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[joncnunn]

You don't need all three happy wonders, but you want at least as many as any single other player gets so you can trade extra copies of the ones you build for the others.
Eiffel Tower is actually more useful than any one happy wonder for the hammer savings of not needing broadcast towers everywhere to take full advantage of it.

[wodan11]

You don't need all three happy wonders, but you want at least as many as any single other player gets so you can trade extra copies of the ones you build for the others.
Eiffel Tower is actually more useful than any one happy wonder for the hammer savings of not needing broadcast towers everywhere to take full advantage of it.

I think you misunderstood my suggestion, Joncnunn. I suggested building the happy wonders so you can trade for extras of the resources Corporation needs. i.e., if you build Sushi, you can trade 5 movie, 5 shows, and 5 songs for total 15 (or more) of fish, rice, crab, or clam.

[Jaybe]

Personally I feel State Property still kicks corporate butt. It's a rare map that makes corps worthwhile investing in.

I think you should do larger maps, then.

[Theben]

I think you should do larger maps, then.

I only play large and huge. How much larger do I need?

I think it has more to do with my late-game aggressive nature.

[lermfish]

My cities really only love me when I'm locked into this war, but crushing civ after civ.

Ironically, my super bloodthirsty civ seems to always be the founder of 3-4 religions.

[joncnunn]

Actually, the resource benefits to corporations appear to scale with the map; I tried out the recent adventure at Rhelms beyond, built Sushi's & Mining Inc and they produced far more food and hammers per resource consumed than normal. (That was a duel size map).

[smbakeresq]

I use the large and huge maps, it is not unusual to get 15+ of any resources needed for a corporation.

It does seem that Sids is better than General Mills, more seafood resources avaiable, but maybe its because I play on the low maps.