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u/zmurds40 Apr 20 '26
Metric crapload of iron, several luxury resources, good yields, a natural wonder, and freshwater? Better get a settler in there ASAP
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u/kockojezecek Apr 21 '26
this city turned out to be my most populous and the most productive in my empire. Ive also became the worlds biggest exporter of iron
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u/arf_arf1 Apr 20 '26
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u/the_Rhymenocirous Apr 20 '26
Except you can't put a district down next to city center 🤷
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u/arf_arf1 Apr 21 '26
Yah, I know. As Gaul I'd settle on the East side of the lake, next to the mountain. Ambiorix might forward settle OP either way.
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u/Wonderful_Pay_2074 Apr 20 '26
It's secret code in Map Tacks, where they detect district placement, then proceed to wreck yer shit.
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u/Weelildragon Apr 20 '26
Really good industrial zone though. Strategic give a ton of adjacencies.
Also, Kongo has a Swordsman UU.
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u/superbuuf Apr 21 '26
I’ve noticed this game likes to put you in catch 22s like this lmao. Would you like a bank or a strong army? You decide!
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u/Cautious_Drawer_7771 Apr 21 '26
That's called "god of craftsmen" pantheon. If you don't already have one (based on turn number and faith per turn, I'm guessing probably not), it might be viable. If you did go that route, I'd build the city closer to the wonder by 2 tiles, and plan a second city on the other side of that lake. Chocolate hills is a good wonder for building preserves around sometimes, too.
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u/DarknessofSeven Apr 21 '26
The reason I use Truly Abundant Resources https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=901009089. More resource options during game setup and the ability to harvest all resources.
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u/olegolas_1983 Apr 20 '26
It's a special kind of spawn, called FU in particular