It's got a maintenance system instead. In Civ 4, cities have maintenance costs, which is a factor dependent on total number of cities (so going from 6 to 7 cities might drastically increase your overall maintenance as ALL your cities' maintenance costs will increase) as well as distance from your palace. You will NEVER see production decreased due to maintenance, but if you overexpand in the early game, your economy will collapse. Dakota Scout Kvm Switch Manual. In Civ 3, the only means of doing that was to overbuild in distant cities, as buildings induced maintenance penalties, but that was hard to do with such low production. So for a quick summary, Civ 3's corruption system could be circumvented while Civ 4's cannot but on the plus side it no longer effects production. Click to expand.What Athousand years young said really used to bother me.

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So much that I modded it to change it. ALong with a few other units.

(I couldn't sit around and wait for Firaxis to finally nerf praets as they still haven't to this day. I personally think they have a hard-on for Rome.) What snipafest refers to is true, but you are no longer allowed a domestic advisor that tells you all your costs. INstead everything is 'summed' up through your new 'financial advisor'. Which is basically a screen that says 'this is what everything combined is costing you'. Even military unit support in that screen is a pain in the ass to figure it out.

Adobe Cs5 Master Collection Serial Activation Blocker Windows more. But maybe I am just pampered from the Civ 3 military advisor saying: TOTAL UNITS: X ALLOWED UNITS: Y Really the financial advisor can't help you too much. It can't tell you how much your next city will cost, so your only way to know how much that next city will cost is to go build it.

But then if it's more than you were wanting to spend, you can't cancel the build nor abandon it. Religion has been brought in and is one of my biggest headaches of the game. First, it means NOTHING to you if the AI is of a different religion to you. It makes no difference as far as gameplay pre-BTS. (Latest expansion) Yet, the AI acts like its the end of the world if you are a seperate religion than it is.

It is not uncommon to see religion modifiers outweighing other more important things. You can declare war on them and they won't care because you are the same religion. You can nuke them a few times, they don't care if you are the same religion.

Now to any player, those are like -10s and -20s meaning any civ that does that must either be detroyed, or be sent back into the stone age. To hell with what religion you use to keep your population happy in the game. I don't think any player in here will let it slide that an AI declared war on them and captured 3 cities so long as they share religion. So already religion screws the AI.