David Argall
First Post
well worth the price
Needs some work. For example you will almost never have a slave district. You keep the slave at the work station [your home in many cases. Time spent going to and from a slave district is time he is doing no work.
& for the same reason, you do not have slaves in chains. Ok, they can't escape that way, but they can't work either. So the slave goes around with no physical limit.
Still, it does look like you can produce a moderately individualized city in minutes. & it may be that one improvement in 3.5 vs 3.0 is a revision in how common each class is in cities.
Needs some work. For example you will almost never have a slave district. You keep the slave at the work station [your home in many cases. Time spent going to and from a slave district is time he is doing no work.
& for the same reason, you do not have slaves in chains. Ok, they can't escape that way, but they can't work either. So the slave goes around with no physical limit.
Still, it does look like you can produce a moderately individualized city in minutes. & it may be that one improvement in 3.5 vs 3.0 is a revision in how common each class is in cities.
