The Game Experience of Civilization 3

There must be an expansion in the early stage of Civilization 3, but we should still pay attention to the quality of the city, especially the quality of the first few cities. Cities are best built next to resources such as precious stones and gold (gold is an additional resource and cannot be traded). In the early days, cities built on deserts and ice fields were worthless. Because none of them will bring gold. Civilization 3 is much worse than civilization iv here, so it is impossible to build outdoor facilities that can increase the gold output per unit cell. Of course, you can build more cities near the water, which can increase the gold production. You can also change the production items of each city into "wealth", and you can exchange 50% of the resource output for gold. Of course, this will drag down the military and technology.

First build soldiers to explore the road, calculate the urban population and create immigrants. The first secondary city must be built by the river (the main city is also the best). If there is no river in a short distance, it is recommended to reopen the map. The first sub-city is close to the main city (as close as possible), and then repeat the above steps. The samurai (with long guns) emigrated. Leaving 5~7 sub-cities, the second migrant worker will build roads. The main road will be built when it is coming. Newcomer mode science and technology should be leading all the way, just adjust the expenditure on science and technology in the house directly to 100%, and you can learn it casually when you have no money. The order of buildings, temples-markets-aqueducts (there is no river nearby)-libraries-universities-(seaside) seaports-commercial docks-(population over 12) hospitals-barracks-everything else, but it should be noted that most buildings have maintenance fees. Be careful not to make ends meet.