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I have been playing a whole lot more since the 1.17 patch and I have noticed a whole lot more civil disorders. I am getting to the 1700-1900s and I have a democracy, everytime I wage war against someone, a bunch of cities riot. It never happened this bad before the 1.17 patch, does anyone know a way of keeping the cities from rioting without changing rules, and raising luxury rates? I have tried police stations and the suffrage wonder which really hasn't helped out much.
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Switch to communism for the duration of the war. Works best if you are playing a religious civ.
Other than that....try making love, not war.
"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience."
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Re: Has anyone noticed more civil disorders with 1.17 or is it just me?
War weariness seems to hurt pretty bad. Democracies and Republics end up with lots of starving people who are forced into being entertainers. Elvis "will work for food".Originally posted by SK138
I have been playing a whole lot more since the 1.17 patch and I have noticed a whole lot more civil disorders. I am getting to the 1700-1900s and I have a democracy, everytime I wage war against someone, a bunch of cities riot. It never happened this bad before the 1.17 patch, does anyone know a way of keeping the cities from rioting without changing rules, and raising luxury rates? I have tried police stations and the suffrage wonder which really hasn't helped out much.
However, I notice that with the new patch the city governors control happiness much better. Before, they used to screw up often, and let the city go into disorder. Now, they'll keep it content, at the expense of mass starvation.Comment
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You can reduce starvation by using the luxury slider. Usually 10-20% helps. If the war goes longer, you may have to increase this.Comment
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I have luxuries anywhere from 40 to 80% and some cities are still in disorders. I think the governor manages happiness worse than before.Comment
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Switch to republic. War weariness is nowhere near as bad.I like CIV 3's corruption, combat system, cultural assimilation and AI.Comment
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First off, stay a Republic, slightly more corruption is a fair trade off for WAY LESS war weariness. I've managed to have long lasting wars without ever exceeding 20% on the luxury slider.
The last game I played I was a democracy and operated in perpetual anarchry for almost 100 years as my government collapsed and then reformed as a democracy again (stupid me) and collapsed, even whilst have 80% on the luxury slider.Comment
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