The project forces you to rely on Eastern Feng Shui tenets when thinking about neighborhoods and logistics. For example, when special conditions are met, a shack becomes a shack.

Common buildings cannot become elite buildings. They differ from each other in design and size. In this industry, housing construction is divided into housing for the rich and for the common man. There are campaigns and separate missions. The events take place in different time periods, spanning nearly 3,000 years, from the Xia Dynasty to the Mongol invasion. In this new game, the developers have changed the ancient Roman environment to ancient Chinese. Title “Emperor: Birth of the Celestial Empire” The Legend of Kyrandia: The Shack of Kyrandia is considered an expansion of the third “Caesar’s”. To interact with the other cities there is a global map. It is possible to form alliances with other parties and send spies to them. There are four types of troops available. The game invites you to build and develop settlements, build production chains, build infrastructure and trade, meet the needs of citizens and protect them from enemies. It'll take several years to pay back your investment, but noble housing is very important militarily as well, so you should be getting it if you can anyway.Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom Refers to economic strategy and city building simulations. Depending on your tech level, you can get (I think) around 500 a year per noble house, and you can pretty easily get 10 of them in a district. The exception on the taxes is that if you have the infrastructure and money (usually 7 or 8 k initial outlay), noble housing can be a very good income source. It's pretty easy to build up a sizeable export of ceramics, they sell for a good value, and they're worth having around for sacrifices anyway. I also find that ceramics are a great export if you can find someone who wants to buy.

Compare to weapons, with iron at 85 and weapons at 120. Raw jade comes in at 85, goes out at 240 something, so huge profit margins.

24 workers for two jade artisans, 24 (I think) more for the import, export, and storage, and you've got your money source. The best way to get money is trade.Īs far as value goes, if you don't have access to a faily high value export, or don't have a nice enough area to have the scads of population to have a good industry for export, jade is your best bet. Tax collectors don't even make enough money per population to equal wages, though they certainly help.

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