growth rate in the code. But in the great library, it elaborates that "overcrowding of cities" is one of the factors that has an impact on happiness. Do you think maybe this implies that the city growth rate also has an impact on happiness?

	15-03-2005 04:57									#4
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quote: Originally posted by nfs Do you think maybe this implies that the city growth rate also has an impact on happiness?

No, otherwise you should see an effect if you turn all the workers into scientists. The only effect is that that the city starts to starve at a city level but there is no effect on happiness, at least I have never seen an effect, and I didn't find anything in the code.

As I said maybe a leftover from CTP1, the must modified the CtiyData.cpp heavily, it is full of functions with empty bodies.

-Martin