Industry/farming etc

[Ragnarok]

Alight so, using industry as an example.

Theres mining and theres Manufactrying.

Then theres the bonus from industry itself.

How does the mining and manufacturing thing work?

Do they play a part together or should one procinvce focus entirely on Mining or Manu? Does it matter? Im unsure what im doing honestly and im trying to build a super economy on my roman campaign as im having down time from constant war.

[MANWHATADONGA]

OK,try to keep simple.I play on p17.Caputer a gold mine city gives you bonous on all mines you controll ever region.Take another gold mine that bonous is added=30% + 30% =60% extra.The building that gives you industrial chain only addes bonous to that provance.Caputer a farming city you will notice says extra 1 food thats per region ie controll 40 regions that addes 40 food to your food total.Go to highest level that goes to 2 hence that is 2 x40 = 80.Hope that helps.

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by MANWHATADONGA:

OK,try to keep simple.I play on p17.Caputer a gold mine city gives you bonous on all mines you controll ever region.Take another gold mine that bonous is added=30% + 30% =60% extra.The building that gives you industrial chain only addes bonous to that provance.Caputer a farming city you will notice says extra 1 food thats per region ie controll 40 regions that addes 40 food to your food total.Go to highest level that goes to 2 hence that is 2 x40 = 80.Hope that helps.

Just going to be honest. I have no idea what you are talking about.

[Jimmy Rustler]

AFAIK, the building bonus (like say you build the amphora maker, giving a bonus to agriculture) on the city industry chains give the bonus to the provence it is located in. I usually build provence economies based around one source if possible. So all industry or commerce, or agriculture, in hopes of maximizing income for that provence.

To be honest, I haven't done any actual in depth testing, but the bonuses do work very well in building a powerful economy very early on the way I have described. Especially as my bae, Egypt lol.

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by Silz:

AFAIK, the building bonus (like say you build the amphora maker, giving a bonus to agriculture) on the city industry chains give the bonus to the provence it is located in. I usually build provence economies based around one source if possible. So all industry or commerce, or agriculture, in hopes of maximizing income for that provence.

To be honest, I haven't done any actual in depth testing, but the bonuses do work very well in building a powerful economy very early on the way I have described. Especially as my bae, Egypt lol.

Ok but theres two different types of industry. Manufacturing and Mining... Does this matter or...?

How does these two different things work???

[Carolus Rex]

Industry goes for both

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by Carolus Rex:

Industry goes for both

What about when it says something something industry((manufacturing?))

[MANWHATADONGA]

Originally posted by Barneys Had Enough Of You.:

Originally posted by Carolus Rex:

Industry goes for both

What about when it says something something industry((manufacturing?))

You are correct it will say what bonous it is industrial or mining.You get say 200 manufacturing+ 10% tax for mining.

[MANWHATADONGA]

If you google to honga rome11 site it has all buildings for you.