29-06-2002 04:12									#1
	do improovements help corruption? Remove this text

As you can see in the game I included I have conquered the most land and am Scientifically advanced but my culture sucks. I a have a couple of great wonders and one small but few temples and stuff.
Please give some advice on when I need to start building this stuff and whether or not it helps or hurts corruption(will it add to corrupption) and what else I need to do in this game.

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	29-06-2002 05:15									#2
	Remove this text

The only structures that help corruption (under default rules) are the police station and the courthouse. The culture producing ones don't, but they have their own benefits. Beyond a certain amount of corruption (twice the optimal number of cities for the size map and difficulty), not much will help (other than playing by different rules).

	29-06-2002 21:15									#3
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Build temples as early as you can - to get the culture levels up, and to expand your borders

	30-06-2002 08:09									#4
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also so WLTKD will help controlling corruption. This offcourse is not a building you can buy but relates to happiness

	01-07-2002 23:20									#5
	Got spare money?

I've played a modded game where more than just courthouses and police stations reduce corruption.

Even with these changes a large city on a different continent still could not get pass 50% corruption.

It's gotten to the point where if I conquer a city on another continent I will immediatly rush a temple and have it produce wealth. That is all they are good for productionwise.

	02-07-2002 03:01									#6
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Yes, there is no doubt that the corruption idea is out of hand in Civ 111. You can mod the distance effects of corruption in the editor.