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CIV III made a good advance when it created the National Army - paying for units out of the treasury instead of by city. They should have done the same thing for food and shields. After railroads have been developed, say, all food and shields should go into a pot that can be used by all connected cities. I mean, it's ridiculous that food grown in Kansas can't be consumed in NY. Ditto for shields - wasn't the iron ore mined in innesota and forged in Pittsburgh?
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I would think this *could* be relatively easy to do in a simple way. After all communism has communal corruption, so shouldn't they at least get communal food distribution, with all the good and bad that entails?
Maybe Nationalism allows a new small wonder, Food Distribution Center, nullifies Granaries and instead excess food goes into a common pool?
Cheers,
Dr. Charm
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