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With some of the new regions I am told whenever my character tries to order his men to do civil work "The productivity of this region cannot increase without a increase in population". How are you supposed to increase the population of the region then? Its a vicious circle like this. --[[User:The1exile|The1exile]] 3 March 2006 23:53 (CET) | With some of the new regions I am told whenever my character tries to order his men to do civil work "The productivity of this region cannot increase without a increase in population". How are you supposed to increase the population of the region then? Its a vicious circle like this. --[[User:The1exile|The1exile]] 3 March 2006 23:53 (CET) | ||
:You need to keep the other stats high, and wait. People will move in, babies will be born. You just need to be patient. Most of Beluaterra is horribly underpopulated since the undead invasion; one learns how to deal with it. --[[User:Danaris|Anaris]] 4 March 2006 01:55 (CET) | :You need to keep the other stats high, and wait. People will move in, babies will be born. You just need to be patient. Most of Beluaterra is horribly underpopulated since the undead invasion; one learns how to deal with it. --[[User:Danaris|Anaris]] 4 March 2006 01:55 (CET) | ||
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| + | Are the stats food and gold set for each region, or do they change depending on the grade of the other stats? I guess, would a city/region with top stats produce more food and gold compared to one without/underdeveloped? Thanks [[User:D.west.ton|D.west.ton]] 18:20, 6 October 2008 (CEST) | ||
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Most of that information is guesswork, and some of it is incorrect. --Tom 26 July 2005 17:53 (CEST)
Clarity
Under "Region Control", what does this sentence mean? I think it could be clearer. "Additional ways that one can attain lordship of a region."
Production
With some of the new regions I am told whenever my character tries to order his men to do civil work "The productivity of this region cannot increase without a increase in population". How are you supposed to increase the population of the region then? Its a vicious circle like this. --The1exile 3 March 2006 23:53 (CET)
- You need to keep the other stats high, and wait. People will move in, babies will be born. You just need to be patient. Most of Beluaterra is horribly underpopulated since the undead invasion; one learns how to deal with it. --Anaris 4 March 2006 01:55 (CET)
Region Stats
Are the stats food and gold set for each region, or do they change depending on the grade of the other stats? I guess, would a city/region with top stats produce more food and gold compared to one without/underdeveloped? Thanks D.west.ton 18:20, 6 October 2008 (CEST)
