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suggestion about corruption

Corruption from thirth town is introduced because you do not want a lot of small towns. After the update corruption is now 10%. That means some people now have a corruption of 60% per town. I personally think that is way to much.

So I have a suggestion: if a town has lower cp than  for example 400 cp you can not build another town. You have no small towns because we are forced to build a town up to a certain cp before we can build another town.

10 years ago Quote
10 years ago Quote

I like this idea reduce corruption but make it harder to settle if you do not want a lot of little towns

10 years ago Quote
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Corruption increase is because a lot towns is a sure bet. I want to design the game that way so many towns might be good for some sutuations, but not good for others. A lot of towns provides too many bonuses, there should be more drawbacks too.

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I also agree. This is a good idea.

Sorry I posted this before I saw your answer

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With Culture victory coming soon and it needing a lot of towns to achieve, it might be time to tweak corruption?

Currently Monarchy gives the least corruption, for having many towns.  But they have to be placed close together.  

I have heard the corruption is calculated on the distance between all towns, based on the yellow map numbers.  So each towns corruption, is possibly the average distance, from the other towns.

All other politics, corruption starts with your 3rd town and is 10% reduction, to ALL towns, to resource production, culture points and science production.  With 4 towns, it's 20%, 5 towns 30%, etc.  With science being a tax on resource production, it takes a double hit.

Suggestion is corruption to be 10% 3 towns, 9% (19% total) 4 towns, 8% (27%) 5 towns, 34% six 42% Seven, ect, 

2nd suggestion, being science already drops from loss of resource production, can it be calculated to only take One reduction?  Either calculated before "losses due to inefficiency" or maybe a smaller percentage, pretty please.  :-)

5 days ago Quote
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