21-11-2001 12:44									#1
	Why is the cultural output of a captured city always zero? Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

Every time I capture a city, all its cultural improvements are gone, regardless of the way I acquired it. If it has a wonder, that wonder doesn' t seem to produce any more culture. Is there a clear play-balance reason for that? I think that is what leads to the weird 'flip-flopping' by cities that defect back and forth.

	21-11-2001 12:45									#2
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because those aren't your citizens!!

	21-11-2001 13:39									#3
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Hmm... I don't know if that makes sense. When I plop down a temple, the city starts producing culture normally, whether the citizens are mine or not. And if the French marched North and took Cambridge, would that erase its status as an old university town?

	21-11-2001 14:29									#4
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Yeah, when you capture a city, culture should continue.
For sure in the case of wonders. The old pyramids spread as much culture under the egyptians as they would do if the germans would conquer egypt.

	21-11-2001 14:36									#5
	Re: Why is the cultural output of a captured city always zero? Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

quote: Originally posted by Kekkonen Every time I capture a city, all its cultural improvements are gone, regardless of the way I acquired it. If it has a wonder, that wonder doesn' t seem to produce any more culture. Is there a clear play-balance reason for that? I think that is what leads to the weird 'flip-flopping' by cities that defect back and forth.

What happens is that the culture produced by Improvements/Wonders only is applied to whoever built them!

So...if you capture a city that has Pyramids, Temple, Colosseum; those improvements/Wonders will never produce any culture for you since they were constructed by the other civ! What you can do is sell the improvement and built again, that way you'll get the culture, since you were the one that build it, and the enemy civ won't get any culture if your city is captured! The culture of the Great Wonder however is for ever lost, since you can't rebuild it!
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	21-11-2001 15:11									#6
	Re: Re: Why is the cultural output of a captured city always zero? Increase Your PM Length

quote: Originally posted by JayKay What happens is that the culture produced by Improvements/Wonders only is applied to whoever built them! So...if you capture a city that has Pyramids, Temple, Colosseum; those improvements/Wonders will never produce any culture for you since they were constructed by the other civ! What you can do is sell the improvement and built again, that way you'll get the culture, since you were the one that build it, and the enemy civ won't get any culture if your city is captured! The culture of the Great Wonder however is for ever lost, since you can't rebuild it! _________________________________________________ Portugal Nation of: Magellan's (from Magellan's Expedition); Vasco da Gama (Discoverer of the Maritime path to India); and Pedro Álvares Cabral (Discoverer of Brazil in 1500)

hm, i thought that world wonders give you culture if you capture the city, ab nunc, of course....
if they give you a zero, then there is no reason not to raze them....

	21-11-2001 15:17									#7
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quote: Originally posted by LaRusso hm, i thought that world wonders give you culture if you capture the city, ab nunc, of course.... if they give you a zero, then there is no reason not to raze them....

Well...there's one GOOD reason not to raze cities with Great Wonders! Aldo you don't get the culture boost from the Great Wonder you still get their effects, which are (depending of the Great Wonder) very valuable too!
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Nation of: Magellan's (from Magellan's Expedition);
Vasco da Gama (Discoverer of the Maritime path to India);
and Pedro Álvares Cabral (Discoverer of Brazil in 1500)

	21-11-2001 15:18									#8
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quote: Originally posted by JayKay Well...there's one GOOD reason not to raze cities with Great Wonders! Aldo you don't get the culture boost from the Great Wonder you still get their effects, which are (depending of the Great Wonder) very valuable too!

yeah, but why would i raze pyramids? hell of a work

	21-11-2001 17:44									#9
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Let's not forget that razing cities also makes the other civs dislike you more...