I see what you mean about the incremental buying of city improvements. My comments referred to the considerable savings possible starting from an empty shield box.
The following are cheats/anomalies that you may wish to add to your list:
a) Aqueducts/ Sewer Systems. These improvements can be sold when a city has reached the limit of its growth, without any detrimental effect to the population. It seems absurd that a 24 city can sell an aqueduct that was essential when it was only a third of the size.
b) Wonder Shield Stores. This involves saving shields for a wonder that has already been built, in readiness to buy one that is required.
c) Naval Bombardment of inland squares. The game makes a feature of the limited defence ships have whilst docked in a city. (Greeks catch Mongol ships in port etc.) However, a ship in port can attack squares that are land locked. Great for blowing away a partisan fortified on a mountain when the city has just fallen – but was this the original intention?
d) City investigations. When a spy/diplomat snoops around a city they can gain information that is beyond the city limits. By clicking on the map button the extent of that civilisation’s discovery about the world is revealed.
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Scouse Git (2)
The following are cheats/anomalies that you may wish to add to your list:
a) Aqueducts/ Sewer Systems. These improvements can be sold when a city has reached the limit of its growth, without any detrimental effect to the population. It seems absurd that a 24 city can sell an aqueduct that was essential when it was only a third of the size.
b) Wonder Shield Stores. This involves saving shields for a wonder that has already been built, in readiness to buy one that is required.
c) Naval Bombardment of inland squares. The game makes a feature of the limited defence ships have whilst docked in a city. (Greeks catch Mongol ships in port etc.) However, a ship in port can attack squares that are land locked. Great for blowing away a partisan fortified on a mountain when the city has just fallen – but was this the original intention?
d) City investigations. When a spy/diplomat snoops around a city they can gain information that is beyond the city limits. By clicking on the map button the extent of that civilisation’s discovery about the world is revealed.
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Scouse Git (2)
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