Corruption & Courthouse

[player1]

The biggest problem with Courhouses is that they are not giving anything to cities far away from capital (explained in first post).

So giving them some benefit (similar like in 1 post) will make them very important.

Still, those high away cities will have lot of corruption, but they will be alble to build something like riflemen or Temple by themself.

[AJ Corp. The FAIR]

Player1,

as a Flemish/Dutch saying goes:

"Je slaat de nagel op z'n kop" --> "You hit the nail on its head /from above"
--> You couldn't be more right .

Kind regards,
AJ

[watorrey]

Re: Re: Corruption & Courthouse

Originally posted by Shaka II

Communism has the communal level of corruption, the same high rate, independent of distance from capital. I think this is the government you need to conquer the world, but I am more of a builder and not a world conquerer.

Communism gets worse as you acquire or build more cities. I believe it is based more on the # of cities than average distance to capital. The core cities will have somewhat less corruption than the outlying ones, thus distance to capital is a real factor, albeit not much.

In one game, w/ about 4X the optimal # of cities, the corruption reached >50% in all cities. Waste is always a bit worse.

[Zachriel]

The Afghans produce approximately 2% as much per capita as Americans. That means shields in Philadelphia would be about 50-100; shields in Kabul would be 1-2. With a reasonable home-rule government, hopefully they will do better in the future (Republic with proximity to the capital).

[Zachriel]

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[player1]

Originally posted by Zachriel
The Afghans produce approximately 2% as much per capita as Americans. That means shields in Philadelphia would be about 50-100; shields in Kabul would be 1-2. With a reasonable home-rule government, hopefully they will do better in the future (Republic with proximity to the capital).

Governments & Infras. are much more importatnt here (then corruption)

Which means: Factories, Banks and Lots of luxury (to prevent using of sliders)