I never allocate $ towards entertainment because using the governor (show disorder display) seems to work really well for me.
I remember in civ2 where commerce actually increased (sometimes) when 20% was allocated for luxuries. I've not yet felt like my GDP benefited from increasing entertainment.
Am I making a grave error in this approach? Is there a long-term benefit I'm missing?
I remember in civ2 where commerce actually increased (sometimes) when 20% was allocated for luxuries. I've not yet felt like my GDP benefited from increasing entertainment.
Am I making a grave error in this approach? Is there a long-term benefit I'm missing?
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