08-04-2001 02:11									#1
	Max Trade Receieved from Trade Route Enter the AD-FREE zone

What is the biggest amount of trade arrows that you received from a trade route?

And did someone try to create two "perfect" cities to check this?

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	08-04-2001 02:16									#2
	Tired of ads?

You mean, two cities of size 127, belonging to two different civilizations, on opposite corners of the map, both with four gold mines and rivers on all the squares, each with Marketplace, Bank, Stock Exchange, Superhighways, and two other good trade routes, offering something demanded by the other city?

No.

Sounds like fun!

	08-04-2001 03:14									#3
	Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

I'll try this now, but I'm interested in more "normal" cities(without population maxed by caravans).


SSC with all rivers, 4 gold specials, all SSC wonders, and grassland in the rest of the city squares, under democracy with 100% science rate size 34(or 35) with all specialists as scientists can make 1200 science.

I'm wondering what can we do with trade...

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[This message has been edited by Eli (edited April 07, 2001).]

	08-04-2001 04:15									#4
	Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

Oops, I thought you wanted to find out the maximum theoretical limit.

I carried out some tests to find out...

I have the "No Limits" Patch:

Maxed out population, all relevant wonders/improvements, edited terrain, double production, etc. :-

Maximum one time bonus per caravan: 4848 gold
Maximum addition to trade per caravan: 2275 gold

Maximum income per turn: 55537 gold

Sorry, these figures are wrong. For the real figures see my thread on "Limits to trade".
[This message has been edited by Roman (edited April 08, 2001).]