In Your Opinion, what's the best Economic civ?

[Digihuman]

Topic.

I'm thinking it's probably Poland or Rome.

[Napoleonic S]

And what do you mean about economic civ? Civ that can generate most gold/city/turn? Not sure why you think poland and rome are the best that way.

[Digihuman]

Originally posted by napoleonic_sp007rz:

And what do you mean about economic civ? Civ that can generate most gold/city/turn? Not sure why you think poland and rome are the best that way.

I'm mostly talking "built to make a lot of money & trade".

I lean towards Poland becaust of their unique building, and Rome because of their automatic roads and trading posts.

[FatalCharm]

England on a Huge Island Plates map.

[Napoleonic S]

Originally posted by Digihuman:

Originally posted by napoleonic_sp007rz:

And what do you mean about economic civ? Civ that can generate most gold/city/turn? Not sure why you think poland and rome are the best that way.

I'm mostly talking "built to make a lot of money & trade".

I lean towards Poland becaust of their unique building, and Rome because of their automatic roads and trading posts.

Japan :p

Once you figure out the strength of japan civilization ability you can make them generate insane amount of science/culture/gold/faith in late era, independent from resources and trading (so they can earn even more gold)

[Azunai]

germany also has some interesting abilities that help with building an economy.

one more district per city and the synergy between commercial & industrial zone can be quite useful for building up a strong economy while also working towards a victory condition.

the extra military card isn't super useful for economy, but it can be an indirect bonus i guess (you can slot cheaper upkeep and cheaper production cards at the same time, for example)

[Kurnn]

Originally posted by napoleonic_sp007rz:

Originally posted by Digihuman:

I'm mostly talking "built to make a lot of money & trade".

I lean towards Poland becaust of their unique building, and Rome because of their automatic roads and trading posts.

Japan :p

Once you figure out the strength of japan civilization ability you can make them generate insane amount of science/culture/gold/faith in late era, independent from resources and trading (so they can earn even more gold)

What he said

[FatalCharm]

Originally posted by napoleonic_sp007rz:

And what do you mean about economic civ? Civ that can generate most gold/city/turn? Not sure why you think poland and rome are the best that way.

Rome can definitely be an economic powerhouse and make butt-loads of coin -- especially on a huge pangea map.

[-1 Stability Hit]

just had a brazil that made absurd amounts from the commercial hubs with rainforest adjacency bonus

[ppaladin123]

Germany can get up a harbor/commercial zone/hansa combo and all relevant buildings darn quickly and start raking in cash.