City Population & Settlers
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Topic: City Population & Settlers
Posted By: The_Dude
Subject: City Population & Settlers
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 03:57
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How does a city increase its population? I see my pop growing, but can I accelerate the growth? Once I have enough pop to build a Settler, where can I establish a new city (distance limits between cities, terrain limits, etc)?
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Posted By: Thog
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 04:16
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Building give you population according to their grain consumption. If the building costs 5 grain p/h it gives you 5 blokes for your town. Building buildings that are heavier to upkeep boosts your population faster than the ones with low upkeep. I believe there are no restrictions regarding your second question. Somebody please verify that. |
Posted By: GM Stormcrow
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 08:09
Yes to both. City Population = Food Consumption by workers in that city And yes, there are no restrictions on where you can settle your second city with the exception that: a) the square must not already have a city on it b) the square must not be "unsettlable" (marked on the map as having zero wood, clay, iron, stone & food) and usually also indicated graphically as "unsettlable" by being a lake, or a Volcano or something similar. |
Thog wrote:Posted By: The_Dude
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 15:55
 Thanks for the info, hombres!
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