Up until now I have ignored the lack of amenities, resulting in sub optimal production though never any revolt. Originally posted by Luringen:Thanks to all of you for the great input. makes more sense to convert excess food tiles into production tiles. When you cram you cities fairly close to each other, you will probably have citizens working weak tiles (district slots, tundra, desert mines) so it's somewhat pointless to grow those cities further. especially tiles along rivers can be worthwhile (lumbermills next to rivers get an additional free production point). afaik that also creates 2 amenities in the owning city and another +1 in nearby cities.Īnd it doesn't hurt to replace excessive farms with forests & lumbermills to generate more production. that's another +2 amenities for all cities in range.Īlso, if you have a good faith income, you can place a national park in a convenient location. AI doesn't seem to value entertainment districts highly, so chances are pretty good that i can also grab the collosseum (which can only be built next to an entertainment district). 4/3), meaning that you have 4 amenities but the population only needs 3 (excess amenities leads to citizen happiness, which is another column on the report).Įdit: As far as I'm aware, there's no place where you can see a list of amenities that a particular city has, you can only piece it together by looking at the resources report.I usually build a relatively early entertainment district in my capital or a nearby city in a location that reaches about 3-5 other cities. On the third tab, you can see a city breakdown, including an amenities counter (e.g. When you hover over that arrow, it will tell you which cities are receiving this particular luxury resource. At the bottom of every luxury resource segment, there is an arrow icon. IIRC, the middle tab shows you a breakdown of all your resources (luxury, strategic. There are three tabs in the reports window. All I know is that my information is correct today (well, technically yesterday when I played). It's possible that my explanation here is something that was only added in a later patch compared to your screenshot I can't be sure. It is now a button with an icon, most likely due to a patch. In your screenshot, there is a View Reports button top left.

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