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Originally posted by Willem
It's actually pretty good. It will even connect your resoures and establish trade routes to other civs, if the Worker gets close enough. I usually have several units with this command, and other than those "must have" roads, I never need to bother connecting my cities. And once Railroads are available, you won't have to worry about it, they'll have your empire covered in no time.
PS The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl N.
It's actually pretty good. It will even connect your resoures and establish trade routes to other civs, if the Worker gets close enough. I usually have several units with this command, and other than those "must have" roads, I never need to bother connecting my cities. And once Railroads are available, you won't have to worry about it, they'll have your empire covered in no time.
PS The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl N.
indeed its good , BUT , if you have a city that is on the same continent but on the other side , with cities of one or more civ's in between , they start to build there or walk around there , ....
somethimes they also start to walk to a certain spot and then start to build a road from there , ....
instead of building a road towards their destination , ...
have a nice day
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