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3) You need 1 or 2 iron deposits at most. 2-4 stone. Each deposit can have 2 quarries. I've never needed more than 2 iron quarries. As you get closer to your final build (whatever that is), you'll need less stone as well.
6) But both together are Great! Churches are cheaper on gold for early in game. Later when gold is no longer an issue, libraries can easily get spammed wherever you need them.
7) There is only one tax rate regardless of how many treasuries you have. The rate will be set to the highest amount (ex: if you have 3 treasuries, 1 set at 1, 1 set at 2, 1 set at 3, then 3 will be the tax rate).
Other tips:I've read or discovered
Foresters only need 3 open areas for trees to work. Everything else can be covered and they will still produce maximum output.
Buildings need roads to be placed, but not to work. Means you can pause, put down a road, build farms (example), delete road before it's even built and then place more farms.
If you've just restarted the game, you have three treasuries, and your current tax rate is 1, then: Incrementing it in one treasury will result in a tax rate of 2. That treasury will say 2, but the other two treasuries will incorrectly say 1. If you take one of the treasuries that say 1 and increment it 1 time, it will change to 3.
Adding treasuries increases the amount of gold you can store, but (after the first treasury) don't affect the tax rate or taxes collected.
8) Agree if you're totally sourounded by walls. But ballistas are not effective against vikings on foot. Soldiers > archers >>>>>> balistas for vikings on foot.
13) Bridges provide the beachfront happiness buff (but not the road buff).
14) Windmills stack. When you are trying to increase food and don't have any more space, evaluate each farm. If that farm produces less than twice the number of adjacent farms, replace it with a windmill. For example, a farm that has an output of 10 but has six farms adjacent should be replaced.
15) Build more wells. I spam libraries everywhere in the residential zones, and put a well next to each. I also put wells out in the fields and mixed in with the industrial areas.