In the few games i've played i've noticed that the cottages->towns seem to be very powerfull.
The AI builds almost nothing except cottages to get more money, and my automated workers do the same. When using a non-automated worker, i can also see that the AI recommends building a lot of cottages.
Then as the game moves on and the cottages grow, i notice that i get an insane amount of money. I'm playing on noble, have a 90% tax rate and still rake in over 100gpt on 4 cities.
Doesn't seem right, does it? And as you get more technologies, the towns give you even more gold.
ANyone else made similar observations?
My solution would be to reduce each cottage->town improvement by -1 gold. So basically the cottage gives no gold and first needs to grow into a hamlet, where it will begin to give a 1 gold bonus.
I haven't tested it yet, but perhaps that will get the AI to diversify his improvements and do other things besides hoard gold.
The AI builds almost nothing except cottages to get more money, and my automated workers do the same. When using a non-automated worker, i can also see that the AI recommends building a lot of cottages.
Then as the game moves on and the cottages grow, i notice that i get an insane amount of money. I'm playing on noble, have a 90% tax rate and still rake in over 100gpt on 4 cities.
Doesn't seem right, does it? And as you get more technologies, the towns give you even more gold.
ANyone else made similar observations?
My solution would be to reduce each cottage->town improvement by -1 gold. So basically the cottage gives no gold and first needs to grow into a hamlet, where it will begin to give a 1 gold bonus.
I haven't tested it yet, but perhaps that will get the AI to diversify his improvements and do other things besides hoard gold.
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