We have 6 active Caravans and 18 in production. As Minister of Trade, I enjoy all the Caravan activity and benefits, but the last poll suggested that 8-10 Caravans at a time was the preference. We equally can increase our trade arrows in other ways (Marketplaces, for example, and Banks after that). As long as our trade arrows increase, I am happy.
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Trade Strategy, Part 2, 1752 AD
17Mostly Caravans everywhere forever11.76%2Marketplaces in every city (50% gain in trade)41.18%7Banks in every city (another 50% gain in trade)23.53%4Leave it up to the President11.76%2Banana Caravans in the Marketplaces11.76%2The poll is expired.
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I have voted for Marketplaces, but really that's because you need Marketplaces everywhere (then Banks) to keep those unhappy folks passive. However you only build a Marketplace once - when the unhappiness is sorted , build Caravans. When it's starting to boil up again, build a Bank.
But keep knocking out those Caravans......"It's not about whether you win or lose, it's about how many people you can slaugher playing the game...." - BruceTheStupid, 2400BC.
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Originally posted by atawa
The only improvements that actualy increase tradearrows are harbours and superhighways, railroads also give a benifit.
But I'm all for city's with 3 routes to build markets and banks to increase our lux.
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CAMELVANS EVERYWHERE, ALWAYS.
This maximizes speed of tech acquisition and fattens our coffers quicker than marketplaces and Banks can.
Then, use the money to BUY the infrastructure. This way, we get both a huge tech lead and the city improvements we'll need.Apolyton's Grim Reaper 2008, 2010 & 2011
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Perhaps our next game should be a Mercentile game and we will use Trade for everything. It could be very interesting and we might learn a lot from it.
And -JRabbit would be*so* happy. He might even run for President!
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AFAIK- Banks/Stock Exchanges increase tax only
while Marketplaces increase tax and luxuries.
We should build Marketplaces and libraries, and then switch to caravans because the increased luxuries helps for WLtHD. This way we get the best of both worlds!Scouse Git (2) La Fayette Adam Smith Solomwi and Loinburger will not be forgotten.
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The Banks and Stock Exchanges increase both taxes and luxuries by 50% (cumulative) according to the Civiliopedia. It might be wrong, though. I know of at least *some* errors in it.
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Originally posted by cavebear
The Banks and Stock Exchanges increase both taxes and luxuries by 50% (cumulative) according to the Civiliopedia. It might be wrong, though. I know of at least *some* errors in it.
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Originally posted by cavebear
The Banks and Stock Exchanges increase both taxes and luxuries by 50% (cumulative) according to the Civiliopedia. It might be wrong, though. I know of at least *some* errors in it.JCP
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