I just started playing.
I am using v1.4.
I think I am missing something when it comes to food supply. I am using the universal warehouse feature. It is fairly(very?) early in the game and I am watching my food stores drop dramatically each turn. The only specifics for unit food usage I could find for food consumption were for the Nova version.
I currently own 2 farms and maybe 5 or 6 other cities. My farms claim to be producing 113 food a turn. I have 70-75 units. My food stores appear to be dropping ~40 a turn.
With all of this in mind..
1)Do cities use food? If yes, how much?
2)Are the supply costs in v1.4 dramatically different than in the Nova versions?
3)Is their another cause for my food losses?
Thanks for any assistance you can offer, ahead of time.
Starvation Question
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Re: Starvation Question
uh... I don't remember exactly all the math, but here are some advices:
1. Capture as many farms as you can during first turns. This relates to all other types of building since buildings are the main source of fireburds income.
2. Build some (farms) if you have engineers. Order some engineers also if you feel you can afford it.
3. Sell the most useless (for the beginning of the game) and expensive units. That will lower your military expenses and affect food consumption as well. (Units are the main consumers of the food).
Be careful not to raise taxes too much, which may cause not just significant loss of production, but provoke rebellions also.
Have fun!
1. Capture as many farms as you can during first turns. This relates to all other types of building since buildings are the main source of fireburds income.
2. Build some (farms) if you have engineers. Order some engineers also if you feel you can afford it.
3. Sell the most useless (for the beginning of the game) and expensive units. That will lower your military expenses and affect food consumption as well. (Units are the main consumers of the food).
Be careful not to raise taxes too much, which may cause not just significant loss of production, but provoke rebellions also.
Have fun!
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Re: Starvation Question
You might also be forced to purchase food to get you through the first few turns until you can capture enough farms to satisfy your needs.
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Allies weaken.
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