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Courthouses question
I know that you can't build courthouses in your capital, but what if you moved your capital, built the courthouse, and moved it back again. would it work?
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Why would you want to do it anyway? Apart from to discover whether you can? Mmmm. Probably a good enough reason to try it. So try it. Let's know the result.
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Yes, you can do it. But you don't gain anything by doing so, as the Palace acts as a courthouse, with extras.I'm consitently stupid- Japher
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HOw about the happy face in democracy? Will that happen if courthouse is in you capital?Comment
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A courthouse doesn't affect happiness, as such. It controls corruption. For happy citizens you need luxuries and/or improvements that affect attitude and/or Happy Wonders.
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#33984591" ... and the following morning I should see the Boks wallop the Wallabies again?" - Havak
"The only thing worse than being quoted in someone's sig is not being quoted in someone's sig." - finbar, with apologies to Oscar Wilde.Comment
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Finbar, in democracy (where, unlike the real world, there is no corruption) a courthouse gives a city one happy citizen. I was wondering if that happens in your capital too (assuming you manage to build a courthouse there).Comment
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Your capitol receives one happy face extra for the palace in democracy, in my observation. I, too, mulled whether it was worth the shields to build three palaces just to stick a courthouse in the original capitol. But I found in several different saved games that when in a democracy, I had one more happy citizen in the capitol than I could account for with the various formulae. Thus, I'm guessing that the palace fulfills all of the courthouse functions better than a regular courthouse.No matter where you go, there you are. - Buckaroo Banzai
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the courthouse in the capital gives you a happy person. i don't if the palace gives you a happy person (i've never anything that would suggest it does)."our words are backed by nuclear weapons"
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Andz asked this awhile back.Just use the cheat menu to check.You'll see a courthouse in the capitol does nothing.No extra happy.That is done by the palace.
Courthouses do make 1 citizen happy under Democracy but it won't work together with a palace for 2 happies.
Blaupanzer is correct.Its like a supreme court.
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Thanks!Comment
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Originally posted by Blaupanzer on 01-19-2001 09:43 AM
I had one more happy citizen in the capitol than I could account for with the various formulae.
The way this thing works has always confused me. Which improvement takes precedence over which wonder or vice versa... Is there a tread about it? Or are things much simpler than that?
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Click on the "happy" button. From top to bottom is the order in which luxuries & contentment is applied. Anything from wonder that doesn't affect city structures or copy them (Oracle, MC) goes in the last column.I'm consitently stupid- Japher
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