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| + | Have a look at the main [[Carthage]] page for general information and facts regarding this faction. | ||
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Carthage's position is similar to the Greek cities' situation. The settlements are spread out apart and your are assailated on multiple fronts. | Carthage's position is similar to the Greek cities' situation. The settlements are spread out apart and your are assailated on multiple fronts. | ||
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You begin out with a collection of spread out settlements. This provides a major disadvantages. For one thing should your cities ever become besieged, it is almost impossible to send a relief force in time. Also, a centripetal population happiness factor is the distance from the capital. The farther away a capital is, the unhappier the citizens get. This means that Palma and Corduba are one of your most unhappy settlements later on in the game. | You begin out with a collection of spread out settlements. This provides a major disadvantages. For one thing should your cities ever become besieged, it is almost impossible to send a relief force in time. Also, a centripetal population happiness factor is the distance from the capital. The farther away a capital is, the unhappier the citizens get. This means that Palma and Corduba are one of your most unhappy settlements later on in the game. | ||
==The Battlefield== | ==The Battlefield== | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 30 May 2017
Have a look at the main Carthage page for general information and facts regarding this faction.
Overview
Carthage's position is similar to the Greek cities' situation. The settlements are spread out apart and your are assailated on multiple fronts.
The Settlements
You begin out with a collection of spread out settlements. This provides a major disadvantages. For one thing should your cities ever become besieged, it is almost impossible to send a relief force in time. Also, a centripetal population happiness factor is the distance from the capital. The farther away a capital is, the unhappier the citizens get. This means that Palma and Corduba are one of your most unhappy settlements later on in the game.
