Another thing, all the territories in the same city share the same infrastructure buildings, so for a group of territories you only need to build them once. You can specialize territories based on the terrain.
Another thing, different territories have different terrain with different FIDS yields. You can place special districts from cultures next to each other at territory borders in territories within the same city, in case they would benefit from each other. There's a few more things you can do when combining cities. Btw is there a way to make that much cheaper? It always cost a ton. Originally posted by Rage On Luxer | ӨПӨ NO HONOR:By my experience is worth it to combine when you need city cap slots (if you have maximum number of cities) and you need to expand to get new special resources. Is always good to have a "fake" city where you invest only little resorces so you can "trade" it in the case you are loosing a war :) This is pretty easy, just gift them a city and they will accept in most cases. if the city is in a position that is hard to defend just merget to the next one if you need 1 city cap point free to expand in a specific direction when you "buy out" a neutral city to your empire, not worth it to build everything, just merge and expand your territory There are other minor reasons to merge cities: Instead of building fortifications and all the other things in 2 cities you merge and only spend 1 time to build all you need to defend an important territory.
By my experience is worth it to combine when you need city cap slots (if you have maximum number of cities) and you need to expand to get new special resources.Īlso is worth it when you have a city with important resources (horses for example) and you need to buil fortification etc.
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