Antoine says: #2 Thanks!
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Antoine says: Puppetting and Happiness
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If I could ask: why pupeting other States (City-states) reduces internal happiness? Could it be explained by the perception of wasting internal resources for power, without benefits to the population?
If I could note: marvelous exclusive little Building for Austria, the Coffee House!: increases in 25% the generation of Great People! This tells a lot about the reality of coffeee! (or about the perception of the developers.)
Here is a non-player. The size of the episodes, and the cadence, make them a pleasure to learn even without prior knowledge.
It. Thanks, Ahuka!
Kevin O'Brien says: That's the algorithm
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Itihnk the main reason is that the algorithm at the heart of the game reduces Happiness both as your population goes up and as the number of cities goes up. Now I can tell a story about how large, sprawling empires tend to not pay attention to the desires of average citizens, and that might be plausible, but my recollection is that Rome did reasonably well for a few centuries nonetheless.