Corruption Crisis

[Wishazu]

I thought you could decrease corruption by creating buildings that improve law...

[katank]

@ Aesculapius, that's very informative. Awesome info.

It does seem strange that it would all suddenly happen in a turn.

There are certain points in which eventually the cons of having governors outweigh the benefits.

Consider just using manage all settlements and not have a governor.

[Aesculapius]

I thought you could decrease corruption by creating buildings that improve law...

True - I'd forgotten that. These are:

1. The Executioner's Square series (only available to Carthage, Egypt and Parthia),
2. Temples (at any level) of Governors, Justice, Law, Leadership or One God.
3. Temples (at Pantheon level) of Farming, Fertility, Forge, Fun, Hunting, Love, Naval or Victory.

The temple groups that do NOT give bonuses to Law at any level are Battle, Battleforge, Healing, Horse, Trade and Violence.

That's probably more detail than anyone really wanted, but there it is.

Regards


Aesculapius

[Garvanko]

Sometimes you can micro-manage a bit too much.Corruption is one of the problems I never deal with.. If you have a General with bad vices, keep him in the field.

[nameless]

Yeah, one time as the Scipii I was losing lots of money to corruption so I tore down most of my Neptune temples and built Saturn(Law and Happy) and the corruption went down and the people were happier.


Then I realized I could go in and mod the law temples to give a 20 (100%) law and happiness

By mistake I gave a 20 for a Health bonus too, was that fun....population growth was set to like maximum 20,000 to 60,000 in 2 turns.