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Just now, just enjoy them for what they are. The 'fans' will soon make sure that all the fun is removed for the rest of us in favour of 'perfect' balance.
it is normal and is an actual very good strategy early
i usually do Phoenician > Carthaginian > Norsemen
all of those 3 have a "harbor' type of building counting as multiple districts on top of being a harbour.
the HUGE (not kidding) advantage of this, is that harbor is one of the very rare building you can insta buy with Influence in a territory, meaning that all your territory (not linked to a city) near water during 3 first era can insta buy the special faction building, and at the 4th era you get the normal harbor, so at the end all your faction can get 4 building this way.
the other useful thing about that, is that, since they are district and can be instantly bought with Influence you can get the 3 era stars for district fairly easily and progress very fast through era.
the bonus those buildings give is decent, not crazy, Carthaginian and Norsemen building are pretty strong tho, and since they count as multiple buildings, you can put almost anything next to them and have additional resource bonuses.
actuallly if you plan on going this route.
do that
Pheonicians, Carthaginian, Norsemen, Dutch
put all your 3 special building next to each other in territory, and put the VOC on the spot where it touches the 3. enjoy insane gold generation.
That's definitly on my to do list. But good harbour locations (lots of coastal tiles) usually don't combine well with a land tile with a lot of water around it; the water around it usually consists of few coast tiles and sometimes ocean tiles too.
By the way, nothing stops you of getting a better deal by adding the normal harbours to the mix as well.
It is usually much more beneficial to spread the harbors out. The income from a properly placed harbor exploiting a bunch of coast tiles can be like +100 resources factoring in later game yield bonuses. Harbors are extremely strong in this game and if you stack them next to each other they are mostly wasted. Sometimes you get a region with only like 2-3 coast tiles and you have to pack them all in there together, districts like the VOC make that not feel as bad.