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He can keep building Roads, he can establish a city, he can grow an existing city...
What should he do?
What should he do?
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6Keep building road83.33%5Mine a hidden Special0.00%0Improve an existing Special0.00%0Establish new city16.67%1Enlarge an existing city0.00%0Lounge in a hammock and eat bananas all day0.00%0The poll is expired.
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Roads.
Chop down the trees, and then keep building roads!Scouse Git (2) La Fayette Adam Smith Solomwi and Loinburger will not be forgotten.
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I don't think we need to chop down any trees yet, but we need a few more roads - partly to connect our cities and partly to get trade arrows from the shielded grassland. Also irrigation on the shielded grassland will help us grow. I suspect we need at least one more settler, maybe more. (And on the subject of another poll - these cities look to be too small to celebrate in the near future.)Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
Roads.
Chop down the trees, and then keep building roads!
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Don;t build a city with him, but keep improving the terrain. Some of these cities will be growing soon and we'll need all the productivity we can get.
Roads are a start, but somewhere álong the way we'll need some irrigation (say once we know they can grow to pop 4 or 5 without unhappiness), so although I vote for more roads, I'm not averse to a diversion for irrigation here and there.Comment
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