Has anyone ever done this? - during a seige, while you're taking over the town, try to destroy the governor's building.
I have yet to make seige weapons, because it's easy enough to take over stone-wall cities without them. Are seige weapons immobile? Can they be moved into the town? Are there other more 'regular' units that can destroy buildings?
Destroying the governor's house would cause temporary mayhem in big cities - but it would also let one fairly quickly take care of the Culture Penalty. You'd be able to make your own governor's buildings without resorting to extermination or enslavement. Having your own governor building would give an immediate 20% decrease in Culture Penalty, and also you'd get to the next level where you can build all your own stuff much more quickly, thereby doing away with most of the rest of the penalty much more quickly. But I imagine there'd be hell to pay at first (revolts) in the event of a big city's population having absolutely no (first turn) or quite undersized (subsequent turns) governor's house. It might even take several revolts-plus-retakings, but I would think eventually you'd get where you want. (Or will the multiple revolts halt the progress of anything past the 1-turn governor's house? OR maybe even you can't destroy this building totally?)
One thing I do know is that when you're fighting in a city, you see a "percent damage" for the governor's building, just like all the rest.
Anyway - it's a curious thought. Has anyone tried it? Can seige weapons move, or are there other mobile house wreckers??![]()
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