Re: General Idea: Railroads granting shared food storages
This is a truly awesome idea. I tip my hat to you, Optimizer!
Originally posted by Optimizer
If Farmlands are brought back from Civ 2 to take over the food bonus of Railroads, the Railroads could benefit a civ's food supply in a more logical way:
Cities connected by Railroads should have a shared, regional food storage. When the storage is filled, the happiest city would grow (if it is allowed).
This adds
*realism, (Railroads transport food to where it is needed; they do not produce it.)
*strategy (You can now specialize your cities on food, industry or something else.)
*and beauty. (The landscape wouldn't be filled by rail.)
This would also decrease micromanagement in the late game.
If Farmlands are brought back from Civ 2 to take over the food bonus of Railroads, the Railroads could benefit a civ's food supply in a more logical way:
Cities connected by Railroads should have a shared, regional food storage. When the storage is filled, the happiest city would grow (if it is allowed).
This adds
*realism, (Railroads transport food to where it is needed; they do not produce it.)
*strategy (You can now specialize your cities on food, industry or something else.)
*and beauty. (The landscape wouldn't be filled by rail.)
This would also decrease micromanagement in the late game.
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I think it was totally unfair not the allow this in the game. Also can you please get the AI to use his navy in some way
...Less likely to unbalance things?I just hate not having anything to build. Too little is bad, too much is ???
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