11-05-2002 23:09									#1
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As you can see in this attached jpg, this city is adjacent to a river tile, yet it is building an aqueduct. What gives?

This picture better be there.

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	11-05-2002 23:15									#2
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Before anyone asks, yes, this is an unmodified game. No mods and it is version 1.21f.

	11-05-2002 23:24									#3
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Rivers like that are not considered adjacent. Diagonals count on river bends, but not at the river source. I marked the tiles that would be considered adjacent to the river.

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	11-05-2002 23:45									#4
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Thanks Aeson. That's good to know. Is that in the manual or the readme or did you learn that through experience?

	12-05-2002 00:01									#5
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Are the two I marked adjacent to the river?

-Alech

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	12-05-2002 00:05									#6
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akaoz, the left hand side tile has irrigation so it must count as connected to water. (unless there was a path of irrig that got pillaged)

	12-05-2002 00:14									#7
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quote: Originally posted by Akaoz Are the two I marked adjacent to the river? -Alech

Yes.

	12-05-2002 03:01									#8
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And where did that irrigated desert square in the middle of no where come from?

	12-05-2002 03:31									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Trip And where did that irrigated desert square in the middle of no where come from?

Look a little closer...

	12-05-2002 03:36									#10
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A city acts as irrigated for the purposes of continuing an irrigation 'chain'. This is handy and saves a bit of time when you are trying to get irrigation into the middle of the Steppes.

... Or, it was irrigated 'up' from below.

	12-05-2002 04:54									#11
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If want to be able to tell if a specific tile is next to a river, right-click and look at the terrain. If there is an extra trade, then it is next to the river.

	12-05-2002 06:07									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Zachriel If want to be able to tell if a specific tile is next to a river, right-click and look at the terrain. If there is an extra trade, then it is next to the river.

you would have to build the city first!
maybe a small marker on the terrain tiles ( abit like the
xtra production sign) would be nice

	12-05-2002 06:27									#13
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quote: Originally posted by alva848 you would have to build the city first! maybe a small marker on the terrain tiles ( abit like the xtra production sign) would be nice

No, just right-click while in normal map view to read the terrain.

	12-05-2002 06:35									#14
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This terrain square has one gold, so it is next to the river.

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	12-05-2002 08:27									#15
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quote: Originally posted by Zachriel No, just right-click while in normal map view to read the terrain.

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	12-05-2002 09:21									#16
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quote: Originally posted by Trip And where did that irrigated desert square in the middle of no where come from?

That was originally irrigated from below in the ancient age.