Caesar III ► #3 Capua & A Rectangle Block! - [HD Campaign Gameplay]

Welcome back to Caesar III! It's been 5 years since my initial playthrough and now we're going through the campaign in HD, on Very Hard, no cuts or edits, and with no repeating block designs! Want to buy Caesar 3 (or other games) AND support this channel? Use this GOG referral link! af.gog.com/gam...
This is Third Assignment, Peaceful Campaign - Mission 3 - Capua : Your First Colony!
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[@GamerZakh]

It's the start of the Peaceful campaign! Use the links at the end of the video to choose which mission to watch next, though come back and watch its counterpart, both Peaceful and Military missions. Here's a basic rectangle block here as we get through this early mission. Want to buy Caesar 3 (or other games) AND support this channel? Use this GOG referral link! af.gog.com/game/caesar_3?as=1715648857

[@smfisch]

"Many governors careers end when I call upon them to build their first real colony" ... yeah that was me when I was 10 years old, my career ended on this mission.

[@Mac_an_Mheiriceanaigh]

lol

[@chrisjohnson729]

The truth in this comment is the realest.

[@eubeculetz]

This hurts xD

[@achtsekundenfurz7876]

For a minute, I was disappointed that he didn't build a 9x18 block, but hey, he won't reuse any block within the same campaign. So he has to keep the better blocks for the later missions.

[@Nettis_league]

Not gonna lie, this is one of my favorite letsplay series on youtube. So relaxing videos :D

[@GamerZakh]

I'm happy you like it and find them relaxing!

[@AHoraeAVezdaPoesia]

44:06 "What? What entertainment are you not having?"is the new "are you not entertained?" by Maximus.

[@GamerZakh]

Not quite as catchy though.

[@MrRoflHamster]

The nostalgia is real. Used to fire up this badboy on a friends Win95 or ME mashine back in the days. We were like 10 or even younger and had zero knowladge how to play this. Only thing I rember is houses crashing, burning and people running in circles when you connected roads wierdly. So awesome to see someone play this in 20 fucking 17!

[@GamerZakh]

Sounds like my experience haha. I was 9 when I first played it. Though I started looking up cheat codes and that led me to Caesar Heaven, where I learnt about block designs. Got up to Lugdunum with that but could never figure out that mission so young.

[@danielcabrera9592]

2022 here 😂

[@Unni_Havas]

For all maps, except the northern once, wheat grows twice as fast as any other farm and will feed 320 people at full capacity as apposed to 160 for all other types of food farms.

[@marnitzjankowitz425]

i remember this game, i even hummed to the music. was such a good moment. thanks so much for the memories

[@CST1992]

47:15 "Let's educate this industrial area" lol

[@budlikycz2445]

Imagine to eat apples for the whole your life xD

[@patriotlegionRS]

the people make there own food, as well as the foods provided by the economy...

[@achtsekundenfurz7876]

. . . and still they demanded a doctor. *smh*

[@elpasomark3069]

We used this type block way back in the day (Late 90's when game came out). 20 house blocks, 22 x 7. A road on each end in the middle extending out to granaries & warehouses. Think a "T" intersection. A 2x2 structure (Temple, theater, etc.) on each side on the lead out road and then a market on either side behind those buildings. And behind that granaries and warehouse(s) (If needed) on the farm end) and warehouses on your industrial end. Works real well, great even when you get gatehouses.

[@dirk3k278]

So I just found your channel, and holy crap its right up my alley :D. Keep doing what you do dude!

[@GamerZakh]

Welcome! Glad you like what I do!

[@fajarn7052]

Governor Zakh: This one tree can be blocking the road to Rome! That One Tree: But, I was here first...

[@GamerZakh]

Time is relative in the Roman empire.

[@octamodius]

I am so glad you decided to play Caesar III again! These videos are wonderful! Thank you so much! Any chance you decide to play some City Construction Kit after you finish the campaign? :)

[@GamerZakh]

Glad you're liking it! I wouldn't mind checking that out along with custom maps from viewers.

[@ScEd21]

Excellent city-building, I greatly appreciate that you play through Caesar III again :) One very minor thing though - have you ever tried to "challenge" yourself by building a city with no houses remaining in the lowest level in Pharaoh/Caesar III? In most cases, I think it is possible to evolve even the houses that are just there to supply the industial areas with workers to decent levels (casae/insulae), and by doing so one can also effectively combat unempolyment (many additional buildings such as schools, temples,... just for 1-2 houses). Maybe that's an idea for future cities?

[@ZumbaMarx]

From 20 minutes (including 4 minutes of fiddling with immigration) to 55 minutes Thatescalatedquickly.gif

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah, I like getting things set up so I can mass evolve the houses, plus on this mission a ton of stuff starts happening.

[@antoniomantovani3147]

I'm sure you was planning before this video, is too much perfect

[@apiapo4340]

I become your fan becouse this game. 💖💖💖caesar 3

[@MrWasjig]

Hey that's a neat idea, I'd love to see you play some custom maps once the campaign is done :D

[@GamerZakh]

I'm open to that. I wanna see what the community has made.

[@countingtls]

Long time no see, glad you start to make more city building game lets' plays ^_^. Always the highest quality. And since I know you are very familiar with the base mechanics and advanced ones, I will just leave some higher level guidelines. First of all, industrial consumption is much less than most would expect if you don't plan on using them for export. Remember each workshop can produce enough goods for 20 houses that is 1 set of 1 raw 2 workshops are 40 houses. Simple counting can tell you don't come close to have that many for a very long time, especially when evolving to higher 2x2 size level. This is very helpful at very hard, since you don't need to build that many in the first place, spend less, and less wage per month, as well as worker demand. Don't be afraid of unemployment, since money is tight, cut down the number of workers as many as possible. The other thing is that beware of warehouse to warehouse getting distance, it might not be a problem if you block size is smaller and has very few houses, but for much larger block, it will be an issue, and getting 3 types of goods are most of the time bad idea. And then the obvious not enough room for houses, the idea is always to pack as many as possible, hence using small statues/well to block evolving and slowly increasing population is very crucial at this difficulty. You always lose a lot more in evolving/devolving than slow steady controlled expansion of 1x1 to 2x2, and eliminate the problem very early on. This would also help with the "corner" housing trick, remember houses only need to have 1 tile within 2 tiles radius of a road to get services. Planting houses with blocker objects at the right place and control its "future" growth direction will both save you money as well as increase population density. Good Luck

[@GamerZakh]

Hey Counting! Your comments are always detailed and informative, thanks!

[@aemelivsavrelivs5420]

I have a question, how much pop/how many houses can a single fishing wharf support?

[@daphne3631]

Like you said, that warehouses should not 'get' things from a large distance and not so many goods So what do you suggest? Like in Lugdunum, The different parts of the city were not connected by road to manage properly. and We need oil and furniture from around. So what can we do? and the housing thing. Do you have any screenshots of residential blocks that I can see for reference. When I try to make space by deleting the house,I end up making a mistake. I also don't understand how to strategically place statues to control their growth.

[@TSpoon823]

Hey Zakh, more great stuff man! Just a random observation as you place buildings: I think actor colonies are actually desirable buildings, so they don't have to be put far away from your houses. The other entertainment schools are.

[@GamerZakh]

Hmm I just assumed they were all bad haha. Thanks!

[@byaringan13]

I love this game! Awesome gameplay. Subbed!

[@GamerZakh]

Glad you enjoyed it and welcome!

[@FranLeal89]

Nice video and nice game! I love this game but I'm so bad hahaha

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah it can be very confusing. And even when you do understand the secrets there are a lot of glitches and bugs that make things more confusing.

[@nuzor7]

1 of my fav games ever :) The Capua 1 was also 1 of my fav missions lol

[@michaelperry4217]

GamerZakh, my OCD means I have to suggest you delete any single blocks and allow the houses to merge once at large insulae level. The two singles on the bottom left of the rectangle drove me crazy throughout the video. If you deleted the two large insulae you would have been able to place an extra one, also boosting your population while reducing resource consumption. Looking forward to following through the campaign.

[@GamerZakh]

Haha yes I totally should do that more. I'll try be more careful in future missions.

[@outsider7654]

Always loved Caesars, i have all of them! Nice vid!

[@GamerZakh]

Thank you!

[@Matt7895]

I'm only 3 videos in to this series but it does seem Pharaoh is more refined. I am biased because Pharaoh was the only one I ever played but I know the nostalgia that Caesar 3 gets. But all I get from this is simplicity in terms of what the buildings do (less supplies needed), and really weird population behaviour. And the music is nowhere near as good. I know this isn't fair criticism to make considering Pharaoh was made after Caesar 3, but so far i don't see why people prefer Caesar 3 over Pharaoh. I'll keep watching though. I echo what the commenter @niets said. I don't know if you've heard of the Lake District (Cumbria) in England, Zakh, but I was recently there, hiking in the mountains, and on the one rainy day I had, I sat in the car and watched a ton of your videos. It was so, so good.

[@Byuukai]

after 10 or so years i suddenly decided to come back to this game. Im still as bad as i was 10 years ago, and probably as bad from 20 years ago when i was only 10-12.

[@GamerZakh]

Haha I know that feeling. When I first came back to this game it was so confusing and weird. A lot of mechanics aren't properly explained and there are obscure bugs that can mess you up.

[@Sksk27547]

You need those large buildings, such as Senate and colosseum.

[@EranM]

Zakh! Great VID!!! What is the hotkey for speed up and down ?

[@GamerZakh]

It's [ and ] but if your keyboard is a non US keyboard it might be something different.

[@Tosnoob]

Doesn't lowering your own wages also increase the Favor you have with Caesar to make that part quicker?

[@antoniomantovani3147]

Can you explain the second block. So many structures an only a couple of houses?

[@Stovetopcookie]

It must be a formula that determines unhappiness based on a ratio above a certain population. So under 150 or so people it does not count. But between 150-300 people the proportions are large.

[@KratostheThird]

I never had the skills necessary to beat any of the Caesar III missions on Very Hard difficulty, much less Normal difficult without messing up and having to start all over. Then again I was 10 years old when Caesar III was first released and I didn't quite have the thinking strategy needed to beat most of the missions.

[@KisholiMendis]

Ok I'm inspired to try re-playing this on Very Hard after watching you lol. One question I have is whether keeping Mars happy is required on non-military campaigns? Based on my very limited experience, he gets mad sure but he can't actually do anything to you?

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah on some maps the curses can't do anything. On non-military maps, Mars can't do anything. Same with maps without water trade, Neptune can't do anything.

[@Stovetopcookie]

I found that if I put a small theater in the tent blocks, even before the people ask for it, it seems to solve the disgruntled issue.

[@fhshsjx]

4:34 let's make sure things are slowed down so were not losing time =)) mindfuc

[@rubikquitous8482]

How did you make your game open full screen, and without losing any space, yours looks so zoomed out compared to mine even at 1080 res?

[@hulahula6182]

Need install mod

[@rubikquitous8482]

@@hulahula6182 ok thanks

[@Soshiplayz]

In Caesar 3 Neptune is angry and sinks all your boats? Who cares, In Emperor, one god is angry and over flood your whole city! ... I think I will try my best to focus pissing off neptune ;D

[@EranM]

not sure about the 300, you got the venus blessing at the same time so its hard to decide right?

[@GamerZakh]

Future testing pretty much shows Venus blessing, wages, and taxes have little to no effect. It's just get your population over 300.

[@patriotlegionRS]

How do you make custom maps on Caesar 3, I thought it was not possible???

[@GamerZakh]

You can, there's a map editor that comes with the game that you can use to create maps and scenarios.

[@vishallan]

just found your channel. Awesome to see these old games played into a series. Am just curious how you managed to keep employment full at the oil and pottery industry when they have no path to the main block to recruit.

[@GamerZakh]

Hey welcome! Caesar 3 is weird in how buildings find employment. When you place a working building, it sends out a brown walker. That walker just needs to pass 2 houses and that building will have access to your entire population. It doesn't make sense but that's how it works. So in an industrial area, put 2 houses down and that's all you need, as long as your road guarantees all the brown walkers pass that house.

[@elangovan499]

Thanks for the explanation. That is indeed weird. There is no explanation about it in the game. Was always making houses with two lanes on each side to try and boost the employment and not screw with the walkers path.

[@andreacorinaldesi581]

how can you play the game so widely without deformation? what are the graphics setting? thanks

[@Graxster]

It's the widescreen mod. www.reddit.com/r/impressionsgames/comments/186xvb/caesar_iii_search_for_widescreen_support/

[@IgorWelkenbach]

Impressive, albeita unnintentional, handling of the population bug! And without even using the births boost in january... and in such a small map to boot

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah I kinda lucked through on this one, don't know how it happened haha. Next mission onwards I'll have a proper understanding of how it works.

[@caspershyr8059]

Why are you not building 9*9? Is it cuz otherwise its too easy for u?

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah, I did a whole playthrough where I did the 9*9 constantly. Way too easy to win just doing that all the time.

[@AhmadSammy]

Rectangle block is exact same principle as square block, just different shape, right?

[@GamerZakh]

Yes, did it just to show you don't have to make things exactly 9x9.

[@antoniomantovani3147]

I liked you single block strategy great, you changed your 9x9 but why?

[@thomashoman4754]

Great playthrough GamerZach. Does anyone have a link to the widescreen patch for CIII?

[@GamerZakh]

Yes it's linked on my Discord server at discord.gg/GamerZakh in the pinned message of the city-building channel. I can only pass it otherwise on Facebook when I'm at my PC.

[@InDifferentPurpose]

Hey Zakh? I´m on this map and has "Villas"... They dont seem to work when they're in a villa? I bought whine..

[@GamerZakh]

If you right click the house what does it say it needs?

[@InDifferentPurpose]

@@GamerZakh It says its about do "devolve" due to lack of water and when i check occupations there has been a drop of workers with about half.. So I was wondering if Villas doesnt work?

[@InDifferentPurpose]

@@GamerZakh kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5eclGeffLerm8k

[@GamerZakh]

@@InDifferentPurpose Oh I see, thank you for sharing the video I did see it. The problem is people in Villas don't work haha. If all your houses are Villas, then you have no workers. People in Villas count a 'Patricians', so they will pay a lot of taxes but they do not work in your industries. So you can't have your whole city as Villa housing, you need to keep most at Grand Insula or lower.

[@InDifferentPurpose]

@@GamerZakh The irony is that, when they get drunk they cant work! :D

[@xRubySky]

Ahh the nostalgia

[@recoil1337]

Hey GZ, this has very little to do with the video itself, but have you heard of "Lethis: Path of Progress"? It's a traditional City Builder with "walkers", and all the usual mechanics present, but apparently its a pretty mixed bag. Steam reviews are Mostly Positive, but I personally found It lacking polish. Have you ever considered It for a Let's Play series? Or at least as a one-off episode?

[@GamerZakh]

I've actually got the first 3 missions on my channel already. Similar opinion to you. Great potential for a revival but the studio ran out of money and it's just not as good as the old Impressions games. No city sounds, voice acting, or military. The steam pipes were cool though and I think steampunk was a great direction to go.

[@tiffles3890]

Dude, when around 12:02, it told you that food was short and people were disgruntled, you should've built a market. All the famrs and granaries wont do anything without markets to distribute the food to people.

[@GamerZakh]

At 12:02 I didn't even have food in the granary yet. No point having a market when there's no food. Also, that was during the 200-300 immigration glitch. No matter what I did people were going to move out until it drops below 200.

[@ramirostangafero2573]

Greetings, Zakh! Your channel's awesome. I've just tuned in and it rocks. Got a question, though: is there any difference between fruit farms and wheat farms? 'Cos I noticed you went for the fruit ones.

[@GamerZakh]

Hey thanks! Fruit farms have positive desirability but wheat farms produce more food on temperate maps. Sometimes I just go with something different because I feel like it, not always because it's the best.

[@ramirostangafero2573]

Right on! Greetings from Argentina.

[@froky6228]

help my favor wont go up its stuck at 48 at 3th mission

[@Incurable013]

Stil no pharaoh last dinasty gameplay :D

[@GamerZakh]

I gotta finish off the first mission, might be able to get it up this weekend.

[@swedichboy1000]

Is it possible to do a triangle shaped block formation?

[@GamerZakh]

Only with 2 sides being very jaggy.

[@titytitmk2738]

I thought the immigration block was only supposed to happen on Mission 2? Never had it happen on any of the other ones.

[@GamerZakh]

Seems to happen on every mission for me.

[@KingCrimson250]

Did you ever figure out why the game decided to spontaneously delete your aqueduct?

[@bunkaaa8726]

Why did you drop so many schools / libraries down near the industry ? just to bring the numbers up ?

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah, if you use block designs they are so efficient at coverage they cover all the houses but the culture rating counts just number of building to total population. You have to build really inefficiently to make it look realistic.

[@tunckanzik]

GamerZakh does building schools near industry effects the house blocks?

[@GamerZakh]

No, housing only needs 1, the rest are just to get the ratings up.

[@dusan3061]

Where can i download caesar 3, dont feel like giving 5e for 98' game on steam

[@GamerZakh]

You don't want to pay for a game just because it's old? It's not like it's full price anymore. You should get it from gog.com. The Steam version doesn't work well with the widescreen mod and if you pirate it you're more likely to get the original CD version, which has unpatched bugs and can have compatibility issues with the widescreen mod and modern Windows. It's usually 5 or 6USD on GOG by default but pretty much every sale it drops to as low as 1 or 2 USD. If you think that's too expensive I can't help you much more.

[@dusan3061]

GamerZakh Thats not that much, gonma consider it thanks.

[@unknowntincan1408]

What is a gatehouse used for?

[@GamerZakh]

It blocks walkers so they do not have an intersection in the road. That way every time they spawn they are guaranteed to pass every house.

[@unknowntincan1408]

@@GamerZakh thanks

[@schlingel0017]

Why arent we reusing any blocks?

[@GamerZakh]

Because I did a whole playthrough of me doing simple blocks and winning the game. This is my 2nd time doing a playthrough and I wanted special challenges every mission.

[@lachicadelrosa]

why not use garden for road to?

[@GamerZakh]

I just don't really like to do that.

[@zalimbunny]

Can you try building the higher level maps without a gate house as road block. Gate house puerly as entrence to city and for your legions is fine. City without a gatehouse inside looks more beautiful and real. It is difficult but I think possible.

[@GamerZakh]

I'll do some maps like that yeah. It will be a good challenge.

[@zalimbunny]

Where can i send you saves???

[@GamerZakh]

Over on Discord is the best place for me. It's at discord.gg/GamerZakh

[@zestfisher565]

As a reminder roads made by the Roman's are still around today, some in good condition. Compared to nowadays roads?

[@GamerZakh]

Yeah I've travelled around Italy and it's cool seeing how much still stands.

[@drfreeman1721]

Nice playing. :)

[@GamerZakh]

Thanks!

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

Why do you build a Senate? I know in Pharaoh and Zues you have to build the government building before you can tax, but I didn't think that was true here. Isn't a forum enough?

[@the1ndiegamer811]

More or less to get an idea of relative unemployment i assume

[@GamerZakh]

I like how it looks and I'm lazy to always check for unemployment haha. The desirability boost is nice too.

[@oscarfeatherstone6688]

Your accent is perfectly in the very middle of the atlanic, do you mind if I ask where that comes from?

[@GamerZakh]

Sure, I'm Eurasian from Malaysia with some English heritage, so it's kind of a mix of a lot of things.

[@moregan777]

GamerZakh have you ever tried startopia its a fun building game too :)

[@GamerZakh]

I haven't, I'll go check it out.

[@moregan777]

GamerZakh nice you can get it right now on gog for 75% off one of the best games i ever played would love to see a lets play off it when you have the time 😁 www.gog.com/game/startopia

[@Vladimyrful]

Capua! Shall I begin??

[@darthparallax5207]

I am no great player of these games--- I haven't even played Pharaoh at all, I've only sandboxed Poseidon. I cut my teeth on Zeus: Master of Olympus. Caesar III is really kicking my ass. I know about the ZeusHeaven website but my Caesar blocks have a lot of trouble. I rarely get my buildings access to labor! This seems out of the player's control from where I'm sitting, and it comes down to a matter of luck whether the game works properly! Can anyone confirm any small glitches that make Caesar particularly more challenging at times when it should not be, for relatively simple tasks?

[@GamerZakh]

Caesar III has numerous glitches and bugs that can make things difficult but worker access is a little weird in this game. When you place a working building, it sends out a brown walker citizen. That brown walker needs to pass at least 2 houses and once he does the building he came from can access the entire worker pool. That means, you can have an entire industrial block with 2 tents on it but those buildings can now get workers from your whole city. They did away with this mechanic in Zeus and Emperor because it is a bit silly. You might find this video useful where I go over 10 tips & tricks for Caesar III: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnbZY2ebf56lp6c

[@otvosalexandru3291]

there is an invasion on this map. where is it now?

[@GamerZakh]

There is no invasion on this map, you're thinking of another map. You can't even build military here.

[@otvosalexandru3291]

No dude. This map at one Point has a roman Army invading and there is nothing you can do becoause you cant build Army yes.

[@GamerZakh]

@@otvosalexandru3291 I have played this game for 24 years, there is no invasion on Capua. If you want to prove me wrong, go load up the game and tell me what year the invasion comes. The only way to get invaded here is if you go into debt, lose favour, and Caesar sends his police to kill you. Outside of that, zero invasions on Capua.

[@otvosalexandru3291]

@@GamerZakh year 260. I will make a screen shot an send you. But beside this I realy like your videos( just found them)

[@otvosalexandru3291]

@@GamerZakh yeah , you were right. Because of low favour Caesar sends an Army to kill me. My bad.

[@mustafaeren2856]

Hello, how can i have HD caesar 3

[@GamerZakh]

I linked a video guide I made in the description. If you need more help, feel free to ask.

[@mustafaeren2856]

Thanks

[@robbuelens]

you need a market

[@backyardgetaways198]

Just tried it for the first time in years. Struggling to get a high enough Favor score.

[@GamerZakh]

It's tough getting back into this game! You can gift your personal savings in the advisor panels to boost up your favor.

[@backyardgetaways198]

@@GamerZakh Thanks for the tip. Looks like your layout worked much better than mine. Pretty sure I play 2-3 times as long had my population up to 5k but couldn't get above 52 favor. Going to try again and start fresh.

[@Alguien0101]

I'm a bit worried that you'll use all the good blocks on these easy missions leaving you with less effective ones in the difficult ones.

[@GamerZakh]

Don't worry, I'll figure it out. Like I do something a bit crazy in mission 6 haha.

[@airbornefilip9139]

Took me almost 3-4 minutes to realise which map this is... Every time I played it, I'd turn it for 180°. Got so confused...

[@GamerZakh]

Why do you rotate it? I tend to never rotate the map at all.

[@airbornefilip9139]

Usually I don't rotate maps but concering Capua, I think it's because of the way I 1st met with it. An uncle was showing me the game decade+ ago and had the map rotated so I always ended up doing it. Was confusing to play it otherwise. Another reason is because I find it easier to keep important things in upper part of the screen, be it citybuilding game or RTS. Preferably, I set my base down-left and a goal up-right, whatever it may be.

[@madman026]

played this game when i was 9 it was painful to watch you play it

[@GamerZakh]

Why? What's wrong with the way I play it? It's just mission 3. Edit: I also played the game when I was 9 too, born 89. Hung around Heaven Games in 98 and everything.

[@madman026]

its ok man you play fine i am just a no lifer with OCD i am sorry i even mentioned it

[@GamerZakh]

Haha no worries. I totally get being OCD with city-builders and you aren't the only one that gets annoyed with the things I do. I tend to play more for fun and achieving objectives. Throughout this series I'm going to have some crazy and bad challenges. On mission 6 I draw random roads and turn that into a city! It's a mess but I managed to still win the mission.

[@OneAdera]

In hindsight it's amusing to watch you struggle with trying to make people happy when it was fundamentally impossible because of a silly bug.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Gladiateur and loins master is fight in sefl

[@Sksk27547]

You should of not touched that road to rome

[@haymaybit]

Moreeeee

[@JuanMolino]

I'd rather prefer a playthrough without dumping temples/culture buildings, and no small tents for industry area... more interesting, more realistic !

[@GamerZakh]

Unfortunately if you used block designs they are so efficient that the culture requirements require 'dumps' of kinds. It's because the game doesn't count access, it just counts number of buildings to total population. On mission 6 I don't use a block and it looks natural and realistic, but the walker mechanic makes it almost non-functional haha. Realistic cities don't use walker mechanics.

[@titytitmk2738]

Thats why I like Emperors way of handling employment. You dont need to manipulate walkers to get buildings employed.

[@GamerZakh]

Emperor definitely fixed a lot of the weird issues with the walker system and access. It also counted access way more than just number of building to population.

[@gorkarullan]

are you playing a game with 18 years?? ufff a lost of time

[@GamerZakh]

19 years now haha. And yes, my channel is all about nostalgia and old games. 1995 to 2002 mainly.

[@antoniomantovani3147]

Debit. .... something wrong

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you don't do your houses two rows deep ? I'm pretty sure a 2x2 square evolves into the biggest villas? Maybe its still too early in the game for that to make a difference, but my hazy childhood memory (and various bouts of nostalgia that caused me to pull this up and play it during my adult life) keeps being like 'hey mannnnnn, didn't you use to put your houses 2 deep?' haha, great video! Thumbs up for dayyssss