Hey all, I saw this somewhere else, perhaps it was an old post, but I found it extreemly usefull.
I was playing on Warlord with the Mayans, and realized that my capitol was starving at pop 10. I investigated the matter, and found that two citizens were busy being entertainers to keep the city out of disorder.
Then I remembered about that post I read. So, I increased the luxury slider to 10%.
Instantly, the two entertainers went to working the land. Not only did I get a surplus of 4 food, but my production went up by 4 as well. Also, my commece went up by about 4 too.
Then my pop went from pop 10 to pop 12. Now I'm getting about 3 more production and 4 more commerce.
So, in just my capitol, I gained 7 production and 8 commerce by raising the luxury slider 10%.
The really cool thing was that I had about 5 more cities like my capitol, and I gained WLTKD's in about 5 other cities.
The net effect was that in about 10 turns, my GPT doubled, my science rated dropped by about 2-3 turns per tech, and I can now build improvements much faster, netting even more income and science.
Wow!
Dan O.
I was playing on Warlord with the Mayans, and realized that my capitol was starving at pop 10. I investigated the matter, and found that two citizens were busy being entertainers to keep the city out of disorder.
Then I remembered about that post I read. So, I increased the luxury slider to 10%.
Instantly, the two entertainers went to working the land. Not only did I get a surplus of 4 food, but my production went up by 4 as well. Also, my commece went up by about 4 too.
Then my pop went from pop 10 to pop 12. Now I'm getting about 3 more production and 4 more commerce.
So, in just my capitol, I gained 7 production and 8 commerce by raising the luxury slider 10%.
The really cool thing was that I had about 5 more cities like my capitol, and I gained WLTKD's in about 5 other cities.
The net effect was that in about 10 turns, my GPT doubled, my science rated dropped by about 2-3 turns per tech, and I can now build improvements much faster, netting even more income and science.
Wow!
Dan O.
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