The following costs in shields of various units are taken from
The picture shows a size 5 city building a settler with 3 lines of 20 shields each, 9 of which are full (27 shields) and the city has a 9 production.
Worker, Warrior: Both 1 turn, cost 20
Archer, Spearman, Catapult: 2 Turns, Cost 40 (Presumably Chariot as well)
Settler, Temple: 4 Turns, Cost 60
Barracks: 6 Turns, Cost 80
Granary: 11 Turns, Cost 120
What I wonder about is the distict lack of the "Scout" unit in any of these screenshots. While I've seen them counted against your military support total in one screenshot (The paper Airplane one over at CivFanatics), I have no idea how much they cost or what Tech is needed to build one. Expansionist players take note.
I also think I figured out the smilies. The straight smilie is for things that eliminate unhappy citizens (Temple 1, 2 military units under despotism 1 each, Entertainer 1). The wide smilie is for luxuries that make happy citizens.
Look at the picture at the above link, or at
The lands next to a river are referred to as "Flood Plain"
The picture shows a size 5 city building a settler with 3 lines of 20 shields each, 9 of which are full (27 shields) and the city has a 9 production.
Worker, Warrior: Both 1 turn, cost 20
Archer, Spearman, Catapult: 2 Turns, Cost 40 (Presumably Chariot as well)
Settler, Temple: 4 Turns, Cost 60
Barracks: 6 Turns, Cost 80
Granary: 11 Turns, Cost 120
What I wonder about is the distict lack of the "Scout" unit in any of these screenshots. While I've seen them counted against your military support total in one screenshot (The paper Airplane one over at CivFanatics), I have no idea how much they cost or what Tech is needed to build one. Expansionist players take note.
I also think I figured out the smilies. The straight smilie is for things that eliminate unhappy citizens (Temple 1, 2 military units under despotism 1 each, Entertainer 1). The wide smilie is for luxuries that make happy citizens.
Look at the picture at the above link, or at
The lands next to a river are referred to as "Flood Plain"
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