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Hermann the Lombard
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Hoboken, NJ, USA
Jun 1999 time: 00:17
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I'm a bit puzzled. Has cultural absorption been *reduced* by the patch? I see all these messages in Vel's threads about The Culture Bomb and how Babylon can confidentally expect to start absorbing neighboring cities. Well, I have the strongest culture on the planet, India has been in awe for two thousand years, and I absorbed only one small border city, and that over 1000 years ago. I have had one Indian city completely surrounded (my borders lap all four sides of his little 3x3 outpost) for almost 1000 years, and it's still his. All the neighboring cities have temple, library, and cathedral, at minimum, and they've had 'em for 1000 years. One has my first two wonders (Sistine and Sun Tzu).
Now that I've asked the question, I'll bet the city defects next turn, but "what gives?"
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Worthingtons
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Pride Park,Derby
Jan 2002 time: 05:17
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Well, I'm not entirely sure on this but here's my experience.
The Happyness of the Citiies Citizens seems to play a large part in the flip, So, When I've been looking for a flip, I've tried to take away things making them happy (luxuries!), or used espionage to destroy Temples.......
I've had several sucessful culture flips this way, but MOST of my cities where this has happened, there has been foriegn nationals present. Not all though....
It also seems important how close the respective capitals are too...
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Worthingtons
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Pride Park,Derby
Jan 2002 time: 05:17
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Hmm, Culture Flipping is a feature I quite liked, it's a shame it's been reduced, Oh well..
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