I’ll need more prefects than I had in Alexandria – there was the occasional orange build in the overlay. I can place a lot of the industries and trading posts between the sand collecting camps and the housing. I decide to use the southern marble quarry and the northern sand pits. I’ll build in the middle to the west of the eastern farmland. The only water on the map seems to be at the furthest possible point on the map from the immigrant entry point. That means 20 houses covered by a Mercury shrine. If I want to maximise the sand (and marble) industries, then it would be a good idea to get the dedication of Mercury right off the bat. We can sell 90 glassware to Sardinia too, so that is a lot of sand. Caesar has shown interest in the glassware and we know what that means. One housing block should be enough, perhaps with only four villas so I can build 16 insulae if I need to. The population requirement is only 2,000, but I’m sure to need more plebs than that. If your cover is not 100%, try adding a library or a hospital or animal trainer. If you can manage perfect cover for all services, you’ll need three health/hygiene buildings, four gods, a school, an odeum, theatre, arena and coliseum with gladiators. You’ll need a culture rating of 75 to win. The only way to gain favour (apart from gifts) is by filling the requests for exotic goods, and these have to be imported. This scenario is about balancing imports and exports. Mesopotamian traders enter from the north west. Those will be the first industries.Īt the start of the scenario, pleb wages are set to four below standard wage.Īll the traders except Mesopotamia enter the map at the immigration point. The cheapest export trade routes are those for glassware, marble and furniture. We can also import vegetables, meat and jewellery if necessary. We have raw materials for only one basic and one luxury good, but we can import wool and iron so that will get us two basic goods and two luxury goods. The resources are marble, sand, and timber. But even then you still go back to panoramic view as soon as you're done building, it's just too good looking.Posted on 02/06/07 03:09 PM File Details The only problem is that even today it's very hard to run, looking at a whole city makes a modern gaming rig crawl. While the military aspect is still somewhat lacking, at least it's more elaborate than past iterations. Nothing is as satisfying and rewarding as looking at the living, breathing city that you created in this game.
It perfectly recaptures the same relaxing tension and excitement with breathtaking visuals and detail. This game is exactly what someone who has been playing the Impression titles from the start could ask for.
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Nothing is as satisfying and rewarding as looking at the living, breathing city that you created in The guy at PC gamer who decided to give this gem a 54 is one heartless bastard. The guy at PC gamer who decided to give this gem a 54 is one heartless bastard.
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