1:24:00 they can cross the bridge, would be easier if they had road connection right? 😂 1:27:33 look now, the new granaries are not working because they have no road connection. Granary next to granary like you just put the "second layer" without at least one tile of road to any directio. wont work. The granary is road in itself but need one tile outside to work. Now you understand? 😅 1:35:13 and now they got road and they started to work.😊
2:01:34 this is ceasars army because your favor dropped lover than 20. If yoy gain above 20 now they will return with information they have new orders. 😅 2:03:39 you should connect the water ANY OTHER POSSIBLE way now. You lost 3 houseblocks 😅😅
Every time I played this map, especially on Augustus, I eventually realised that getting the houses to medium/large insulae with 3 food types and taxing them was the only way to make good money without going bankrupt. Keeping them below that level, especially at small casa, always results in poor tax income.
It wasn't just a tax issue. I think your imports when set to max caused increase in debt. Especially when you started to import marble for the temples and wine/oil in the late game. I think best bet is to start with 8, then as you did, set one block at a time to have markets buy those goods. Then slowly increase to 16, 24, 32, etc. Also check the price of goods among the tabs. I think it'll help manage your import levels on how much you can afford before you hit debt.
I had the same problem in Caesarea but had a sh***y economy, wasn't able to beat the legion that easy and he sent two other waves (luckily my rating rose enough so that the third wave got away without attacking).
I love to play this map to become a rogue governor and fight Caesar because of its narrow entry way and I stack my 6 legionaires in one location and choke Caesars troops, lol brings back memories, thanks for this upload
1:24:00 they can cross the bridge, would be easier if they had road connection right? 😂
1:27:33 look now, the new granaries are not working because they have no road connection. Granary next to granary like you just put the "second layer" without at least one tile of road to any directio. wont work. The granary is road in itself but need one tile outside to work. Now you understand? 😅 1:35:13 and now they got road and they started to work.😊
Yeah, acts as road but needs road to get employment. Thanks!
No caravanserai?
2:01:34 this is ceasars army because your favor dropped lover than 20. If yoy gain above 20 now they will return with information they have new orders. 😅
2:03:39 you should connect the water ANY OTHER POSSIBLE way now. You lost 3 houseblocks 😅😅
=( relax Caesar.. you will get your money!
Adam in pharaoh "no i wont donate my money to city because i want to be fair" , also adam in ceasar "i donate 15k to city cuz im f$&#@ng broken" 😂😂
XD
1:37:14 oh you found it 😂😅
Every time I played this map, especially on Augustus, I eventually realised that getting the houses to medium/large insulae with 3 food types and taxing them was the only way to make good money without going bankrupt. Keeping them below that level, especially at small casa, always results in poor tax income.
Yeah, I think I need to remember to raise taxes once they housing level is higher.
It wasn't just a tax issue. I think your imports when set to max caused increase in debt. Especially when you started to import marble for the temples and wine/oil in the late game. I think best bet is to start with 8, then as you did, set one block at a time to have markets buy those goods. Then slowly increase to 16, 24, 32, etc.
Also check the price of goods among the tabs. I think it'll help manage your import levels on how much you can afford before you hit debt.
hi, i have Caesar on steam. Where i can find mod? there isn't workshop on steam
Donde se descarga??
I had the same problem in Caesarea but had a sh***y economy, wasn't able to beat the legion that easy and he sent two other waves (luckily my rating rose enough so that the third wave got away without attacking).
Nice! In many ways this game is harder than pharaoh.
This mission is usually where you need to build higher level housing up to even luxury palaces because taxes are your main source of income.
I love to play this map to become a rogue governor and fight Caesar because of its narrow entry way and I stack my 6 legionaires in one location and choke Caesars troops, lol brings back memories, thanks for this upload
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le me tell you that this is the mission that you learned the how to play this game :)
Yeah. I learned a lot.
your houses are so far away from work how do u get worker there ?
Augustus mod enables worker pool and you don't need to build houses beside farms or workshops
Do you know that you pay a tax/terif on the highways
Yeah.. I noticed that later. Temples too.