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KingSponge
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Rhode Island
Oct 2001 time: 00:15
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Okay, so I played the Tutorial a bit last night and I have 3 Dye resources in my city radius. I built roads to them and so they're listed in my Luxuries box in the city display. However, I'm curious about a couple things:
1) does each Dye make a unique citizen happy? Or do all 3 count toward a single happy citizen?
2) What happens with the surplus (if there is any)?
Thanks!
P.S. Love the game. I'm a long-time Civ/Civ2 fan of old and so far I'm really liking all the new stuff in Civ3.
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KingSponge
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Rhode Island
Oct 2001 time: 00:15
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Aye, thanks. Just found it in the manual (reading it at work) actually. A city can only benefit once from any particular strategic or luxury resource...
Thanks.
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Peterk
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Montreal, Canada
Oct 2001 time: 05:15
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You sure about that?
I had the feeling that the dye will make one person in each city which is "networked in" happy.
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Anun Ik Oba
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Grace of God
Sep 1999 time: 00:15
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For each type of resource you have connected to your cities, it causes a certain number of smilies. Redundant resources (2, 3, 4 or more of dye) connected doesn't add to your smiley pile, but having more of EACH type does.
For example, if you have dye and silks connected to a city, each of these resources gives you one smiley. If you have, say, 2 of dye and 3 of silk, you still only get ONE smiley per resource. [however, you can trade these extra resources to other civs].
After the first two resources, though, the number of smileys increases for each added resource- add, say, furs to the list, and now you get FOUR smileys (one each for dye and silks, but two for furs), and so one until you get all of the luxury resources.
However, the neat little catch Firaxis to this is: you only get one smiley for resource, no matter how many you have, until you build a marketplace in that particular city 
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