Well they're not really part of the Riviera are they? If you get the chance, turning the whole of the western med into your own trading lake is, of course, the way to go. PLUS all the lovely vacation spots.Originally Posted by Garvanko
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Well they're not really part of the Riviera are they? If you get the chance, turning the whole of the western med into your own trading lake is, of course, the way to go. PLUS all the lovely vacation spots.
Seamus
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Enslavement is fine, if you need to boost a couple of cities just send in the peasants.
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Papewaio why the peasants
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Rome: Total Slayer
To boost your population levels in a settlement you can create peasants in another settlement and disband them in the settlement you want to boost the population in.
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Another way to manage population in large chunks is to give one of your large cities, that is growing too fast for your building browser to keep up, to a faction that you´re at war with and simply retake it in the same turn. Now you can either enslave or exterminate its population.
And you probably already know this one; before assaulting a city, and want to enslave its population, remove all govenors in cities that you don´t want to grow. Now all slaves are directed to only the cities that you still have a govenor in. Good luck!
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