solution: don't let cities with fortifications without army.
what do you want, the fortification to become alive? xD
5 Feb 2017, 20:14
Fortifications - Lessen Unit Upkeep
Just a thought, since food production is a difficult resource to manage.
Any army units inside a city with a fortification, will require 10% less upkeep, when the city is not under attack.
The number can be increased beyond 10%, just putting a number there.
I'd like to see more benefit from a fortification. When the city is being seiged, fortifications have great value, but when cities are left unoccupied, which is very common, it becomes very simple for enemies to quickly overrun you, and leaving a few spare troops way behind the backline is quite costly with the food upkeep.
This would certainly inspire a few more fortifications and even increase the small numbers of defensive units.
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5 Feb 2017, 20:36
obviously what I am suggesting is to lower the food cost when units are in the city with a fortification.nemuritor98 wrote:
solution: don't let cities with fortifications without army.what do you want, the fortification to become alive? xD
5 Feb 2017, 20:38
i don't see food as an issue of the game, pretty easy as it is to manage it
5 Feb 2017, 20:59
Actually not "pretty easy" as there are about 4 to 5 threads out there in the last month complaining about resource production and at least two of those started out as food specific..
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5 Feb 2017, 21:01
maybe they have to increase their planification skillsPeter Mat wrote:
Actually not "pretty easy" as there are about 4 to 5 threads out there in the last month complaining about resource production and at least two of those started out as food specific..
8 Feb 2017, 03:08
Nemo, I can never tell when you're being funny and when I have discovered a rare gap in your knowledge of idiomatic English . . . If only my Spanish were as good as your English.nemuritor98 wrote:
maybe they have to increase their planification skills
8 Feb 2017, 03:20
hahaha, i think a lot of my posts have a little irony in them, what would be this life without a bit of joyMontanaBB wrote:
Nemo, I can never tell when you're being funny and when I have discovered a rare gap in your knowledge of idiomatic English . . . If only my Spanish were as good as your English.nemuritor98 wrote:
maybe they have to increase their planification skills
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