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Just make sure that advanced types of resources can be purchased only after reaching N days or X prosperity levels.
The more advanced the resource, the more days or the higher the prosperity level it requires.
Trade merchants bring cakes, ice cream and beer, which are difficult to produce in the early stages of the game, and if you pay for them, you can eat them regardless of your citizen class.
It would be a good motivation to be able to produce these luxury items in our own country after the middle of the game.
Also, it would be even better if in the second half of the game, we could see travelers from allied countries eating the delicacies produced in their own countries in the cafeteria.
but at least the maximum ratizens that you can get after tier 5 is a good thing to be in the next patch.
I think it is a too nice system to scrap just because a long term system is already in place. The alchemist lab is good and needed if you want to research everything, but if you want to expand quickly the material research is very good and a nice mechanic of the game that I maybe even begin to miss in others.