Is there a tool for calculating best city to build forbidden palace in?

[alva]

hi ,

and what to do if the wonder is build and the gov changes

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I guess the effect would be (temporarely) set a zero.

[MyOlde]

Just to go back to the original question, I've always just eye-balled it, too, trying to split the difference as best I could. In my current game, I've been expanding my empire militarily (and am about to do so again) and I built the FP in the middle of my more recent acquisitions (furthest from my palace). But, since my capital city started out on a promontory, 3/4 surrounded by ocean, I then built a new one more or less in the middle of my beginning group of cities (the ones I had before I went on my conquering rampage). Seems to me this is the only way you can get any kind of balanced effect.

[PLATO]

Someone had suggested the idea of "provincial" capitals in another thread a while back. It seems like, if it was properly configured, that this would be a alternative to the FP. The FP could then be a wonder that would enhance the effects of the Provincial Capitals if your civ could build it.

[Panag]

Originally posted by PLATO1003
Someone had suggested the idea of "provincial" capitals in another thread a while back. It seems like, if it was properly configured, that this would be a alternative to the FP. The FP could then be a wonder that would enhance the effects of the Provincial Capitals if your civ could build it.

hi ,

i have been asking that for about a year now , ......

just take a look at the individual states the US of A has , .......

every 10th city or so , there should be a min and max distance from each other and from the head capitol , ......

many countries have this , look at a canadian province for example , ..... or a french one , or the french overseas dept , ......

Firaxis , .....

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