Old World Quick Guide: Understanding City Production (Growth, Training, and Civics)

[@mcshipreck]

Phenomenal guide my guy, keep it up!

[@NickolasBenesh]

This was THE guide I was needing to understand the city resource mechanics. 🥰

[@SamMurlless]

Oh my god thank you. I didn’t know why my stuff took different times to complete depending on the city.

[@user-aymanzone]

This guide should be mandatory, I was about to quite the game because game is vague but now it's fun. thank you

[@peterblyth5500]

Clear explanations and the UI becomes much more comprehensible because of your efforts. Thank you. 👍

[@GroBoiD7777]

Thx. I would glad for a discontent managment guide

[@alcaras]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@Sepdick1]

me too!

[@festifk2301]

10:00 Small error: Each rural specialist gives 1 base science (2/3/4 for apprentice/master/elder urban specialists) and the Sages give +1 science per specilist.

[@alcaras]

Great catch, thank you! Forgot I founded a Sages capital for the video :D

[@letzgoterps]

Love you videos! Thank you for the great explanations and gameplay too. Had debated buying it until I saw your videos q few months ago and bought it during summer event. And I'm addicted.

[@VampiroGaming]

Hi quality Old World content. Left a sub :)

[@trengilly01]

Great video as usual! Keeping them sort and concise is the right thing to do.

[@BodieHammer]

Well done!

[@3Slippers]

Really enjoy your videos. These mechanics look solid. Haven't enjoyed a Civ game since CivIV BtS. Only thing putting me off buying Old World is the combat which looks quite iffy defending vs a human player to me. How wrong am I, would you say? :)

[@alcaras]

Combat is a bit different than Civ but still fun!

[@petermacfly6574]

Merci pour cette vidéo. je suis un nouvel abonné et espère apprendre beaucoup avec vous 👍🙏

[@Zetler]

Image reading the manual 😒

[@kayaphus4303]

Does this means its better for cities to be idle to generate points?

[@alcaras]

Generally no, since whatever they're not producing goes into the overflow pool (e.g., growth produces a citizen, civics produces civics global civics, training produces global training), and whatever they're producing ... produces the thing you want (e.g., growth for a settler, civics for a specialist, training for a military unit). There are situational times when you do want to swap to Council -- e.g. you need a tiny bit more civics to have enough for a law next turn instead of having to wait two turns.